Presentación Tecnología Digital

EDUCATION SYSTEM IN POLAND

BY: JORGE MARTÍN DIEZ

ÍNDICE

Size of classes

Length of school day

Time spent on homework

Subjects

Relationship with the teachers

Main issues in the classes

Level of satisfaction of the students

Comparison with the Spanish education system

SIZE OF CLASSES

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LENGTH OF SCHOOL DAY

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In Poland, the homework is optional

TIME SPENT ON HOMEWORK

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SUBJECTS

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The relationship between the students and teachers is normally formal, the students uses the title of the professors "Pan" for male teachers and "Pani" for female teachers.But, as in Spain, there are always exceptions, and the level of confidence between student and teacher varies among students.

RELATIONSHIP WITH THE TEACHERS

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• Pressure and stress: Like any other student, the students in Poland had pressure because the exams
• Digitalization: In Poland, not many schools had access to digital devices, making it more complicated to learn about technology
• Teacher shortages: Because that, the schools hired less-experienced teachers

MAIN ISSUES IN THE CLASSES

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LEVEL OF SATISFACTION OF THE STUDENTS

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The educational systems of Spain and Poland are very similar because both belong to the European Union; however, they still have differences. For example, in secondary school, students in Poland have one more hour of classes than in Spain, or that all homework is optional and cannot be graded. Additionally, compulsory education lasts until the age of 18 in Poland, which is two years longer than in Spain.

COMPARISON WITH THE SPANISH EDUCATION SYSTEM

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