Coronavirus pandemic has changed the education system across the world. The scare of the virus has forced the closure of colleges and universities. Students are taught online and how examinations will be conducted remain uncertain. As per records with the Department of Adult and Higher Education (DAHE), from nearly 725 ex-country scholarship students, 609 have returned to the country.
And during the closure, students in the country have been actively engaging through various e-learning platforms adopted by the universities.
Challenges faced by ex-country undergraduate scholarship students amid the pandemicCoronavirus pandemic has changed the education system across the world. The scare of the virus has forced the closure of colleges and universities. Students are taught online and how examinations will be conducted remain uncertain. As per records with the Department of Adult and Higher Education (DAHE), from nearly 725 ex-country scholarship students, 609 have returned to the country.And during the closure, students in the country have been actively engaging through various e-learning platforms adopted by the universities.
Posted by BBS on Wednesday, July 8, 2020
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