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GS Form 101 - Thesis/Dissertation Topic Approval

Student’s Name: Syrile T. Mangudang College: Education


Degree Program: Master of Arts in Education Date: September 11, 2021
Major in English

Thesis Working ONLINE STUDENT ENGAGEMENT AND TEACHING STRATEGIES


Title: AMIDST THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN GRADE 9 STUDENTS IN WESLEYAN
UNIVERSITY PHILIPPINES

Proposed
Topic: The sudden learn-from-home mode enacted on 24 March 2020 due to the
Covid-19 pandemic has forced all schools to shift into online learning with no or
Explain your
proposed
little preparation in terms of internet access, teacher capacity, and student-parent
research readiness (Fachriansyah, 2020). During the sheltering in place period, online
topic/proble learning was implemented with varying levels of quality. At best, a few teachers
m using 200- managed to execute online learning by engaging students in different learning
300 words management systems(LMS). Such teachers had used LMS as part of their
only.
blended learning even before the pandemic started. Furthermore, they are used
to designing project-based learning activities.
Therefore, when the Covid-19 outbreak compelled all schools to close
and students to learn from home, they have had only minor adjustment issues. At
worst, however, learning simply did not take place for many students. Their
teachers lacked resources to engage in online learning, and many students do not
have access to internet connections and the necessary gadgets (Lie, 2020).
Forced remote learning encounters prevailing obstacles, particularly with uneven
access to technology and inadequate online teaching methods; the concern is
now growing that remote learning could worsen inequalities in Philippines
education (SMERU, 2020).
Knowledge of the impacting factors on online learning engagement can
aid in resolving the issues and providing equal opportunities for all students.
This study highlighted that teachers in remote regions would need a more top-
down intervention from education authorities and offered two recommendations
to the government to overcome the widening digital divide as amplified by the
current school suspension.
This study presents interesting results pertaining to online learning
engagement during the Covid-19 pandemic. Insights gained in this study would
contribute to the perspective on the challenges and dilemmas faced by educators
and students elsewhere while engaging in online learning
Student’s Signature: ______________________________

Noted and approved by (name and signature required):

Program Head: Emmeline T. Arel, EdD. Date:


________________________

College Dean:  JOHN MARK F. BONDOC, EdD Date:


________________________

Tentative Adviser: ________________________________ Date: ________________________

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