2019冠状病毒病大流行期间在线学习对肯尼亚中学教育韧性建设的经验教训:案例研究

F. Kisirkoi, A. Kamanga
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在COVID - 19大流行期间,全球所有学习机构都关闭了,在线学习是维持学习的首选途径。经验教训可用于在肯尼亚教育中断时期建立教育复原力。本文以两所公立中学为研究对象,以联结主义理论和技术教学内容知识为基础进行个案研究。参与者是15名教师和154名来自两所中学的4名候选人,他们被有意选为候选班级。目的是找出:教师和学生学习时使用的技术设备;教师和学生是否具备参与在线学习的知识、技能和态度;教师和学生如何获得使用科技设备的知识和技能,以及是否提供任何干预措施来支持他们。一份针对教师的问卷和一份针对学生的问卷收集了定量和定性的数据,对这些数据进行了分析并确定,在没有足够的支持和其他技术设备的情况下,很少有学生能够参与在线学习。
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Lessons from online learning during Covid-19 pandemic for building education resilience in secondary schools in Kenya: A case study
Online learning was the preferred avenue to sustain learning during the COVID - 19 pandemic when all learning institutions closed globally. Lessons learnt could be used to build education resilience in times of education disruptions in Kenya. A case study of two public secondary schools was conducted anchored on connectivism theory and Technological Pedagogic Content Knowledge. The participants were 15 teachers and 154 form four candidates from two secondary schools, purposively selected as the candidate classes. The objectives were to find out: the technology devices used by teachers and students to learn; whether the teachers and the students had knowledge, skills and attitudes to engage in online learning; how teachers and students acquired knowledge and skills to use the technology devices and whether there were any interventions provided to support them. A questionnaire for teachers and another for students collected quantitative and qualitative data which was analysed and established that few students managed to engage in online learning without adequate support and other technology devices were used for learning.
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