MANAGERIAL STRATEGIES TO ENSURE ACCESS TO EDUCATION IN THE PANDEMIC CONTEXT

Aura Ţabără
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The article presents the conclusions of a research carried out in 2021, in Iaşi County, in order to identify the managerial steps used by disadvantaged school principals in order to ensure access to education for all children. The data collection strategy aimed at a mixed design (quantitative and qualitative) and took place in six disadvantaged schools in Iaşi County, three in urban areas and three in rural areas. Approximately 5,000 children study in these schools, from preschool to high school. 18 databases were analyzed on students’ school results, the remedial programs implemented and the digital technological resources used by schools to ensure equal access to education. The quantitative data were correlated with the qualitative data obtained from the six interviews conducted with school principals. The research findings illustrate that the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated problems with access to education. Thus, a quarter of students studying in the six schools included in the research (1167 children out of a total of 4714) studied in the first semester of the 2020-2021 school year only through educational packages and did not benefit from online courses, interaction with colleagues and teachers for an entire semester. Educational projects have been initiated to reduce the negative effects, but the problem remains with lasting consequences.
确保在大流行病背景下获得教育的管理战略
本文介绍了2021年在ii县进行的一项研究的结论,该研究旨在确定弱势学校校长为确保所有儿童都能接受教育而采用的管理步骤。数据收集战略的目的是混合设计(数量和质量),并在i县的六所处境不利的学校进行,其中三所在城市地区,三所在农村地区。大约有5000名儿童在这些学校学习,从学前班到高中。18个数据库分析了学生的学习成绩、实施的补救方案和学校为确保平等接受教育而使用的数字技术资源。定量数据与六次校长访谈所得的定性数据相关。研究结果表明,2019冠状病毒病大流行加剧了受教育的问题。因此,在参与研究的六所学校中,四分之一的学生(4714名学生中的1167名)在2020-2021学年的第一学期只通过教育包学习,而没有受益于整个学期的在线课程、与同事和老师的互动。已经启动了一些教育项目来减少负面影响,但这个问题仍然具有持久的后果。
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