【New Coronary Pneumonia】 Survey says 76% of students are slowing their progress due to emotional stress

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Written by: Hu Jiaxin

2020-05-19 19:03

Affected by the new Coronary Pneumonia epidemic, all primary and secondary schools in Hong Kong have been suspended for nearly four months. Secondary 3 to 5 students will take the lead in resuming classes next Wednesday. A study by St. James ’Settlement today revealed that 76% of students expressed pressure due to the impact of the epidemic on learning. The main reason was that the suspension of classes failed to effectively review and the progress of learning was delayed.

A study by the St. James ’Settlement found that 76% of students said they felt stressed because the epidemic affected learning. (Provided by St. James ’Settlement)

"Hang Seng-St. James' Settlement Youth Vocational Education Platform" from March to April this year, asked more than 900 high school students and college students to understand the difficulties faced by students in learning under the new coronary pneumonia epidemic and concern. According to the survey, 76% of students said that they felt pressured by the epidemic affecting learning. The pressure mainly came from the failure to review classes effectively (71%), slowed learning progress (68%), prolonged use of electronic products (46%) and Failed to adapt to the online learning model (37%).

Students also encountered many difficulties in the online learning process at home. For example, a 5-point score strongly agreed. Respondents believed that self-discipline was weaker than usual in school (3.63 points), and the home learning environment was not ideal (3.48 points).

The survey also shows that 73% of the students surveyed believe that obtaining local education information can help plan the way forward, 69% hope to get more local work experience, and more than half hope to get training opportunities for general skills. Chen Baosheng, program manager of the Youth Vocational Education Platform of St. James ’Group, believes that the epidemic has put high pressure on high school students and college students to learn. The school will resume classes next week. In addition to paying attention to the sources of stress, students need to readjust their moods and prepare to resume classes You can also seize the opportunity to upgrade skills that will facilitate learning and career planning and development to meet future career and work needs.

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