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. 2023 May 21;9(6):e16523. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2023.e16523

Table 3.

Categorization of teachers' attitudes towards distance education after the closure.

Training and equipment need Organize your class and adapting your methodology
  • I need to learn more about using communication software like “Teams”.

  • Frankly, as a first experience, it was not bad, except for some students who had access problems.

  • This method of working needs to be practiced by both the teacher and the student.

  • A database of resources should be prepared for such situations and training in computer technology should be provided.

  • Distance learning is a necessity, not a choice.

  • Reduce working hours and offer distance courses.

  • I had the idea of using this technology before it was adopted by the ministry.

  • Can be used but not enough

  • Train teachers and provide them with the means to work.

  • With teenagers, I always had fears and hesitations, but once I started the experience of distance teaching, I discovered that they are manageable.

  • Students can learn in any circumstance.

  • It is more difficult

  • Distance learning can support classroom teaching.

  • It facilitates educational continuity

  • I also need to look for techniques to improve distance interaction.

  • Distance learning needs to be integrated into the education system.

  • Dedicate a certain amount of time (e.g. 20–30%, this is optional) of the total module volume to distance learning.

  • Distance learning is an effective way.

  • Teaching needs renovation and integration of ICT.

  • Good initiative, we need to continue.

  • Support physical teaching through distance learning - Introduce it as a subject in teaching.

  • Since the subject taught is life sciences, this has made it possible to integrate various documents and videos into the lessons.

  • Another future teaching method to be promoted.