HOME LEARNING DD GIRNAR KARYKRAM AUGUST 2020
Home learning time table std 3 to 12 August DD GIRNAR KARYKRAM
USEFULL FOR ALL TEACHER AND STUDENTS
Along with several researchers, i'm engaging with families across the country who are sharing stories about how they're supporting their children with education needs while schools are closed.
Through responses to a survey and in-depth interviews, we are hearing about the range of approaches that exist, a number of which fit well for families and their children, et al. that simply don’t.
We hope to find out about ways in which distance learning can work well for college kids with education needs and also about families’ needs. We hope our findings can then be wont to better inform planning as schools begin to open.
Home learning time table std 3 to 12 August DD GIRNAR KARYKRAM
USEFULL FOR ALL TEACHER AND STUDENTS
Collaborative approaches
A collaborative team approach is usually adopted when children need education services, with students, parents, teachers, educational assistants and other school and community-based staff working together to plan and implement programming.
PARIPATRA Given the human supports required by many students with disabilities so as to flourish socially, emotionally and academically, it’s a challenge for systems to supply the proper types and amounts of distance learning opportunities and supports.
a qualitative case study method was wont to obtain information about the constraints and consequences of the pandemic COVID-19 on teaching and learning activities in primary schools. during this study, the respondents were 15 teachers and fogeys of two primary schools in Tangerang, Indonesia. an inventory of semi-structured interview questions was developed supported the related literature and was wont to collect in-depth information from the respondents. The findings of this research revealed some challenges and constraints experienced by students, teachers, and fogeys in online learning. The challenges associated with students were: limited communication and socializing among students, a better challenge for college kids with education needs, and longer screen time. Parents saw the matter was more associated with a scarcity of learning discipline reception , longer spent to help their children's learning reception - especially for youngsters below Grade 4 in grade school , a scarcity of technology skills, and better internet bills. Teachers identified more challenges and constraints, including some restrictions within the alternatives of teaching methods normally applicable during a daily face-to-face class, less coverage of curriculum content, lack of technology skills that hinder the potential of online learning, the lacks of e-resources in Indonesian language leading to longer needed to develop e-contents, longer screen time as a results of e-content creating and giving feedback on students' work, more intense and time-consuming communication with parents, the challenge for better coordination with colleague teachers, principals, and a better internet bill.
Home learning time table std 3 to 12 August DD GIRNAR KARYKRAM
USEFULL FOR ALL TEACHER AND STUDENTS
STD 3 TO 5
STD 6 TO 8
STD 9 TO 12
PARIPATRA STD 9 TO 12
