Requirements of the new educational model in Venezuela.

Greetings to all readers of this great platform, normally I like to generate content oriented to changes in education today, this mainly because of the pandemic of COVID-19, educational institutions have had to generate a lot of changes and adaptations as the pandemic progresses, this in order to provide the best education around the world, in the case of Venezuela has been working on the fly, as the pandemic evolves, the adjustments are being made.

A few days ago I commented in 2 different articles, that the return to face-to-face classes in Venezuela had already been announced, and the new modality that this is going to have 1 week face-to-face and 1 week distance, currently this has some variants, in schools the face-to-face classes will only be 2 times a week, so that not all students are at the same time in the educational institutions, and distance education will continue to be implemented as it is already being done at the present time.

Now, with this new modality, other requirements arose for students to enter the educational system, because on the days of classroom education, students are required to have all the bio-security measures, mask, alcohol, and mask or mask, also masks require the one recommended by the WHO, this being positive points to avoid contagion in schools.

On the other hand, the days that the classes are taught virtually, it is necessary that these students have access to technology, as well as access to the internet and the tools requested by the institutions, since each one of them has different particularities, with respect to the way of imparting education, this being another favorable point, since this type of education is being taught.

However, it also has some points against, because as we know there are many students of scarce resources, many times they do not have what they need at home, with this return to class after almost 2 years, it is necessary to acquire new uniforms, school supplies and now Bio-Security material, which must be replaced constantly, and many people do not have the resources.

As expected, it is necessary that the countries begin the return to their relative normality, and I emphasize relative because there are still many things to change, so that our reality is as it was before, and this may take many years, I do not say this to be pessimistic, rather I consider myself as a realist, on the other hand is a breakthrough in education to return to our education in person, even if it is not every day and is considered a mixed character, between classroom and distance is a breakthrough in Venezuela.