Distance learning in thousands of schools. Difficulties in every third primary school

distance learning Applications take place across Poland from Thursday 27 January and apply to students in grades 5-8 of primary and higher schools. The decision was announced, on Tuesday, by the Minister of Education, Przemyslav Kzarnik, who justified it by the deterioration of the situation in education in the era of the fifth wave of the Corona virus. Distance learning is expected to be in effect until February 27. Students in grades 1-4 continue their education within the school walls.

The MEiN report on Wednesday, January 26 showed that 14,083 pre-school educational institutions (kindergartens, pre-school education teams, kindergarten points) were operating that day, or 91.2 percent. All. 100 remote kindergartens and 1252 co-educational kindergartens.

Distance learning on January 26. Difficulties in every third primary school

On Wednesday, 5,759 primary schools and 3,694 secondary schools were operating in 9 voivodships, where there are no school breaks, i.e. 64.6% of primary schools and 74.8 percent. High school.

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194 primary schools and 160 secondary schools operated remotely. 2,956 primary schools and 1,084 secondary schools operated in a mixed system. In total, about 4.4 thousand difficulties occurred. Schools in 9 counties.

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January 26, primary school

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Winter holidays are held in seven provinces. in Voif. Kujawsko-Pomorskie, Lubuskie, Małopolskie, Świętokrzyskie and Wielkopolskie Winter holidays started on January 15 and will last until January 30. in Voif. In the Podlasie and Warmian-Masurian regions, the winter holidays began on January 22, and will last until February 6. In other counties, winter break will begin in one or three weeks.

The information collected on the basis of data from principals of schools and institutions comes from principals of schools.

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January 26, primary school

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In the event that students, pupils or employees of an educational institution are infected with the COVID-19 virus, the principal of the school or kindergarten may, with the approval of the leading authority and after obtaining a positive opinion from the competent public health inspector of the country, stop fixed classes for a specified period and switch to teaching using methods And educational technologies.. from a distance. The suspension of classes may apply to a group, department, class or stage of education, as well as to the whole school or facility, in terms of all classes or individual.

From Thursday, January 27 to February 27, full-time teaching for students in grades five to eight of primary and secondary school students across the country will be suspended, and distance learning will be offered. Younger students – from first to fourth grades of primary school, as well as children in kindergarten, will study stationery even now. Pre-school institutions will also operate steadily.

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