My House, My School
The coronavirus pandemic has forced many schools to allow students to do the learning activities at home. They are encouraged to study under the supervision of parents in their respective homes.
A student at Al-Bayan Islamic School, Tangerang City, Banten, doing the work of the teacher while studying at home (home learning), Tuesday (17/3/2020). School students in the Jabodetabek area and several other provinces in Indonesia must study at home following the government's policy to temporarily close schools in an effort to prevent the transmission of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The coronavirus pandemic has forced many schools to allow students to do the learning activities at home. They are encouraged to study under the supervision of parents in their respective homes.
Part of the learning processes is replaced through e-learning, or online distance learning. This is a new experience that requires adaptation for all parties. Teachers in schools must be creative on how to teach through distance learning. Of course, many teachers and schools are hesitant, many are not ready. Then, parents are also in confusion over preparing the necessary equipment and arranging mentally so that learning objectives can be achieved.
