Ukrainian Pupils in Czech Schools and History Lessons – A Current Challenge for Our Education System Survey Results

The study presents selected results from a survey focused on the teaching of history to Ukrainian students (who arrived in the Czech Republic due to the conflict following February 24, 2022) in Czech schools. It analyses which history topics are challenging for Ukrainian students considering the current international situation, whether teachers need to moderate or adjust certain history lessons with Ukrainian students in mind, and whether teachers encounter instances of Ukrainian students disputing their presentation of historical topics. The analysis also examines the support provided to history teachers in teaching these students. Additionally, it outlines other types of difficulties teachers face when integrating Ukrainian students in subjects beyond history. The findings are contextualized within another research.

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Czech-Polish Historical and Pedagogical Journal
Published
2025-04-03
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5817/cphpj-2024-003
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Global Educational Reforms and Inequalities
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Ukrainian Pupils in Czech Schools and History Lessons – A Current Challenge for Our Education System Survey Results

Miroslav Jireček, Jan Moravec, Michal Bednář
Czech-Polish Historical and Pedagogical Journal
Global Educational Reforms and Inequalities
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Ukrainian Pupils in Czech Schools and History Lessons – A Current Challenge for Our Education System Survey Results

Miroslav Jireček, Jan Moravec, Michal Bednář
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Abstract

The study presents selected results from a survey focused on the teaching of history to Ukrainian students (who arrived in the Czech Republic due to the conflict following February 24, 2022) in Czech schools. It analyses which history topics are challenging for Ukrainian students considering the current international situation, whether teachers need to moderate or adjust certain history lessons with Ukrainian students in mind, and whether teachers encounter instances of Ukrainian students disputing their presentation of historical topics. The analysis also examines the support provided to history teachers in teaching these students. Additionally, it outlines other types of difficulties teachers face when integrating Ukrainian students in subjects beyond history. The findings are contextualized within another research.

Czech-Polish Historical and Pedagogical JournalVol. 16(2024)
Openalex Percentile: Top 90%
Global Educational Reforms and Inequalities
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