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15 September 2020, Volume 5 Issue 9

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 Minorities Do Not Drop the Line: Investigation of Yunnan's Primary and Secondary School#br# Online Courses and Prospect of Frontier Education

2020, 5(9):  35-41. 

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 The data of a questionnaire survey on online classes in primary and secondary schools in Yunnan′s border minority areas
during the epidemic period shows: Mobile phone is the main equipment of online class for county and township students; Most families
of students who participate in online classes have broadband Internet access, and the Internet fees does not add extra economic burden
to their families; Students have high interest in online learning and are generally satisfied with online classes. The results show that the
government′s policy of "no suspension of classes" has been in place, and it is feasible to develop online education in border minority
areas. We should fully realize the great significance of developing online education to promote education equity and human resources
development in the border minority areas, accelerate the development of online education in primary and secondary schools in the
border minority areas, and catch up with the new direction of education development in the era of new media.