Nazifah Hamidun
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Nazifah Hamidun
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Nazifah, Hamidun
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Hamidun, Nazifah
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57200012251
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FBO-8357-2022

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  • Publication
    Disruptions of Covid-19 pandemic on English literacy
    ( 2024)
    Ina Suryani Ab Rahim
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    Nazifah Hamidun
    ;
    Nor Hanim Awang @ Mohd Noor
    ;
    Noazli Abu Bakar
    ;
    Mariam Idris
    ;
    Nor Khairi Ahmad
    Illiteracy, which is the inability to read and write, can limit individuals' opportunities, reduce their quality of life, societies, and economies. Given the recent pandemic, movement control order was enforced at various phases due to COVID-19 and impacted learning due to school closures. This study aims to identify the impact of COVID-19 on English Literacy Among Primary School Students. A total of 800 students from 46 primary schools participated in this study. The students were selected based on the teachers’ class observation and reading evaluation. A literacy test consisting of six literacy skill was conducted individually by language teachers. Findings on literacy skills one to level six revealed that literacy skill two to six are alarming, suggesting illiteracy is rising. In conclusion, intervention is direly needed to uphold the good literacy record. The implication of the study is to warn on the rising of illiteracy at alarming rate due to Covid-19 quarantine. Further research is recommended to other population in describing how the pandemic has affected English literacy in different regions and countries.
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    The role of the instructor in the online classroom
    ( 2023-12-21)
    Nurul Naimah Rose
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    Aida Shakila Ishak
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    Nazifah Hamidun
    ;
    Faten Khalida Khalid
    ;
    Nur Farhinaa Othman
    This chapter is about the role of instructors in the online classroom particularly in Malaysian higher education. This chapter will focus on two important points, which are the redefining instructors in virtual education and the four main role of instructors in virtual education: the pedagogical role, the social role, the managerial role, and the technical role. Understanding the true role of the instructor in online classes aids in the transition between the classroom and online learning. Instructors play a more significant role in online courses than they do in traditional ones in many ways. They can adjust more easily and settle into a new environment by being aware of what the students and the online environment expect from the teachers. The requirement for instructors to facilitate an online course through a wide range of perspectives or roles is highlighted by the complexity of the online environment.
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