Teaching Challenges in Sports Education during the Pandemic COVID-19
Teaching Challenges in Sports Education during the Pandemic COVID-19

Summary/Abstract: The aim of this study was to establish and compare the experienced difficulties during on-site and distance studies and to establish lecturers’ emotions connected with distance teaching in several online teaching situations during COVID-19. This online study was conducted at the end of May 2020. Participants were 67 university lecturers in the field of sports education, between the ages of 25 – 70 years, divided into groups according to their gender, age, professional working experience, academic positions. The research methods included a questionnaire designed especially for our survey. The data were collected with an anonymous, self-reported electronic questionnaire, two weeks after the lockdown in Bulgaria. The comparative analysis between the difficulties which the lecturers faced into two different ways of teaching students – “face-to-face” and distance teaching MannWhitney) showed statistically significant differences along all researched indexes. It was established that the most prevalent negative emotions in the researched situations during online studies were: indignant and annoyed, and the most often experienced positive emotions were: satisfied, inspired, optimistic, and interested.

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