Mohammad Abufaraj, Lana Alhalaseh, Mohammed Q Al-Sabbagh, Zaid Eyadat, Walid Al Khatib, Osama A Samara, Immanuel Azaad Moonesar, Lee Smith, Raeda Al Qutob
The current status of health care indices and functional independence among older adults: data from HelpAge international-jordan study
Aging clinical and experimental research
coronavirus spread havoc globally resulting closure sectors including education therefore continue childs learning government started online classes home involving parents new learning method might hectic challenging parents therefore study aimed assess perception burden satisfaction parents children attending online classes crosssectional online survey conducted three schools rishikesh uttarakhand total 220 parents children attending online classes studying first fifth standard responded voluntarily google form used assess perception burden satisfaction regarding online classes analyzed using descriptive inferential statistics mean age parents 341 5 years respondents mothers 220 parents 52 showed negative perception 42 experienced moderate severe burden 51 highly satisfied online classes covid19 lockdown pearsons correlation coefficient showed positive correlation perception andsatisfaction parents p 0000 r 0616 parental role preferred teaching method significant association parental perception p 001 p 005 app used preferred teaching method pandemic significant association parental satisfaction regarding online classes p 001 p 005 parents negative perception experienced moderate severe burden concerning online classes time highly satisfied achieving educational objectives extent covid19 pandemic