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    Over 1,200 students around the world were surveyed about adapting to new ways of learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. 50% found remote learning more difficult than expected, with top challenges being time management, motivation, and communication. While speaking remotely was the hardest skill to practice, students felt most motivated learning independently at home compared to traditional schooling. Learners benefited from flexibility, online resources, and feedback from teachers, and overall felt they continued progressing despite challenges. Looking ahead, students preferred doing 60% of their learning online.

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    Over 1,200 students around the world were surveyed about adapting to new ways of learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. 50% found remote learning more difficult than expected, with top challenges being time management, motivation, and communication. While speaking remotely was the hardest skill to practice, students felt most motivated learning independently at home compared to traditional schooling. Learners benefited from flexibility, online resources, and feedback from teachers, and overall felt they continued progressing despite challenges. Looking ahead, students preferred doing 60% of their learning online.

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    ELT 44137 CDOIG Web 07 20 Infographic

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    Over 1,200 students around the world were surveyed about adapting to new ways of learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. 50% found remote learning more difficult than expected, with top challenges being time management, motivation, and communication. While speaking remotely was the hardest skill to practice, students felt most motivated learning independently at home compared to traditional schooling. Learners benefited from flexibility, online resources, and feedback from teachers, and overall felt they continued progressing despite challenges. Looking ahead, students preferred doing 60% of their learning online.

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    Learning in the time of COVID-19

    The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way we learn. We asked 1,200 students around the
    world how they are adapting to new ways of learning and how they feel about their progress.

    Organising my time

    Motivation
    Speaking

    Communication

    1 50% of learners have found


    remote learning more difficult 2 The top 3 challenges that learners
    face are time management, 3 Speaking was found to be the
    most difficult skill to practise
    4 Individuals learning on their own
    at home feel more motivated
    during lockdown than students
    than they thought it would be. motivation and communication. at home. who usually study at school.

    being able to study


    when I want

    access to a wide
    60%
    range of resources

    5 The best things about


    learning online are being
    6 Seeing evidence of progress ,
    7 Overall, learners feel that they
    able to study when you
    want and having access to a
    wide range of resources.
    receiving answers to questions and
    feedback from teachers have been
    helpful to learners during lockdown.
    are continuing to make progress
    with their language learning
    while studying from home.
    8 Looking to the future, learners
    would like to do 60% of their
    learning online.

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