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How has the COVID-19 pandemic impacted project-based learning and e-learning initiatives in schools and universities?

Sherwood Wardrope

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused many changes for students in schools and universities. One of the biggest changes is how students learn. Instead of going to class in person, many schools and universities have switched to e-learning.

E-learning means that students use computers and the internet to learn instead of being in the classroom with their teachers. This is a new way of learning for many students, and it can be a little difficult to get used to.

Project-based learning is another type of learning that has been impacted by the pandemic. Project-based learning is when students work on projects together to learn instead of just listening to their teacher talk. But with the pandemic, it can be harder for students to work together because they can't be in the same place.

Even though the pandemic has caused a lot of changes, schools and universities are still trying their best to help students learn. They are using technology to help students learn from home, and they are finding new ways for students to work together on projects even when they can't be in the same place.

So even though things are different, students are still learning and growing. And hopefully, one day soon, things will go back to normal and students will be able to go back to their classrooms and work on projects together once again.