Worrying: 53% of educators see young people unmotivated to learn
The year 2022 came with everything, bringing the routine back. Professional life is active within the offices and students are in full swing in face-to-face lessons. After two years in the office due to the pandemic, people feel more rested and ready to go about their daily tasks.
According to the Datafolha survey, 87% of students attending face-to-face classes feel more excited, according to parents. The share that says children feel more optimistic is 80%. 85% believe that students are more interested in studies. The survey published in 2021 was commissioned by Itaú Social, Fundação Lemann and IDB (Inter-American Development Bank).
But for various reasons, such as the distance class format, it has led some students to feel more unmotivated over time, according to an education survey conducted during the pandemic, which showed that the percentage of students with no motivation to study it was 46% in May and reached 54% in September 2021.
Return to face-to-face studies
Returning to face-to-face studies is one of the inspirations for motivation to wake up again in a student’s life, but many still don’t feel motivated just to be within a class and need a strength. greater to sharpen the motivation side to face the lessons.
The month of July is remembered for the holidays, and many students are happy at this time to be able to rest, traveling, enjoying a hobby and being away from academic duties.
“During the holidays, students want to live new experiences that are not related to the daily routine, and therefore they prefer to relax and disconnect as much as possible from school issues. But when the holidays end, that’s when you need to recharge your batteries and activate the motivation to go back to school, and this varies from person to person. And by managing time, you can regain the motivation to have that spirit and the pleasure of going back to class ”, highlighted Jefferson Vendrametto, Director of Corporate and Institutional Relations at Cebrac.
Due to the pandemic, the mental health of many people has been affected, e maintaining a healthy and well-managed pace of life has become something more than important, but essential to carry out daily functions. According to a survey conducted by the Instituto Península (a non-profit organization active in the field of education), 57% of the teachers interviewed believe that the challenge is mainly focused on saving the learning of students who have encountered some difficulties during teaching at a distance.
Another concern of teachers was the lack of student motivation: although 79% of educators believe that students are happy with the return to school, 53% see young people unmotivated to learn.
5 tips for motivated back to school
Jefferson Vendrametto has prepared suggestions for the student to return motivated and disciplined in the classes this 2nd semester of 2022.
- • Adjust the days of sleep before the return of the lessons in order to get used to the schedule;
- • Organize your study material and always keep it in a suitable environment to find it;
- • Make a plan for the new semester, inserting new goals and objectives to be achieved;
- • Take care of food and practice physical exercises;
- • Manage your time: dividing between daily commitments and free time.
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Source: Terra
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