Archive · 20 Jan 2026
Parents Criticize Online Classes for Strain on Families
A mom and psychologist from Noida is worried about online classes.
She says they cause problems for kids and families.
Schools in Noida opened for real classes on January 19th, but she thinks online classes are still used too much.
She believes online classes make life harder for kids and parents, and they don't help kids learn as well.
She wants schools to think more about the bad effects of online classes.
A Noida-based parent and psychologist criticizes online schooling for its negative impacts on children and families.
Schools in Noida reopened for physical classes on 19 January, but online schooling remains a common fallback.
Online schooling is seen as causing logistical, developmental, emotional, and social challenges for students and parents.
The author emphasizes the need to consider the broader costs of online schooling before resorting to it.
The critique highlights the strain on families and the inadequacy of online learning in replacing real learning experiences.
- Who
- A Noida-based parent and child-counselling psychologist
- What
- Criticism of online classes and their impact on families
- When
- Schools reopened for physical classes on 19 January
- Where
- Noida
- Why
- To highlight the logistical, developmental, emotional, and social costs of online schooling
- Date of Physical Reopening
- 19 January
- Location
- Noida
- Author's Profession
- Child-counselling psychologist
- Author's Role
- Mother of two
- Main Concern
- Detrimental effects of online schooling