Abstract

The article analyses the psychological and pedagogical problems and prospects of the distance learning of students during the pandemic period. Studies have shown that the learning process during the quarantine in the spring of 2020 was stressful for all participants in the educational process. This was caused by the lack of previous experience of distance learning and the response from the government and the number of educational problems. It is proved that the problem of insufficient universal access to the internet and the equipment necessary for training has affected both teachers and students. The current situation shows that some teachers working at higher education institutions replaced remote classes with the form of written works, which led to excessive workload of students. Such methods do not contribute to the quality of material assimilation, but on the contrary, create additional stress. It is proved that computerization affects all spheres of human activity and is an important factor in changing the quality of society life. The authors note that in order to ensure the development of higher distance education, it is necessary to improve the regulatory framework in the field of higher distance education, create a computer infrastructure, prepare software for the introduction of electronic educational platforms, as well as train and retrain teachers for conducting distance education courses. It is noted that during the process remote technologies, teachers use various forms of work with students. In particular, including Zoom classes, Skype classes, web classes, where students independently study an educational resource, perform tasks and the teacher checks it and gives a mandatory review of the completed task. The algorithm for assessing the quality of distance learning systems is justified and the use of an integral indicator with weighting coefficients is proposed, which allows us to quantify the value of local quality indicators and complex quality characteristics of distance learning systems.

Highlights

  • The pandemic has led to significant changes in the field of education, and it has caused educational problems

  • Since March 2020, when the epidemic began and the first cases of COVID-19 were confirmed, all educational institutions have been closed to visitors

  • In accordance with the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers (CMU) No 211 of March 11, 2020, quarantine was introduced throughout the country, and education applicants were banned from attending educational institutions at all levels

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Introduction

The pandemic has led to significant changes in the field of education, and it has caused educational problems. At the beginning of the quarantine in the spring of 2020, all educational institutions switched to distance learning. The vast majority of countries have closed all educational institutions for at least some time, and at the end of the training stopped in some areas. According to UNESCO, as of April 2020, all schools were closed in 191 countries, where more than 90% of all students in the world live. The UN's fourth Sustainable Development Goal, 2030, calls for "ensuring comprehensive and equitable quality education and promoting lifelong learning opportunities for all"

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