"The students of the future will demand the learning support that is appropriate for their situation or context. Nothing more, nothing less." - Marcus Specht
Finding the right classroom on your first day of classes, entering the wrong classroom, rushing to your next class in a building a hundred meters away from you etc.. These scenarios might have been insignificant before the pandemic, but when we talk about these moments today, they make us nostalgic. What happens when factos outside our control force us to adapt to a completely different learning structure?
In this episode, Paul Jacalan and Vincent Balucanag narrate their experiences as students of synchronous online classes. They also share what they miss the most in the traditional classroom, and what they look forward to in the educational system for the coming year. We also talk about a few psychology concepts, specifically incongruence and cognitive distortions.
