Qualitative research reveals significant learning gaps in Grade VI students, suggesting improved training and digital resources can help.
This paper investigates the consequences of the post‑Covid‑19 educational crisis for Grade VI students and explores ways to overcome the associated challenges. It adopts a qualitative research design, employing semi‑structured interviews with open‑ended questions and focus‑group discussions as data‑collection tools. The findings reveal that many students experienced significant learning gaps: they failed to reach expected learning goals because they were uncomfortable with online teaching‑learning methods and lacked adequate digital equipment, among other factors. To address these challenges, the study recommends supplying appropriate devices to both teachers and students for online classes and providing rigorous training to strengthen teachers’ technology‑based skills and capacities. The paper closes with concluding remarks and suggestions for future research.
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