DPPAD Papua : Penerapan Program “Belajar Dari Rumah” Segera Dievaluasi

Dinas Pendidikan, Perpustakaan dan Arsip Daerah Provinsi Papua mempertimbangkan untuk mengevaluasi program “belajar dari rumah”, guna melihat sejauh mana perkembangan dan dampak bagi murid selama dijalankan, di tengah pandemi Covid-19.

Hal itu disampaikan Kepala DPPAD Papua Christian Sohilait di Jayapura, Senin (27/7/2020).

“Sebab ada juga wilayah di Papua yang ternyata sulit menggunakan internet. Sehingga agar tidak ketinggalan ada yang menggunakan sarana radio Pro Dua RRI dan komunitas RAPI. Sehingga memang perlu ada evaluasi,” terang dia.

Mantan Sekda Lanny Jaya ini, mengapresiasi kreatifitas dari guru dan murid yang kini mulai menerapkan sistem tatap muka bergantian bagi siswa di sekolah sebagai alternatif pengganti internet.

Sistem ini pun dipakai agar anak murid yang kesulitan menggunakan internet, tidak ketinggalan pelajaran dan tugas dari guru.

“Sehingga ada sekolah yang menerapkan sistem Senin kelas 1 datang ke sekolah untuk bertatap muka dan mengambil tugas, lalu Selasa kelas 2 dan seterusnya hingga Sabtu”.

“Sehingga sistem tatap muka bergantian sangat baik dan yang utama mereka tetap menerapkan protokol kesehatan. Ini jadi prioritas di sekolah sehingga kita berterima kasih untuk inisiatif baik ini,” kata dia.

Untuk itu, dia menyemangati para guru dan murid agar tetap melakukan aktivitas belajar-mengajar di masa pandemi Covid-19.

“Sebab jangan sampai proses belajar mengajar putus karenca Covid. Ini tidak boleh terjadi dan saya harap untuk sekolah-sekolah yang mengalami kesulitan dalam belajar agar bisa menggunakan alternatif lainnya untuk bisa diterapkan di sekolahnya. Tapi yang utama jaga protokol kesehatan,” imbaunya.

The Regional Education, Library and Archive Office of Papua Province considers evaluating a "learning from home" program, to see how far the students are developed and impacted, in the midst of a Covid-19 pandemic.

It was delivered by the head of Regional Education, Library and Archive Office of Papua, Christian Sohilait to the press in Jayapura on Monday (July 27, 2020).

"Because there is also a region in Papua that is difficult in the Internet usage, no one is missing  to use the radio facilities Pro Dua RRI and the NEAT community. So it is necessary to evaluate, "he explained.

This former Regional Secretary of Lanny Jaya, appreciates the creativity of teachers and students who are now beginning to implement a face to face system alternately for students in school as an alternative to the Internet.

The system is also used so that children, who are struggling to use the Internet, do not miss the lessons and assignments from the teacher.

"So there was a school implementing the Monday Class 1 system to come to school to meet face to face and take on assignments, then Tuesday 2nd class and so on until Saturday".

"So the face-to-face system turns very well and the main one they still apply the health protocol. This is a priority in school so we thank for this good initiative," he said.

For this, he encouraged teachers and students to keep teaching activities in the Covid-19 pandemic.

So don't let the teaching and learning process break because of Covid. This should not happen and I hope for schools that have difficulty in learning to be able to use other alternatives to be applied in their schools. But the main thing is to maintain the health protocol.