THE READINESS OF LIMITED FACE TO FACE LEARNING IN THE NEW NORMAL ERA
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https://doi.org/10.31764/jces.v4i3.5658Keywords:
Webinar, Tatap Muka Terbatas, PAUD, Covid-19.Abstract
Abstrak: Pandemi covid 19 menjadikan cara belajar bagi peserta didik melalui daring. Pembelajaran melalui daring memiliki dampak negatif, salah satunya ialah penurunan kualitas pendidikan. Penurunan tersebut disebut dengan loss learning. Dikarenakan efek penurunan tersebut maka menteri pendidikan merencanakan pembelajaran tatap muka terbatas. Pembelajaran tatap muka terbatas memiliki pekasanaan yang berbeda seperti pembelajaran sebelumnya. Pembelajaran tatap muka terbatas ini diperlukan persiapan yang matang. Tujuan dari webinar ini ialah menginformasikan pada para pendidik, dan lembaga mengenai kesiapan lembaga PAUD yang tepat dan sesuai dengan standar yang baik. Webinar ini dilakukan secara online melalui Zoom Pro dengan berbagai peserta yang tersebar di Indonesia. Pendaftar webinar sebanyak 172 peserta dan diikuti oleh 83 peserta. Webinar ini memiliki respon yang baik yang terlihat dari banyaknya pertanyaan dan tanggapan dari para peserta.
Abstract: The COVID-19 pandemic has made online learning a way for students. Learning through online has a negative impact, one of which is a decrease in the quality of education. This decrease is called loss learning. Due to the decreasing effect, the minister of education planned limited face-to-face learning. The limited face-to-face instruction has a different atmosphere from the previous learning. This limited face-to-face instruction requires careful preparation. The purpose of this webinar is to inform educators and institutions about the readiness of early childhood education institutions that are appropriate and in accordance with good standards. This webinar was conducted online through Zoom Pro with various participants spread across Indonesia. There were 172 participants for the webinar and 83 participants. This webinar has a good response which can be seen from the many questions and responses from the participants.
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