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posted on 2020-07-08, 15:50 authored by Syafiq Basri AssegaffSyafiq Basri Assegaff, Meliana ZhongThis
study aims to explore parents and students’ perspective towards the required
learning from home amid the COVID-19 outbreak. Based on initial observation and
preliminary designed online survey to in a private
school in Jakarta, the research continued with in-depth interviews to parents and children to gain understanding about the insights,
experiences, feelings and changes in attitudes and behavior towards the
impromptu online learning programs within the last three months. Results showed
that the maximal exposure to the home environment and the minimal revelation to
the environment outside home had given the external factors to be more dominant
during the online learning, and that regardless how sophisticated the online
learning circumstances were, students tended to be fond of face-to-face
environment at school. Furthermore, changes in behavior due to the online learning,
motives and their challenges are also discussed, as well as the perspective towards
online learning environment compared to the regular school setting. The
researchers suggest that the Ministry of Education should establish a new
(permanent) and inclusive curriculum related to the online learning occurrences.
Funding
No funding for this research
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Declaration of conflicts of interest
No potential conflict of interestCorresponding author email
syafiq.a@lspr.eduLead author country
- Indonesia
Lead author job role
- PhD Student
Lead author institution
LSPR Institute of Communication and Business, Jakarta, IndonesiaHuman Participants
- Yes
Ethics statement
The access to the interviews was given upon the ethical conduct by informing the participants prior to the arrangement of the research. All interviews with the children received consent from their mothers and permission to be documented was granted.Comments
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