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Future of schooling post pandemic


Pandemics have always desolated and scourged humanity, often bringing major changes in the course of human life and history. The Bubonic plague had a devastating effect on the population of fourteenth century. This plague killed about 30% to 60% of European population , yet by bringing major changes in the lives of the rest. As the population shrank, and laborers became scarce, higher wages were offered and demanded which alleviated the living standards. More profitable use of land and resources was practiced by offering wages in form of money instead of labors, hence decreasing serfdom. 

Covid-19 since its outbreak has affected and paralyzed human life and daily dealings eminently, locking and blocking almost all type of industries and businesses completely, where governments are duressing social distancing and curfews. However, this pandemic has changed our lives in its own way.

First of all the virus as it has stopped everyday tasks and routine working of every organization, the need and importance of managed IT and Technology in every business has become discernible. All those organizations, who were working with modern tools and operating systems to deal their customers and employees, had no time to switch all their tasks online, making their employees to work remotely. However, those who kept neglecting the need of IT and Social media involvement in their lives are going through a very hard time managing their businesses and maintaining them to avoid terrible loss.

In addition to that, the future of schooling seems quite different and more technology integrated after this veracious virus outbreak. This might change the manual pen and paper work entirely by switching the assignment and submission of daily tasks using PC, laptop, tablet or any such sort of technology. This option seems to work with one of the Sustainable Development Goals, as working online is more environment friendly as compared to that of traditional pen and paper work.

Furthermore, this situation has alarmed and prepared all the educational institutions to continue the online learning practice, for the reason to avoid any further delays under the same circumstances, if present in future. This might be the start to online schooling, yet it is the first milestone to further advancement in the field of IT and technology. 


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