Online learning in kindergarten during Covid-19: Teachers’ experience and perception in Italy

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Before pandemic, online learning was not widespread in the Italian educational context with preschoolers. This study investigates how a sample of 143 Italian kindergarten teachers describe their experiences and perception in conducting online learning during Covid-19 lockdown. Findings revealed that collaboration among teachers seems to be one of the most important elements to guarantee quality online learning, as well as the emotional and relational dimensions that involve kindergarten teachers and children with their families as “mediator”, especially with children with Special Educational Needs (SEN). Although this study was conducted in an emergency period, these findings may have important implications in online learning with preschoolers also during the post pandemic period.

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Panesi, S., Fante, C., & Ferlino, L. (2021). Online learning in kindergarten during Covid-19: Teachers’ experience and perception in Italy. Qwerty, 16(2), 69–86. https://doi.org/10.30557/QW000044

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