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Publisher: Vydavateľstvo Prešovskej univerzity v Prešove

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Studies in Special Education

Studies in Special Education

Štúdie zo špeciálnej pedagogiky

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Slovakia

Thematic focus of the scientific peer-reviewed open access journal Štúdie zo špeciálnej pedagogiky/Studies in Special Education is centred on the area of special education with interdisciplinary penetration into the interdisciplinary scientific fields (remedial education, human defectology), auxiliary sciences (pathobiology, pathopsychology, social pathology), and correlated disciplines (semiotics, informatics, linguistics) of special education, both in terms of theory and research of the special-educational phenomena and processes, as well as in terms of the education of children, youth and adults with special educational needs.

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On Child, Language and Literature

On Child, Language and Literature

O dieťati, jazyku, literatúre

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Slovakia

The journal tackles the issues of developing communicative and literary competences in children. In accordance with the scope of the journal the focus is put on both linguistic and literary conceptual foundations as well as on didactic implications regarding mother tongue, second language and literature. A special attention is directed to the developmental aspects, i.e., speech, cognitive and non-cognitive predispositions of children necessary for their communicative and literary development. The journal aspires to contribute to the scientific discussion related to the issues of didactics of language and didactics of literature, which currently lacks the publishing space in Slovakia. The journal is issued twice a year in printed and electronic versions and publishes double-blind peer reviewed studies, papers and reviews in Slovak, Czech and English.

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