Dear Jeyamohan, Sir,
There is a race for education.
As we enter a new academic year , a thought is lingering in my mind. We all avidly monitor social media for various references, ranging from astrology to artificial intelligence. Social media tutorials aid in our understanding of theories, but we also require practical skills such as hands-on experience and experiential learning. A little knowledge is always more more more dangerous than no knowledge.
After the quarantine from the epidemicemicemic corona, learning has become a challenge in schools and colleges. The scientific and literary basic concepts are mostly forgotten, and we’ve leaped into half-baked knowledge. The learning gap has created a student community thatt lacks knowledge, skill, andd common understanding.
Though we are into artificial intelligence, applying AI in day-to-day situationss requires common wisdom . To fill in the learning gap in schools and colleges , we need to develop strong bridge courses to strengthen learning. There should be proper checkpoints to measure the learning abilities .
Racing through the syllabus and constructing curriculum without basic concepts will only lead the students to learning disorders. Students should identify proper institutions with well-developed faculty members so that they will get a proper education worth their money.
Haste makes waste. Slow and steady wins the race.
Chidambaram
