2022
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/6znce
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Nauczyciele w sytuacji powrotu do szkół w czasie pandemii SARS-CoV-2. Raport z badań przeprowadzonych od 10 września do 10 października 2020

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“…Psychological well-being can also include a sense of support from the social environment. Thus, a study by Pisula et al (2020) indicates that in the period of the pandemic, teachers could count on extensive support from relatives, friends and acquaintances as well as colleagues (although opinions are divided here). By contrast, they were disappointed by the lack of support from their supervisor (28.8%) and from the local community and authorities (51.8%) and parents (25.8%).…”
Section: Teachers' Well-being During the Covid-19 Pandemicmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Psychological well-being can also include a sense of support from the social environment. Thus, a study by Pisula et al (2020) indicates that in the period of the pandemic, teachers could count on extensive support from relatives, friends and acquaintances as well as colleagues (although opinions are divided here). By contrast, they were disappointed by the lack of support from their supervisor (28.8%) and from the local community and authorities (51.8%) and parents (25.8%).…”
Section: Teachers' Well-being During the Covid-19 Pandemicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…disturbing and the most intense were (due to multiple choice possibility the results do not add up to 100): feeling constantly tired (77.8%), constant worry about something (63.8%), feeling that everything I do requires a lot of effort (61%), many things depress me (55.3%), having trouble sleeping (41.6%). The study conducted by Pisula et al (2020) asked about the subjective assessment of the intensity of anxiety and depressive states. According to the study, "depressive symptoms were declared by more than half of the respondents (57%), of which 16% experienced very high intensity of those.…”
Section: Teachers' Health During the Covid-19 Pandemicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Źródło: badania własne Z badań wynika, że dla 54% nauczycieli prowadzenie zajęć on-line jest stresujące, a praca zdalna negatywnie wpływa na ich życie rodzinne (49%). Koresponduje to z wynikami raportu Edukacja zdalna: Co stało się z uczniami, ich rodzicami i nauczycielami?, który pokazał, że nauczyciele w czasie pandemii rzadziej oddawali się aktywnościom służącym dobrostanowi (uprawianiu sportu, spędzaniu czasu z rodziną), a częściej siedzieli nad pracą do późna w nocy, żeby przygotować się do lekcji, wysłać materiały do uczniów [Ptaszek et al, 2020;Pisula et al, 2020;Turska-Kawa, Stępień-Lampa, Grzywna, 2020].…”
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