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Revista Brasileira de Educação Médica

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APPENZELLER, Simone et al. New Times, New Challenges: Strategies to Ensure Equal Access to Emergency Remote Education. Rev. Bras. Educ. Med. [online]. 2020, vol.44, suppl.1, e155.  Epub 24-Set-2020. ISSN 1981-5271.  https://doi.org/10.1590/1981-5271v44.supl.1-20200420.

Introduction:

After the implementation of remote teaching for the academic activities of the Medicine course at UNICAMP, due to the COVID Pandemic, a new strategy was required to identify the needs of students to allow them to keep up with the course in this new pedagogical modality.

Objective:

To demonstrate the strategies developed and solutions found to allow for equal access to remote education in the medical course at FCM-UNICAMP.

Method:

We present data from our institutional report based on questionnaires completed by medical students regarding the difficulties related to access to emergency remote education and the actions taken to solve the main difficulties encountered.

Results:

We identified that the initial years of the course had the highest proportion of students with difficulties, although all students reported some difficulty. The main problems identified were unstable internet and/or only access via mobile networks, and the most significant difficulty was in accessing the synchronous activities. Most students reported attending classes via computer and notebooks, but this device was often shared with other family members, most notably during the pandemic. Thirty-one students reported difficulties that prevented them from following the course adequately due to lack of devices or internet access. One solution was computers and cell phone chips and tablets being loaned out to students. Teachers were instructed to adapt the pedagogical tools used.

Conclusion:

Ensuring equal access is essential to support studies to continue following the transition from face-to-face classes to emergency remote study. Listening to students about the difficulties concerning remote teaching is an essential tool for the success of this pedagogical strategy. Guidance of the teaching staff in relation to the difficulties encountered by students was important for the adequacy of remote teaching. These actions helped students in the change of teaching imposed by social distancing.

Palavras-chave : Teaching Materials; Equal Opportunities; Medical Education.

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