在大流行期间和之后,工作性质的变化以及为教师参与创新工作做好准备的必要性

Joanna Madalińska-Michalak, M. Raykov
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本文提出了一项研究,其主要目的是扩大对教师的经验、准备和条件的了解,以有效地应对显著变化的社会环境和他们的工作条件。这项研究是在波兰的中小学教师中进行的,使用了一项专有的在线调查。研究发现,大多数教师都能获得所需的设备和传统的教育资源。然而,仍有相当数量的教师需要远程教育所需的资源。研究还发现,大多数教师对新环境下的工作做好了充分的准备。然而,相当数量的教师仍然表示需要额外的培训和支持,尽管他们中的绝大多数人都积极参与各种形式的创新工作和自主学习。在研究结果的基础上,作者提出了高校职前教师教育和持续专业发展的主题和方向。这些建议有助于提高2019冠状病毒病大流行期间和大流行后的教育质量。
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The Changing Nature of Work and a Need to Prepare Teachers for Involvement in Innovative Work During and After the Pandemic
The article presents a study which main objective was to expand knowledge on teachers’ experiences, readiness, and conditions for effective reaction to significantly changed social circumstances and conditions of their work. The study was performed amongst primary and secondary teachers in Poland, using a proprietary online survey. The study found that the majority of teachers have access to the required equipment and traditional educational resources. However, a significant number of teachers still need recourses required for the distance education. The study also found that the majority of teachers feel very well or adequately prepared for work in new conditions. Yet, a considerable number of teachers still indicate a need for additional training and support, although a vast majority of them are intensively involved in various forms of innovative work and self-directed learning. On a basis of the study results, the authors recommend a number of topics and directions for pre-service teacher education at universities and continuous professional development. These recommendations can contribute to the quality of education during the COVID-19 pandemic and in postpandemic conditions.
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