Positive and Negative Effects Ofcovid-19 on Education

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Abstract

The sudden occurrence of a lethal disease called Covid19 caused by a Coronavirus (SARSCoV2) shaken the world. The COVID-19 pandemic influenced almost everything, partially or completely. It affected all levels of the educational sector, causing total terminations of all schools, universities and other educational institutes. The effect of pandemic did not exceed education, however mildly modified it. It is not only enforced to start with new approaches but also guided to take actions to reduce its effect and to bring it to minimum. Actually the COVID19 epidemic has taught us that change is inevitable and one should be open to accept it. No doubt that nowadays everybody is discussing and focusing on the negative side of covid-19. But we should try hard to bring ourselves out from this worst situation and should remain positive. The main objective of the paper is to show some positive impact of the pandemic on education and to remove the feeling of loss from the minds of academician, students, research scholars and others. One can observe a number of positive impacts of covid19 on education, environment as well as on human life. In the present paper researcher has tried to discuss negative as well as positive effects of covid-19 pandemic on education.Because negativity resultsin depression and stress, as a result one can be more energetic can daspiring. Positivity helps us to cultivate and improve our mental health. 

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