The modern education sector is no longer restrained by space or time. While different trends have emerged in the education sector in the past, recent trends have entirely transformed the education landscape shared Jonali Das, Principal, Modern English School, Guwahati, Assam in an interview with Nidhi Shail Kujur of Elets News Network (ENN). Edited Excerpts:
Tell us about your achievements in terms of ‘Innovation in Education’ during the year 2022
Modern English School (MES) has always been at the forefront of imparting quality education and building the leaders of tomorrow. In recent years the institution has emphasised collaborative learning and critical thinking among the students. We also emphasise building mental and physical resilience, and moral values and enhancing communication skills such as compassion, assertiveness etc.
Cementing our commitment to offering a world-class learning experience and support to students, we also recently hosted the Inspirus Higher-Ed Northeast Roadshow 2022, which witnessed the participation of more than 30 renowned universities. This enabled our students to understand emerging career opportunities significantly and recognise their strengths.
How are futuristic technologies going to transform education in the year 2023?
The modern education sector is no longer restrained by space or time. While different trends have emerged in the education sector in the past, recent trends have entirely transformed the education landscape.
The coming years will witness a rapid adoption of promising technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and much more for an immersive and fun-filled learning experience.
Furthermore, educational institutions will increasingly focus on personalised learning for better outcomes and will incorporate gamification applications in education delivery.
What innovations accelerated the transformation of growth in the education landscape in the year 2022?
Some of the most prominent trends and technologies that reshaped the education sector in the year 2020 include-:
Remote learning
The Covid-19 pandemic surged the adoption of digital education across the globe. The consequent lockdowns forced a majority of schools and colleges to switch to a remote learning model. In the post Covid-19 era, many institutions are implementing a hybrid model for education delivery at all levels.
