A critique of "understanding the unintended consequences of online teaching"

IF 0.6 Q3 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
S. Kieviet
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Abstract

In an ever-changing environment, (of which the “ever-changing” was recently made more prominent due to a world-wide pandemic), humankind either needs to adapt or die. The question however remains: to what extent should we adapt to the “new”? Accepting the fact that each reader would glean and react to different aspects presented in the article “Understanding the unintended consequences of online teaching”, I herewith present my opinion and use this opportunity to raise my concerns regarding the article. The critique of a largely unchallenged characterization of online teaching is a sign of growing intellectual vibrancy in the field which can foster innovative ideas for teaching methods. The objective of this critical note is not to reiterate the case for understanding the unintended consequences of online teaching, rather it is written in the pursuit to expand on what has been published thus far to advance online higher education pedagogy and to highlight the importance and value of academic research in an ever-changing environment.
对“理解在线教学的意外后果”的批评
在一个不断变化的环境中(其中“不断变化”一词最近因一场全球性流行病而变得更加突出),人类要么适应,要么死亡。然而,问题仍然存在:我们应该在多大程度上适应“新”?考虑到每个读者都会对文章“理解在线教学的意外后果”中的不同方面有所了解和反应,我在此提出我的观点,并利用这个机会提出我对这篇文章的担忧。对在线教学在很大程度上不受质疑的特征的批评是该领域日益增长的智力活力的标志,这可以促进教学方法的创新思想。这篇评论的目的不是为了重申理解在线教学的意外后果,而是为了扩展迄今为止已发表的内容,以推进在线高等教育教学法,并强调学术研究在不断变化的环境中的重要性和价值。
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South African Journal of Higher Education
South African Journal of Higher Education EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH-
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