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In 2022, online lessons in Poland were conducted in video chats using a platform or instant messenger. As a result, nearly every third child and parent stated that teachers provide self-study materials.

How did online education affect Polish parents?

  Remote learning was first introduced in Poland in , due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. This led to changes to homework and study workload set by teachers. Every third Pole believed that the teaching staff was setting more homework during remote teaching. Although most Polish children managed this workload on their own, ** percent of parents stated that their child ended up needing a lot of help. In addition, *** out of ten parents admitted that preparing their child for online classes required more time.

Online learning environment

  Online learning brought in experiences of online class trolling. As a result, more than half of Polish children experienced these kinds of disruptions in their new learning environment. Despite this, the majority of pupils still felt comfortable taking tests online. Regarding parents, nearly of mothers and fathers claimed that there were no benefits stemming from remote education.