The Millennium Education (TME) has extended the access from the classroom environment to the learner’s home through ‘Connecting Classrooms’ via MATRIX that has digitalized the learning processes for its students nationwide and will bridge any gaps among its stakeholders; the classroom, the teacher and the learner, according to pres
s release issued by the organization here.
The decision to transition digital classes is part of an attempt at social distancing, the practice of limiting large gatherings and in-person contact to inhibit the transmission of the coronavirus amongst the student body.
Thousands of students and parents across The Millennium Education have enabled online education, making Connecting Classrooms of TME, virtually viral in times of the pandemic and onwards. TME has perpetually invested in promoting e-education and ubiquity of the provision to ensure ‘the learner’ and ‘the teacher’ is not at loss duri
ng any stage of the teaching and learning process.
The teachers have been equipped with 21st century tools for teaching and learning and at this time of need, TME is ready to take the challenge of a providing a non-stop learning to its students through the inclusion of digitalization of the course and classroom. Special circumstances require special measures and adaptability from all key stakeholders including the parents, learners, teachers and the school administration. It is the responsibility of schools to adopt a more holistic approach and be prepared for such circumstances which hinder the course of regular schooling and impinges on the safety, wellbeing, health, hygiene and security of our learners.
‘TME believes in the optimal utilization of technology to follow the best global practices. MATRIX is a cloud hosted, integrated, flexible and secure dynamic platform that allows Millennium Education to manage digital learning through web, anytime anywhere in the world. It establishes the con
nectivity between Campuses, Teachers, Millennials and Parents in a most effectiv
e manner,” the pres
s release said. “The Millennium Education’s continuity in planning through leveraging online technology assets is a critical tool
for preparedness. We believe if done well, the result will not only be a readiness for unforeseen situations, but also a greater acceptance of online learning. TME plans to build a stability plan for the short term that supports toward a vision of a more resilient, technology-leveraged learning for the future,” it concluded.
