Investigating the Problems of Cyberspace Education Using the Shad Program in the Post-Corona Era with a Phenomenological Approach

With the outbreak of Corona virus, unprecedented and unforeseen conditions have been imposed on the country's education system, so that education in schools was pursued virtually. The present study aimed to investigate the problems of education in cyberspace using the Shad program in the post-corona era. This study was done as a qualitative study with a phenomenological method. The data were collected using semi-structured interviews. Participants were 30 schoolteachers from all three levels of Frieden County who were selected through purposive sampling using the criterion type. The interviews continued until the theoretical saturation was reached. Data analysis was performed using Klaizi seven-step method. Findings showed that teachers' perceptions of teaching problems and challenges in the Shad program included 10 main themes and 52 sub-themes. The main topics include 1) Problems related to students; 2) Problems related to parents; 3) Problems related to the happy program; 4) Problems related to principals; 5) Problems related to teachers and students; 6) Problems related to teachers; 7) Content problems; 8) Equipment problems; 9) Organizational problems; 10) Evaluation problems.