Mental Well-being of a Child in the Process of School Education in Times of the Pandemic
Abstract
The aim of the study is to reflect on the mental well-being of a child functioning in the process of school education in times of the pandemic. The article presents theoretical considerations on the concept of mental well-being, and a synthetic analysis of the functioning of the school education system, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic. The aim of the author's research is to verify the sense of mental well-being of children in the process of their participation in remote school education, and the research problem is the question: to what extent does a child participating in remote school education feel satisfied with the process of their own education, their own activity, and the existing state of affairs? During the analysis of the collected research material, the author attempts to answer the question by showing various contexts of the student's functioning in the process of online learning.
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