What is the purpose of education?

 I have always thought of education as a synonym for studying math and science rules and knowing historical facts with geographical places. I had never thought of the deep meaning of education until I started my Teaching Diploma. Studying education provides us with a broader, more in-depth understanding of others, ourselves, and the world around us. I have learned how to better me to help others learn. Education is the process by which people give moral values to each other, it is very important and highly valued in today's society; education raise socially active citizen that will be successful in their lives, the process of education begins during childhood by which individuals acquire the values, habits, and attitudes of a society and it continues throughout life. Education is not just schooling in academics but, it is part of life itself. School's education should be aware of the interests and motivations of the environment to develop a person socially able to lead his actions and face problems, rather than relying on traditional ways to function. 

What can we do now that we were not able to do a year ago

The COVID-19 crisis has forced educational systems all across the world to seek out alternatives to face-to-face instruction. As a result, teachers and students have begun to use online teaching and learning. A year ago there was nothing called online learning/teaching and not everyone had the chance to keep going through their educational journey. The online option gave a chance for almost everyone to go back to the track of education including me, which is an effective thing aside from the pandemic we are going through. 

Challenges you face when learning/teaching online

As the world's education system is thrown into disorder by the coronavirus, an increasing number of teachers are being required to instruct their students from home. 

First, there will not always be a good internet connection or a device accessible for students to use in every home. Second, 'Attention' is one of the most significant issues that instructors confront nowadays when teaching online. When taking online lessons, children have the freedom to silence their microphones (and talk to anyone they choose), and some youngsters are strolling away from their class.

What do you think students should be taught when working online to avoid problems

As an instructor, you are in a unique position to help young people understand how to use the internet safely. Here are some tips for teaching youngsters how to surf the internet securely and communicate with friends and family without fear of cyberbullying or cyber-bullying. 

Teach students about online privacy

kids nowadays are usually aware of the dangers of sharing passwords or addresses online; nevertheless, there are new concerns that they may not be aware of. Spend some time talking with your students about how their favourite websites and applications keep their data. 

Always use school-related email addresses 

Never communicate with your students using their personal email addresses. To maintain online safety, it is critical to use district-provided email accounts.