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Exploring distance learning in rural private schools in the Philippines: Challenges, coping mechanisms, and model development

Audrey Mae L. Escala, Roland A. Niez, Noel P. Tancinco, Tyron James T. Ralar, Pearl Irish V. De Paz, Jelyn M. Magno, Johnalisa Bulasito, Aina P. Gervacio, Lanie P. Plecerda, Remeca M. Sereño, Mary Joy B. Gelizon · 2024 · Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology

Summary. Rural private schools in the Philippines faced major obstacles implementing distance learning during COVID-19, including insufficient teacher preparation and weak technological infrastructure. School administrators and teachers developed coping strategies and recommendations to address these gaps, emphasizing internet connectivity improvements, diverse teaching methods, learner assessments, effective communication systems, professional training, and personalized instruction to support student success.

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Escala, A. M. L., Niez, R. A., Tancinco, N. P., Ralar, T. J. T., Paz, P. I. V. D., Magno, J. M., Bulasito, J., Gervacio, A. P., Plecerda, L. P., Sereño, R. M., & Gelizon, M. J. B.. (2024). Exploring distance learning in rural private schools in the Philippines: Challenges, coping mechanisms, and model development. Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology. https://doi.org/10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2901

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DOI
10.55214/25768484.v8i6.2901
Countries
Philippines
Regions
Asia
Categories
education, broadband-and-digital, general-innovation
Added
2026-06-01