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2023 | 13 | 2 | 175-191

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Osiągnięcia szkolne i kondycja psychiczna uczniów w warunkach zdalnej edukacji wczesnoszkolnej

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Educational Achievements and Psychological Well-Being of Early Childhood Students in Remote Education

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The aim of this review article is to describe and explain the effects of remote education in relation to school performance in language and mathematics education and the well-being of pupils in primary school grades 1 through 3 during the COVID-19 pandemic. The analysis was based on research findings from 40 empirical articles and international reports. On the basis of the review of research reports, it was found that the effect of remote education in many countries of the world was a slowing down of the process of acquiring knowledge and skills, as well as the creation of a so-called “learning gap” in terms of students' mathematical concepts and language skills, a decrease in motivation to learn in remote lessons, a decrease in students' psychological well-being, and an increase in psychological symptoms among children in the form of increased levels of anxiety and stress. Disrupted learning particularly affected children with lower school achievement from culturally and educationally neglected backgrounds. A trend was observed that learning delays caused by remote education were greater in countries where school closures were maintained for longer.
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Celem artykułu o charakterze przeglądowym jest opis i wyjaśnienie efektów zdalnej edukacji w odniesieniu do osiągnieć szkolnych w zakresie edukacji językowej i matematycznej oraz kondycji psychicznej uczniów klasy 1-3 szkoły podstawowej w czasie pandemii COVID-19. Analizę przeprowadzono opierając się na wynikach badań zamieszczonych w 40 artykułach o charakterze empirycznym i raportach o zasięgu międzynarodowym. Na podstawie przeglądu doniesień badawczych ustalono, że skutkiem edukacji zdalnej w wielu krajach świata jest: spowolnienie procesu nabywania wiedzy i umiejętności, a także powstanie tzw. „luki edukacyjnej” w zakresie pojęć matematycznych i umiejętności językowych uczniów, spadek motywacji do nauki na lekcjach zdalnych, obniżenie dobrostanu psychicznego uczniów, wzrost niepożądanych symptomów psychologicznych wśród dzieci w postaci podwyższonego poziomu lęku, stresu. Zakłócony proces uczenia się dotyczył szczególnie dzieci o niższych osiągnięciach szkolnych pochodzących ze środowisk zaniedbanych kulturowo i wychowawczo. Zauważono tendencję, że opóźnienia w uczeniu się wywołane edukacją zdalną były większe w krajach, w których zamknięcie szkół utrzymywane było dłużej.

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13

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2

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175-191

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2023

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  • UKSW, Wydział Nauk Pedagogicznych, Polska

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Biblioteka Nauki
40456099

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