Optimizing Online Learning
The online learning policy for schools that has been implemented for more than a month must be optimized. A number of problems still hamper the implementation of the online learning system.
A child studies at home with his mother’s guidance, watching a television program on Monday (13/4/2020) in Deli Serdang, North Sumatra. The Education and Culture Ministry, in cooperation with state broadcaster TVRI, started broadcasting a three-month learning series on 13 April for all students from preschool to senior high, as part of the government’s study-at-home COVID-19 emergency policy.
The online learning policy for schools that has been implemented for more than a month must be optimized. A number of problems still hamper the implementation of the online learning system.
JAKARTA, KOMPAS — Even though the policy has been implemented for more than a month, online learning is still being hampered a number of problems. School administrators, teachers, and students in a number of regions have complained about technological limitations, including poor internet connections and mobile data quotas. Solutions are needed to address these problems.