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CHALLENGES AND PERSPECTIVES IN ONLINE MATHEMATICS TEACHING DURING THE PANDEMIC COVID-19 IN ZENICA-DOBOJ CANTON

By
Edina Kadrić Durmiš ,
Edina Kadrić Durmiš
Naida Bikić ,
Naida Bikić
Vehid Kurtić
Vehid Kurtić
Editor: Esmeralda Mustafić

Abstract

The aim of this research was to investigate the attitudes of mathematics teachers towards 
distance education in primary and secondary schools within Zenica-Doboj Canton 
throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. The study intended to solicit the views of teachers, 
pinpoint obstacles and difficulties they encountered, and assess the advantages and 
disadvantages of this pedagogical approach. Furthermore, the research sought to determine 
the most effective techniques and resources for delivering online math classes. An online 
survey was carried out in 2022. among 58 primary and secondary school teachers as well as 
mathematics educators in Zenica-Doboj Canton, to examine online mathematics courses 
during COVID-19 pandemic. Subsequent data analysis revealed various hindrances such as 
issues related to technology, internet accessibility, and transfer of knowledge. Nevertheless, 
the teachers conveyed a substantial level of contentment regarding their students' 
achievements and progression. Additionally, it was determined that online resources in 
Bosnian aligned with the curriculum are necessary. 

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