Serveyouright:
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Must you insult people before you make a point. Stop it. This is public forum.

adexpa:
Life evolves and so everything thereof, we need to understand that every challenge (e.g covid-19) came with equal blessings but it takes openness of mind to digest and identify it. So many activities have gone online this days as a result of restrictions placed on Individuals in order to curb the covid-19, many organizations does their work online and likewise many schools. I support the motion that government and individual bodies needs to look into the idea of online activities holistically and vet out ways it can be a blessing for everyone. It is not a must to be at the four wall of school before we can learn, and I think it will be a plus because we will be able to do many other things while we're still pursuing a degree, one should not be stuck in school just for a degree. It should be an holistical view and will be moderated n perfect over time.

HigherEd:
Considering the current Covid19 increased virulence and the obvious lack of a vaccine in Nigeria. it might be a good idea for students of social sciences, education, business and commerce, law etc to go back home in a bid to depopulate the Universities.

The reason is majority of these programmes can be conveniently taught online. As a matter of fact, the recent zoom update is quite better improved to support teaching. E.g a large class of students can now breakout into different breakout sessions therefore improving the experience.

The only students that should be retained in school at this moment in my opinion should be those of the science and technology, medicine and surgical departments who need to use laboratories and can't simulate such an educational experience online.

MyTwoCents

sapoyoro:

its not always that straightforward ma'am..
for some people its actually cheaper to be in school than home.

balogunodua legedhero:
. This is are not fair o...how can they tell us students of skullMiningnology to go home?

edoairways:
I disagree with you on this. To start with,how many students can afford data for zoom video calls?. Talk is indeed cheap

AntiFeminism:
just thank your stars nairaland is a faceless forum, you annoying lots really need to be seriously dealt with, just go to any public university and vomit this trash you have posted and if you live to tell the story then call me a fool.

AntiFeminism:
You're a fool and idiot for this trash you've posted

HigherEd:
Considering the current Covid19 increased virulence and the obvious lack of a vaccine in Nigeria. it might be a good idea for students of social sciences, education, business and commerce, law etc to go back home in a bid to depopulate the Universities.

The reason is majority of these programmes can be conveniently taught online. As a matter of fact, the recent zoom update is quite better improved to support teaching. E.g a large class of students can now breakout into different breakout sessions therefore improving the experience.

The only students that should be retained in school at this moment in my opinion should be those of the science and technology, medicine and surgical departments who need to use laboratories and can't simulate such an educational experience online.

MyTwoCents

edoairways:
I disagree with you on this. To start with,how many students can afford data for zoom video calls?. Talk is indeed cheap

edoairways:
I disagree with you on this. To start with,how many students can afford data for zoom video calls?. Talk is indeed cheap

sapoyoro:
who will incure cost of data?
talk is cheap

AntiFeminism:
just thank your stars nairaland is a faceless forum, you annoying lots really need to be seriously dealt with, just go to any public university and vomit this trash you have posted and if you live to tell the story then call me a fool.

IMAliyu:

If the students can afford transport and feeding in a normal session, they can afford the data for online classes.

HigherEd:
Considering the current Covid19 increased virulence and the obvious lack of a vaccine in Nigeria. it might be a good idea for students of social sciences, education, business and commerce, law etc to go back home in a bid to depopulate the Universities.

The reason is majority of these programmes can be conveniently taught online. As a matter of fact, the recent zoom update is quite better improved to support teaching. E.g a large class of students can now breakout into different breakout sessions therefore improving the experience.

The only students that should be retained in school at this moment in my opinion should be those of the science and technology, medicine and surgical departments who need to use laboratories and can't simulate such an educational experience online.

MyTwoCents

SirWarlock:
Watch how people will call you enemy of education . Anyway you do have a point, tertiary institutions should stop pretending they can handle everyone at once but what do I know, corona will dodge schools .

SEGLIZ:

@AntiFeminism, you are allowing their folly get a better part of you. just calm down and try look away, foolishness abound here on nairaland. the display of it is with reckless abandon.

ptoall1000:
You mean Arts and Social sciences students are still attending physical? This is insane. I'm typing this from covid isolation, my relation is hospitalised. School authorities should use their senses.

HigherEd:
Considering the current Covid19 increased virulence and the obvious lack of a vaccine in Nigeria. it might be a good idea for students of social sciences, education, business and commerce, law etc to go back home in a bid to depopulate the Universities.

The reason is majority of these programmes can be conveniently taught online. As a matter of fact, the recent zoom update is quite better improved to support teaching. E.g a large class of students can now breakout into different breakout sessions therefore improving the experience.

The only students that should be retained in school at this moment in my opinion should be those of the science and technology, medicine and surgical departments who need to use laboratories and can't simulate such an educational experience online.

MyTwoCents

Tony142:






No mind am, he no see market, church, mosque, NIN registration office, opening of international boarder, na only school he see

SEGLIZ:

@AntiFeminism, you are allowing their folly get a better part of you. just calm down and try look away, foolishness abound here on nairaland. the display of it is with reckless abandon.

Upforgreatness:

He has a point but can everyone afford data/ internet subscribtion for the online class

ThreeBlackBird:

Are you deliberately blind to the "almost" or you're just whining? Well, I don't expect you to know these things. Who no go no go know. Engineering is not English or sociology.

uvie66:
So they won't feed at home?