Readiness of the Public-school Administrators to Distance Learning in New Mexico, USA

Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic greatly affected the public schools in New Mexico; hence, this study intended to assess the readiness of the public school administrators in New Mexico, USA, to switch the traditional face-to-face to distance learning. There were, of course, many other respects of the evolved problem, such as defining all challenges and what were fundamental ways of dealing with them. However, this study concentrated only on diagnosing the readiness for overwhelming distance learning. The respective profiles of the school administrators were determined in this study to distinguish their capabilities and readiness for distance learning, considering the problems that occurred in the current implementation.