Peer-reviewed article
PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN AT HOME IN COVID 19 PANDEMIC
Nursariani Simatupang ·
Summary
Written by AI, not yet AICS's view · claude-haiku-4-5-20251001This research examines how violence against children at home increased during the COVID-19 pandemic when children studied online from home. Parents experienced stress while helping children with homework and digital tasks, sometimes resorting to physical punishment. The study identifies negative impacts of parental violence on children's learning and behaviour, and recommends prevention strategies including parental education, patience, clear communication, and self-motivation.
Key points
- Online learning during COVID-19 increased parental stress when helping children with homework and digital assignments
- Parental violence negatively impacts children's willingness to learn and school engagement
- Violence against children may increase risk of violent behaviour in children
- Prevention strategies include: parents understanding their educational role, patient guidance, awareness of violence impacts, modelling good behaviour, and building communication
- Study used secondary data and documentation review methods
Limitations
This is a normative legal research study based on secondary data and documentation review, not primary research with empirical data collection or outcome measurement. It does not provide quantitative evidence on the prevalence of violence, the effectiveness of proposed prevention strategies, or comparative analysis of different interventions.
Abstract
When covid 19 pandemic children follow the online learning from home. The child assigment is not only to write answers on paper, there are also make videos, and uploaded to youtube. Some children can't do it by them selves. The problem is that parent are upset when guiding a child to study at home. Parents often experience stress when dealing with the child's subject matter and tasks. This can lead to parental violence against the child. Child abuse has a negative impact. Therefore, it is necessary to prevent violence against children at home in covid 19 pandemic. The research is normative juridical research. The data sources in this research is secondary data.The technique to collecting data is documentation study.Based on the research discovered that violence against children negatively impacts who are lazy to learn and will not do school work and children are easily criminals of violence. Some prevention efforts to prevent children becoming victims of violence by parents are parents should understand that educating the child is main task, patiently accompanying and guiding the child, understanding the impact of violence to child, becoming a role model, building good communication, and always motivating themselves. Keywords : Prevention, Violence, Home.