The Family and the School in times of pandemic: guidelines to help children study at home
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https://doi.org/10.18316/dialogo.v0i50.8935Keywords:
Family, education, Covid-19, motivation, remote teaching, education agentsAbstract
Covid-19 has made families look for ways to help their children with their online studies, so that their learning is not interrupted. This article aimed to identify the difficulties faced in the teaching-learning process from homes. Symptoms such as depression and stress caused by the lack of social interaction could be identified. During the analysis of the results, three categories were conceived: apprehension regarding the health (physical and/or mental) of the students, concern about the child's learning and how to motivate the children in the remote teaching period. From the generated data, it was possible to obtain elements for the elaboration of an orientation roadmap with the intention of helping other families. The results obtained suggest possible ways to guide and motivate the children and how this has become important during online teaching, in addition to the support and reception of the educational institutions to which the students are part.Downloads
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2022-12-03
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