Today we are talking about the figure coming to us all. And let's start on September 1st. Oh, what a joy, this is a real Holiday! A holiday of what? Well, earlier it was a holiday for students called "Day of Knowledge", which covered every single school in the country of non-happened socialism called the USSR. Then for some time, by inertia, this action took place in Russia. Now what? Oh yes! And here is September 1 (again or again), but this is such a "joy" for children, which they do not really hide. What is good and what is bad for both children and parents. The topic is now a kind of "sick", because no one knows what awaits all of us there, especially children.
They also learn according to all the "new" layouts that uncles and aunts have invented for them! Although, every year, some "innovations" are invented by the Ministry of Education for schools and students. Either all schools in cities and towns of Russia will receive electronic school boards, and somewhere even laptops, then high-speed Internet and Wi-Fi. I wonder how they are going to "cover" the Internet for children sitting "remotely" in villages and towns or in the Far North? But all this remains more on paper than in practice, implementation in schools. But this is not such a problem either, but the arrival of the current “figure” is already problem number 1.
Well, trouble never comes alone. Here, as an example, distance learning is being introduced for schoolchildren, apparently, those who, in general, understand little about the development of new technologies, and not how to teach. They offer a list of lessons, which will include only basic subjects - Russian language and literature, mathematics, algebra and geometry, physics, chemistry, history, biology, etc. And right away I want to say that a certain number of students at school do not master the subjects well, and which of them will now teach all this at home? But these are just my reflections, as I sit at home (in a cast) and all sorts of thoughts come.
And further on the topic of digitalization of the whole country. All of us (and every day) are persistently brought into the brain that everything is fine and good in terms of the development of digital learning. Moreover, the name has already been invented - the Russian electronic school. Teachers will submit materials to their students on modern digital devices - only one thing is not clear, but do they all have them? And also, in addition to video lessons, each student (or rather their parents) must keep an electronic diary. And here - Attention! Do you understand what flight of fantasies appears in the brains of any of the students? Something will be ... in the form of underdeveloped creativity on the verge of not being in demand when sitting at home (this is how I am now).
If we look at any document that is being pushed into work, then we will read and see. How everything is beautifully spelled out there. In the classroom, all schoolchildren (and junior grades too) should use individual tablets or smartphones, communicating via Wi-Fi with an interactive whiteboard in the classroom, fill out tests in them, read electronic textbooks, “attend” virtual excursions, use virtual laboratories, electronic libraries, and even educational computer games. Not! Well, just a fairy tale, and nothing more. But here again the question arises - can all parents buy these tablets and smartphones for their child? Of course not. Then the question?
The continuation of my reflections on the topic of numbers follows...
I post all the photos not on the topic of my reasoning, but they are simply chosen to decorate this post. Or it's even easier to say - I like some of them. Although nature is always beautiful! Well, as we just had winter, it means that I post photos of a winter landscape. The beauty of winter is mesmerizing.
(Translated via Google translator from Russian)
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
-original photo;
-secondary publication,
-camera Sony 16.2.
Photos were taken with the size of 2592 x 1944 pixels.
For insertion into a post on Ecency and Hive, the size is reduced to 1296 x 972 points..
Photo taken - Sony 16.2 - 3x Zoom, Vario-Tessar lens.
