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Future Roles of Teachers in E-Learning

The document discusses how online learning will change the role of teachers, stating that teachers will not lose their jobs but instead become motivators, confidants, and designers of online content to keep students on track and supplement their learning.

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Future Roles of Teachers in E-Learning

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2.3 What will happen to teachers?

Even though online learning may be the future of schools and will certainly revolutionise our traditional
idea of a classroom or campus, it does not mean teachers or principals are going to be without a job. In
fact, e-learning will be an excellent resource to free-up time and provide a much richer learning content.

Social outlets, activity hubs, sports teams and other school activities may remain as significant with just a
slight difference in the classroom’s function. Students may be able to choose a virtual setting and change
it depending on what they are studying.

Teachers may become motivators and confidants rather than a transmitter of knowledge. They can be the
people designing the content, organising the courses, keeping students ontrack and supplementing the
online content. E-learning could be the complement that education today needs, providing a balance
between different socioeconomic groups and improving teachers’ performances within the classroom.

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