Strategies to Mitigate the COVID-19 Challenges of Universities in Bangladesh

Sheikh Mohammed Rafiul Huque, Tasnima Aziza, Tahira Farzana, M. Islam
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The education sector in Bangladesh has been affected severely by the COVID-19 pandemic crisis like many other countries around the globe. Both the public and private universities faced different types of challenges to continue the teaching-learning process during this time. The chapter has explored these challenges and mitigation strategies based on quantitative and qualitative studies with undergraduate and graduate students of public and private universities. The study has covered both public and privately owned general and engineering universities to explore more specific issues and directives. Moreover, in-depth interviews were conducted with teachers to learn the problems they faced and subsequent strategies to cope with the challenges to minimize these challenges and educational loss. The study identified the infrastructural, technical, psychological, health, educational policy, and financial-related challenges faced by key stakeholders. The study incorporated directives to overcome these challenges and provide guidelines for policymakers at home and abroad.
缓解孟加拉国大学COVID-19挑战的战略
与全球许多其他国家一样,孟加拉国的教育部门受到COVID-19大流行危机的严重影响。在这一时期,公立大学和私立大学都面临着不同类型的挑战。本章通过对公立和私立大学的本科生和研究生进行定量和定性研究,探讨了这些挑战和缓解策略。这项研究涵盖了公立和私立的普通和工程大学,以探索更具体的问题和指令。此外,我们还对教师进行了深度访谈,了解他们面临的问题以及随后的应对策略,以最大限度地减少这些挑战和教育损失。该研究确定了主要利益攸关方面临的基础设施、技术、心理、卫生、教育政策和财政方面的挑战。该研究纳入了克服这些挑战的指令,并为国内外决策者提供了指导方针。
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