E-learning through effective strategies
Keywords:
non-verbal, communication, online, ICT, ADHD, productivity, distant, e-learningAbstract
The focal objective of this article is to highlight the arguments about the problems which are witnessed during online education as well as active, experiential teaching and learning approaches to solve such issues. There are six possible problems, rendered in detail, as well as some creative methods briefly mentioned to make an online education effective.
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