COVID-19 Surge Leads to Majority of Indonesians Opposing Face-to-Face Learning

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Cindy Mutia Annur 30/06/2021 13:00 WIB

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59% of Indonesians disagree with schools conducting in-person learning amidst the surge in coronavirus cases. This rejection occurs across all coronavirus risk zones.

Respondents' Attitudes Towards the Implementation of Face-to-Face Learning (F2F)

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Respondents' Attitudes Towards the Implementation of Face-to-Face Learning (F2F)

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A KedaiKOPI survey reveals that the majority, or 59%, of Indonesians disagree with the implementation of in-person learning (PTM) in schools amid the surge in COVID-19 cases. This rejection occurred across all zones with varying levels of COVID-19 risk.

In red zones, or areas with a high risk of COVID-19, 58.1% of respondents disagreed with the current implementation of PTM in schools. 41.9% of respondents in these zones expressed agreement.

In zones with a moderate COVID-19 risk, 61.6% of respondents disagreed with the implementation of PTM. Only 38.4% of respondents in these zones agreed with PTM at this time.

Furthermore, 57% of respondents in low-risk COVID-19 zones disagreed with the implementation of PTM. 43% of respondents in these zones expressed agreement.

Despite the rising number of COVID-19 cases in Indonesia, the government will still implement PTM in July 2021, including in red zones.

The KedaiKOPI survey involved 1062 respondents across 34 provinces from June 15-23, 2021. The response rate was 4,274 panel data points, or 22.48%.

Editor : Dimas Jarot Bayu

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