Pre-Service Teachers' Perception, Experiences, and Issues with Online Classes

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Rasheed Ahmad
Bushra Tazeen
Mohd Suhail

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At present, educational institutions have almost overcome the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic shock. However, there was a time when the COVID-19 pandemic forced educational institutions to suspend face-to-face teaching-learning classes and move to online temporarily. Every student, including Pre-service Teachers, faced this unprecedented situation. This research delves into the Pre-service Teachers ' experiences with online teaching-learning. The study analysed 67 Pre-service Teachers' opinions and experiences of online teaching-learning by using a questionnaire and their reflections on issues and challenges of Online classes. The findings showed that the Pre-service Teachers exhibit a strong ability to adopt new technology and are willing to indulge in online classes, but they also have some concerns.





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Rasheed Ahmad, Bushra Tazeen, & Mohd Suhail. (2024). Pre-Service Teachers’ Perception, Experiences, and Issues with Online Classes. Educational Administration: Theory and Practice, 30(1), 4093–4099. https://doi.org/10.53555/kuey.v30i1.7778
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Rasheed Ahmad

Assistant Professor, Department of Education, Aligarh Muslim University Centre Murshidabad, West Bengal,  

Bushra Tazeen

Assistant Professor (English), Department of Applied Science and Humanities, Darbhanga College of Engineering, Bihar, Mobile: +91-8279904068

Mohd Suhail

Assistant Professor, District Institute of Education and Training, R.K. Puram, State Council of Educational Research and Training, Delhi,