School Anxiety Identification after Online Learning Post COVID-19

Nur Hidayah, M. Ramli, K. Kirana, Husni Hanafi, Rofiqoh, Mila Yunita
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Abstract

The current COVID-19 pandemic has entered a new phase ahead of the post-pandemic after various handling efforts. Face-to-face learning is limited to a condition that requires readjustment after students have adapted to online learning. Post-pandemic school anxiety is a predictive condition that some students may experience. Therefore, this study aims to identify the school anxiety levels of the students in Malang City. The research method used is the quantitative research method at survey design. The respondents are random from the population of 211 students. Research data collecting used Post Pandemic School Anxiety Questionnaires and analyzed by the descriptive statistic. The results show the: (1) Health Anxiety is experienced by 38% of students at average on moderate level; (2) Achievement Anxiety is experienced by 33% of students at average on moderate level; and (3) Financial Anxiety is experienced by 29% of students at average on a moderate level. This study shows the data as predictive conditions of post-pandemic anxiety at school. Suggestions based on this research results are the development guidance and counseling program as the preventive and treatment for students' school anxiety.
新冠肺炎后在线学习后的学校焦虑识别
经过多方努力,当前新冠肺炎大流行已进入大流行后的新阶段。面对面学习仅限于学生适应在线学习后需要重新调整的情况。流感大流行后的学校焦虑是一些学生可能会经历的一种预测性状况。因此,本研究旨在确定玛琅市学生的学校焦虑水平。在调查设计中使用的研究方法是定量研究方法。受访者是从211名学生中随机抽取的。研究数据收集采用大流行后学校焦虑问卷,并采用描述性统计进行分析。结果表明:(1)健康焦虑平均为38%,处于中等水平;(2)平均有33%的学生存在成就焦虑(中等水平);(3)平均有29%的学生有财务焦虑,且处于中等水平。这项研究表明,这些数据是学校大流行后焦虑的预测条件。基于本研究结果,建议将发展指导与辅导方案作为学生学校焦虑的预防与治疗。
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