This document proposes a research topic on college students' attitudes towards limited face-to-face classes in the Philippines post-pandemic. The study aims to understand how students perceive and prefer different learning environments, and determine the effectiveness and impacts of limited in-person instruction after two years of online classes. The significance of the study is explained as benefiting students by allowing self-examination, benefiting teachers by informing adjustments, and benefiting schools and future researchers. Related literature on student perceptions of blended learning post-Covid and proposed models for post-pandemic higher education are cited.
This document proposes a research topic on college students' attitudes towards limited face-to-face classes in the Philippines post-pandemic. The study aims to understand how students perceive and prefer different learning environments, and determine the effectiveness and impacts of limited in-person instruction after two years of online classes. The significance of the study is explained as benefiting students by allowing self-examination, benefiting teachers by informing adjustments, and benefiting schools and future researchers. Related literature on student perceptions of blended learning post-Covid and proposed models for post-pandemic higher education are cited.
This document proposes a research topic on college students' attitudes towards limited face-to-face classes in the Philippines post-pandemic. The study aims to understand how students perceive and prefer different learning environments, and determine the effectiveness and impacts of limited in-person instruction after two years of online classes. The significance of the study is explained as benefiting students by allowing self-examination, benefiting teachers by informing adjustments, and benefiting schools and future researchers. Related literature on student perceptions of blended learning post-Covid and proposed models for post-pandemic higher education are cited.
Approaching post-pandemic: College students’ attitude towards limited face-to-face classes in the Philippines
Reason(s) / Justification(s) in Choosing the Topic:
This research aims to showcase how students perceive limited face to face classes and their preferences on learning. This can also be helpful in finding out if the country can really conduct a successful and safe learning environment for all of its students. We have yet to find out about its effectivity after 2 years of online class as well as its positive and negative impacts on those students. Significance of the Study: 1. Students – This study will be beneficial for students because it will help them examine themselves from the current situation that they are facing right now. And they will able to know the possible positive and negative effects of having limited face-to-face classes to their attitudes. 2. Teachers- This study is important because it will able the teachers to know about the effects of having limited face-to-face classes to college students’ attitude. The study can also help them adjust for knowing the following effects to the students. This study may also help the teachers to gain more knowledge on how to adjust to a limited face-to-face classes despite of all new set-up. 3. School- This study will help the school to determine the student’s capability of learning and the effectivity of limited face-to-face classes. 4. Future Researchers- This study may help future researchers who are trying to learn about this topic and to discover something new that related to their topic. This study may help them to find what their study needed, and our future researchers can use it for the future purpose.
List of Related Literature and Related Studies Consulted:
● How do students perceive face-to-face/blended learning as a result of the Covid-19
● A Proposed Model for Post-Pandemic Higher Education
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mohammad-Hossein-Keshavarz/publication/ 343916876_A_Proposed_Model_for_Post-Pandemic_Higher_Education/links/ 5f47c59a458515a88b744159/A-Proposed-Model-for-Post-Pandemic-Higher- Education.pdf ● Changes in the Students’ Attitude to E-Learning in the Post-Pandemic Period https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-94870-2_34