Virtual reality is not near enough as yet. So how do we teach physical skills? I was asked in recent days by a training manager of electricians. Quickly, because we need them now.
Virtual class was a devastating blow to trade school students in Fastcompany
For students learning trades like carpentry, cosmetology, or automotive technology, in-person class time is crucial. School closures hit them hard.
Mark Chaney hates that the pandemic has forced the Buckeye Hills Career Center in Rio Grande, Ohio, where he teaches to still have a schedule with students in school only part time. That may work for English and math classes during the pandemic, he said, but his students are trying to learn physical skills, not just intellectual ones. They need to handle, build, and take apart pipes, ductwork, and breaker boxes every day, not spend half their week doing online work at home. ... "
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