The 2020/2021 pandemic year has been difficult for teachers at all levels of education including higher education. There was a need to switch quickly to another type of education that would achieve the same objectives as before. How did the university teachers face this challenge? What consequences have been drawn for university teaching in general? We propose to take a global perspective of the state of current university pedagogy to highlight the need to renovate its approaches and to put the learner at the center of the process so to provide pedagogical support in his learning. We will analyze the results of three surveys concerning remote teaching and learning in Poland and in Europe. Finally, we will show what tools can be used to better monitor students` learning in virtual classes.
Tutoring means personalized cognitive, metacognitive and affective support of the individual to better guide him/her on the path of learning or teaching. It seems to be experiencing a revival of interest in this difficultperiod of the pandemic where education is increasingly conflicting between face-to-face and distance learning.Tutoring is considered to be one of the most powerful devices for helping students succeed, but we propose to show its benefits also for teacher-researchers in the pedagogical aspect of their work. Our objective will be to synthesize the French and Anglo-Saxon experience that have long explored the positive impact of tutoring in the university context as well as to examine the conditions for its implementation in university courses in Poland.Our experience as a tutor of university teachers - although not yet very rich - will allow us to analyze some concrete cases.
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