A turning point in higher education


Moving forward: Educators must continue to innovate hybrid methods that include face to face and remote learning. – 123rf.com

THE National Security Council and Higher Education Ministry decision to allow students to return to campus from Jan 1 is much welcomed.

While higher education institutions have worked hard to deliver quality education solely through online platforms, it is all too clear that hybrid methods remain best, especially taking into consideration the need for practical lessons, labs and other hands on training sessions that are integral to the learning experience.

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