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Hypothesis








      Research from UNESCO reports that 79% of elementary

      students now have online learning experience (up from a

      pre-COVID 19 level of 56%) and, 1 in 3 teachers report their

      students are significantly less prepared for their work this

                                   year compared with last year.





      The difficulty with the speed of transition from school to                                                                                                  Statistics

      online education resulted in an increase in stress levels within

      primary school children, to help these children adapt to their

      new environmental change and reduce stress, there is a need                                                            79%  of  elementary  students  now  have  online  learning

      to  make  education  more  interactive  and  help  children  with                                                      experience (up from a pre-COVID-19 level of 56%).


      their ability to have their voice heard through the implication

                        of UI product design and child psychology.

                                                                                                                             They are also learning new ways to stay connected, with 64%

                                                                                                                             now using video conference to connect with teachers.







                                                                                                                             Nearly half (44%) of respondents said their children had no

                                                                                                                             experience with online learning tools before COVID-19  – a


                                                                                                                             number that rises for parents of children aged 4-6 (62%).
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