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- Remote teaching in times of COVID-19: teachers adaptation and pupil level of participationPublication . Flores, M. A.; Barros, Alexandra; Veiga Simão, Ana; Pereira, Diana; Gago, Marília; Fernandes, Eva Lopes; Ferreira, Paula Costa; Gonçalves Costa, Luís CarlosThis paper draws on data from a broader piece of research focusing on Portuguese teachers’ perceptions and experiences of remote teaching in times of COVID-19 pandemic. In total, 2,638 teachers participated in the study. Data were collected through an online survey which included both closed and open-ended questions. Findings suggest that, overall, teachers experienced a positive adaptation process and were able to teach according to what they had planned. However, difficulties were also found. These relate to reconciling work with family life and extra workload in the context of remote teaching. In addition, findings show that pupils from lower socioeconomic backgrounds present a lower level of participation in learning tasks. Differences as a function of gender and age were identified. Implications of the findings are discussed.
- Ensino remoto de emergência em tempos de pandemia: a experiência de professores portuguesesPublication . Flores, M. A.; Barros, Alexandra; Veiga Simão, Ana; Gago, Marília; Fernandes, Eva Lopes; Pereira, Diana; Ferreira, Paula; Gonçalves Costa, Luís CarlosO encerramento das escolas decorrente da necessidade de mitigar a disseminação do vírus SARS-CoV-2 ditou a adoção de um ensino remoto de emergência a que professores e alunos rapidamente tiveram de se adaptar. Neste artigo apresentam-se resultados de um estudo mais vasto que pretendeu analisar as condições em que os professores realizaram as suas tarefas de ensino, as suas vivências emocionais e cognitivas e os fatores pessoais, profissionais e contextuais que afetaram o seu trabalho. Os dados foram recolhidos através de um inquérito por questionário online com professores de todos os ciclos de ensino (n=2638). Os resultados apontam para uma perceção em geral positiva sobre o modo como os professores e os alunos responderam ao ensino remoto de emergência, sendo, no entanto, possível identificar dificuldades associadas ao seu funcionamento, nomeadamente problemas técnicos, distrações internas e externas, gestão de tempo e desafios na interação com os alunos. Estes dados suscitam implicações para (re)pensar o ensino remoto – quanto aos aspetos não só técnicos e tecnológicos, mas também pedagógicos –, bem como a formação de professores e a organização o trabalho docente.
- Remote teaching in times of COVID-19: teachers adaptation and pupil level of participationPublication . Flores, M. A.; Barros, Alexandra; Veiga Simão, Ana; Pereira, Diana; Gago, Marília; Fernandes, Eva Lopes; Ferreira, Paula; Costa, LuísThis article draws on data from a broader research study focusing on Portuguese teachers’ perceptions and experiences of remote teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic. In total, 2638 teachers participated in the study. Data were collected through an online survey which included both closed- and open-ended questions. Findings suggest that, overall, teachers experienced a positive adaptation process and were able to teach according to what they had planned. However, difficulties were also found. These relate to reconciling work with family life and extra workload in the context of remote teaching. In addition, findings show that pupils from lower socioeconomic backgrounds presented a lower level of participation in learning tasks. Differences as a function of gender and age were identified. Implications of the findings are discussed.