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Many institutions in Indonesia swiftly shifted their educational programs to online learning with minimal preparation due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This has resulted in a situation termed as Emergency Remote Teaching (ERT), defined as a temporary and abrupt shift from offline (face-to-face) to online (virtual) instructional delivery as a consequence of
Permana, Hilman, Haritman, Erik
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Comparing Student Performance in Emergency Remote and Face-to-Face Collaborative Learning Courses. [PDF]
Azizi Y, Hession J, Newpher TM.
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Ivana Pondelíková +1 more
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Against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic in the middle of the spring 2020 semester, many high education institutions were forced to move from face-to-face (FTF) teaching to remote instruction.
Inna Smirnov-Okanin +3 more
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Response to the impact of COVID-19 by health professions education institutions in Africa: a case study on preparedness for remote learning and teaching. [PDF]
Chipamaunga S +17 more
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The abrupt outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has led countries worldwide to adopt a series of safety measures to protect public health. This unprecedented health crisis has greatly impacted the educational sector, leading to the precipitous adoption of an emergency type of distance education called Emergency Remote Teaching (ERT).
Maria Rafaela Tziouvara +1 more
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Designing for digital transformation of residency education - a post-pandemic pedagogical response. [PDF]
Vallo Hult H +3 more
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K–12 schools implement emergency remote teaching (ERT) amid disruptions to in-person learning, yet there remains little evidence of ERT approaches associated with K-12 students’ more favorable academic and emotional outcomes post-transition. This study identifies ERT strategies supportive of adolescents’ engagement in learning and emotional wellbeing ...
Ferguson-Johnson, Sharlyn, Ryan, Allison
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The power of positive deviance behaviours: From panic-gogy to effective pedagogy in online teaching. [PDF]
Choi H, Jung I, Lee Y.
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