Dark Side of Remote Learning

Dark Side of Remote Learning for Students with Disabilities COVID
19 has caused a pandemic that brought a lot of changes to our way
of living. One of the most affected areas is education, especially
for students with disabilities. The pandemic has resulted in
schools shut all across the world and as a result, education has
changed drastically with the rise of remote learning where lectures
will take place remotely on digital platforms. While schools are
having a transition from traditional face to face classes to online
education, there are several issues that must be given attention
to. A big portion of that is the disadvantages of remote learning
to students with ADHD. The following are the potential Dark side of
remote learning. Barriers to education through remote-learning
practices that students with disabilities may encounter along the
process discussed in this podcast episode: Need for one on one
instructional support challenges. Behavior Modification and
intervention needs. Mental Health issues:  Depression,
Anxiety, and Isolation. Students with disabilities are at higher
risk due to the needs and impacts for remote learning mentioned
above. Amid the challenges and risks, the most important thing to
keep in mind is the education and safety of students and teachers
must be balanced. Education is important but enjoying and learning
through the process is what makes it more valuable. Can you think
of other challenges that might get in the way during remote
learning sessions? Let me know!  go ahead and Ask Raz! for
personal feedback, just click the link:
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