Learning from Home: Thousands of Schools Lack Electricity and Internet Access

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Yosepha Pusparisa 04/05/2020 15:59 WIB

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The COVID-19 pandemic forced the world of education to conduct teaching and learning activities from home online. Unfortunately, thousands of schools, or 7,752 educational units, lack access to elect

Electricity Availability & Internet Access in Educational Institutions

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The COVID-19 pandemic forced the world of education to conduct teaching and learning activities from home online. Ironically, not all educational institutions in Indonesia have access to electricity, let alone the internet. This has hindered many students from engaging in home-based learning.

Elementary schools (SD) are the most numerous educational institutions in Indonesia. Elementary schools lacking electricity access are also the most numerous. At least 6,604 out of 116,783 elementary schools lack electricity. Junior high schools (SMP) and senior high schools (SMA) follow with 817 and 86 educational institutions without electricity access, respectively.

Overall, 179,097 educational institutions have access to both electricity and the internet. 33,227 educational institutions have electricity but lack internet access. The remaining 7,552 educational institutions lack both electricity and internet access.

Editor : Safrezi Fitra

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