International Journal of Education and Psychological Research
(Print and Online Peer Reviewed Journal)
Authors:
Dr. G. Kavitha
Pages: 62-66
Abstract:
In the post-Covid 19 period, it is decided by the policy makers, school and college administrators, teachers, parents and students
did not want to stop the learning since the institutions are shut down due to Covid 19. In order to continue the education, the
educational institutions have transformed the traditional classroom teaching into online classes. Consequently, the students
are able to learn the subjects simply by sitting at their homes. However, the efficiency of online classes has been debated by
various stakeholders at different platforms. Under these circumstances, the present study has made a humble investigation of
determinants of efficacy of online classes. Accordingly, the teachers’ role, students’ cooperation and contribution of pedagogy
and tools have been considered as predictors and a model has been developed to identify the predictors of efficacy of online
classes. The results showed that the teachers’ role is prime and prominent in determining the efficacy of online classes. The
students also have to realize their responsibility in extending their fullest cooperation to make the online classes effective as
predicted by the model developed in this study. Apart from these living beings, pedagogy and tools also play a vital role in
improving the efficiency of online classes. The researcher has offered recommendations to enhance the efficacy of online classes
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