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                           The 4  Educational Science International Conference
                            Towards a Sustainable Future of Education: Preparing Teachers and Prospective Teachers for the Digital Age


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                     Analysis of Inhibiting Factors for Teachers in Implementing Learning from Home
                  (Offline) During the Covid-19 Pandemic Period at SDN 011 Foreword for the 2020/2021
                                                        Learning Year



                                         Eka Nur Faridatul Azizah, Muhlis, La Djangka
                                                      Mulawarman University
                                                       ekanrr23@gmail.com


                                                           Abstract

                  This  research  was  motivated  by  the  obstacles  faced  by  teachers at  SDN  011  Sambutan  in
                  carrying out offline learning from home during the Covid-19 Pandemic. Offline learning at
                  SDN 011 Sambutan is carried out using the door to door method. Offline learning using the
                  door to door method requires a supportive home atmosphere for learning, both in terms of
                  facilities and effective study time, but this has not been achieved at SDN 011 Sambutan. The
                  formulation  of  the  problem  in  this  study  is  what  are  the  factors  that  hinder  teachers  in
                  implementing  offline  learning  from  home  during  the  Covid-19  pandemic  at  SDN  011
                  Foreword for the 2020/2021 learning year?. This type of research is descriptive-qualitative
                  research  that  is  used  to  describe  what  factors  hinder  teachers  from  implementing  offline
                  learning  from  home  at  SDN  011  Sambutan  during  the  Covid-19  pandemic.  The  research
                  procedure consisted of three stages, pre-field, fieldwork, and data analysis. The subjects in
                  this  research  were  teachers  from  class  I  to  class  VI,  totaling  6  teachers.  Data  collection
                  techniques in this research used questionnaires and interviews to find data related to teacher
                  inhibiting  factors  and  documentation  to  determine  the  offline  learning  process.  The  data
                  analysis technique uses percentages and qualitative analysis which consists of collecting data,
                  reducing  data,  presenting  data  and  drawing  conclusions.  The  validity  of  the  data  in  this
                  research  is  using  triangulation  techniques.  The  results  showed  that  there  were  complex
                  barriers to offline learning from home during the Covid-19 pandemic at SDN 011 Sambutan
                  in the 2020/2021 academic year. These barriers are influenced by inhibiting factors. As much
                  as  14.33%  is  influenced  by  the  teacher's  competence  factor,  because  the  lack  of  offline
                  learning planning. As much as 23.27% is influenced by the learning process factor, because
                  the lack of learning time allocation. As much as 23% is influenced by student factors, because
                  the difference in the level of intelligence of students. As much as 22.9% is influenced by the
                  lack  of  infrastructure.  While  16.38%  is  influenced  by  learning  evaluation  factors,  because
                  evaluations  cannot  be  carried  out  like  evaluations  during  learning  at  school.  Based  on  the
                  results of the study, it can be concluded that there are complex obstacles in offline learning at
                  SDN 011 Sambutan due to learning that adapts to the Covid-19 pandemic

                  Keywords: Teacher Inhibiting Factors, Learning from Home (Offline), Covid-19











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