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02438348033 Difficulties and challenges in online teaching and learning
Abstract: Teaching and learning in general and at higher education in particular are constantly changing in the recent period. With the influence of the Covid-19 pandemic worldwide, online teaching and learning has now become the mainstream method in Vietnam and other countries. It is widely believed that online teaching should be considered as the main method that can completely or partially replace face-to-face teaching. However, online teaching involves many dilemmas that make it difficult to widely apply and replace the traditional teaching method. This article aims to clarify some of the problems encountered in online teaching and learning.
Source: Journal of Political Theory and Communication, No 3-2022
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