This is what school looked like in the Polish People’s Republic.  The lesson plan was significantly different from today’s

This is what school looked like in the Polish People’s Republic. The lesson plan was significantly different from today’s

The everyday life of students attending schools in the times of the Polish People’s Republic is completely different from what the days of today’s children look like. Some subjects are no longer taught at all, and others have taken on a completely new form. The students also had various responsibilities. What has changed?

What did school look like in the Polish People’s Republic? Of course, it is very different from what it looks like today. A lot has changed. From costumes and assemblies to the subjects children learn. What was in the core curriculum at that time and what has stayed with us to this day?

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What subjects were taught in the Polish People’s Republic? Some are no longer in schools

One of the compulsory subjects in every school was Russian. It has now been replaced by English. Teaching technology is also completely different. In the Polish People’s Republic, this subject was called practical and technical classes and during them many basic activities were learned that could be useful in everyday life. Children were introduced to the basics of electricity, they learned how to darn and sew, and even bake or make simple structures such as bird feeders. Students also attended defense training classes, which have now replaced the subject called security education. However, in the Polish People’s Republic, children could learn how to use weapons and use a gas mask.

School in the Polish People’s Republic. Mandatory uniforms and regular assemblies

The clothes of students in the Polish People’s Republic were very characteristic. All because of uniforms, which were a mandatory element of clothing. Currently, few people decide to introduce them. However, not only uniforms were obligatory at that time. There was usually a school assembly every Monday morning. After it started, a patriotic song was sung and only then did the official part of the roll begin. It was then that the principal provided students with various information and introduced new regulations. The names of students who distinguished themselves were often read out during assemblies. Those who achieved academic success were praised in front of the entire school, but those who did something wrong were also noticed. Today, regular assemblies are not an everyday occurrence, but are usually held on various and special occasions.

Source: Gazeta

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