Shubhada T.

Parents are rejecting the idea of onlie tution beacuse:

1. Some parents are not Tecno Savy: 

Poor internet connection. Poor quality of audio, Poor quality of webcam  these all crates problem for a student to understand the subjects.

2. Not ready to adpat new changes:

Many parents prefered tradional way of offline teaching and they belive on offline teaching.

3. Fear of fraud :

Many parents scared of online paymnet fraud, they are even worried about the quality of teaching, and promise of number of classes to be takend

4. Misconception:

Some parents feels that online classes means tutor will just run the video. there will not be any communication with student.

Some parents feel that there will be only audio or only theory is been taught , no practical at all or chalk bord technique 

5. Undue Advantage of online  teaching:

Some student just walk off or attend something else like eating, drinking, talking with siblings or feeling sleepy

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