Индивидуална помощ за ученик с аутизъм (частен случай)

Author(s): Vasiliki Kioutsouki / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2019

The specific study concerns the case of a student aged 13 years old who has been diagnosed with pervasive developmental disorder (Asperger syndrome) according to a medical report of the related Mental Health Centre. After the reference of the student to the related KE.D.D.Y (Centre of Differential Diagnosis, Diagnosis and Support) the student’s attendance to High school was suggested with parallel support in a common class with the support of special education teachers. The educational intervention between the special education’s teacher with the student with autism, who attended the first class of High school, is described in some philological subjects during the school duration. Due to ethical reasons, the student’s personal data are hidden, respectively they are not violated.

Готовност на подкрепящата среда (учители) за приобщаващо образование на ученици със специални образователни потребности в общообразователното училище

Author(s): Gencho Valchev / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 3/2019

Socialization of children with special educational needs is a multidimensional process with variable dynamics and constantly changing environment, determined not only by objective circumstances but rather by the individual characteristics of the subjects of the socialization and education process. The article presents the results of a pilot study of teachers in order to identify their attitudes and readiness to be actively involved in the process of inclusive education. The main survey method is the survey. The developed survey explores both the theoretical orientation of the problem and the motivational attitudes and the practical readiness of the teachers as the main substructure of the inclusive environment to participate in the process. The purpose of the study is also related to the intention to identify existing deficits in the planning and organization of the inclusive process on the one hand and the additional qualification of pedagogical staff on the other.

On Vernacularity

Author(s): Galin Tihanov / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

Attention to the tensions between vernacular and cosmopolitan languages has been growing in recent years. This article discusses various aspects of vernacularity, focusing on Dante’s classic treatise, as well on twentieth-century authors, and reflects on its significance for how one understands 'world literature'.

Пан в българската литература на Fin de siècle

Author(s): Tsvetana Georgieva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2022

In the age of the Fin de siècle, the mythological Pan was the subject of numerous interpretations in painting, literature, and the performing arts. The article examines for the first time how the image of Pan fits into the modern Bulgarian literature of the early 20th century - in the works of Emanuil Popdimitrov, Trifon Kunev, Hristo Yassenov and Lyudmil Stoyanov. As an expression of the ideas of the epoch (in the Jugendstil and Secession currents), both in Europe and in Bulgaria, Pan and pantheism apologize for nature, the vegetative principle, youth and childhood, love fire, music and intoxication. The original in the Bulgarian interpretation is the sentimental, sensitive autumn Pan, the parodied Pan / Faun and the old wise man, master of music, and devoid of passion Pan.

Рефлексивният подход при формиране на личностни и социални компетентности чрез учебно съдържание в контекста на бежанската проблематика

Author(s): Siyka Chavdarova-Kostova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2022

A contemporary challenge for Bulgarian teachers is the presentation of learning content related to the refugee flows and the formation of personal and social competences in the context of intercultural education, aiming at awareness of the importance of the topic of migration in individual, community, national and international context. The reflective approach seems to be extremely appropriate for understanding the importance of this type of knowledge in terms of global migration processes, not only by students but also by teachers who have a wealth of opportunities to inform children and develop attitudes towards the issue within class activity, hour of class, extracurricular and out-of-school activities.

Convolutional Neural Networks in the Task of Image Classification

Author(s): Larisa Zelenina,Liudmila Khaimina,Evgenii Khaimin,D.S. Khripunov,Inga Zashikhina / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

Convolutional neural networks are acquiring general acknowledgement for diverse application areas. The article describes the process of solving the task of images classification using convolutional neural networks. The authors present the examples of using convolutional neural networks for various purposes. The composed set of data is used to implement and train the model of convolutional neural network for the task of classification of medical images.

Педагогическото взаимодействие родители – деца – учители – основа за пълноценно развитие на детската личност в предучилищна възраст

Author(s): Verzhiniya Savova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2022

The article deals with the pedagogical interaction parents – children – teachers as a basis for the full development of children's personality in preschool age. The key to successful kindergarten-family cooperation is positivity in the teacher-child-parent relationship. Teamwork is the key to a successful partnership, so that the child can become a responsible person striving for intellectual, emotional and social development. In this context, emphasis is placed on the use of complementary forms of pedagogical interaction, innovative forms and methods, teacher-parent collaboration. Educators use their ideas, knowledge and professional experience and thus achieve a successful cooperation and efficiency in communication and joint work with parents. Involving parents in the activities of the group stimulates children to be more confident and to develop their creative potential.

Модел за проектно базирано обучение в пресечната точка на общото и професионалното образование

Author(s): Bistra Tarakova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2022

Project-based learning centers education around the student's personality. It relies on the cognitive activity, creative imagination, creativity and team thinking of students, guided by teachers who are in the position of motivators and facilitators. The article presents a model for project-based learning, which makes interdisciplinary links between general and vocational education, combines elements of formal and non-formal education, active and interactive learning and involves students in a real learning community. The educational project “Enchanté de faire votre connaissance, Monsieur Onéguine” provided an opportunity to enrich the educational environment, outsource learning, new roles for teachers and students, pedagogical innovation, improving students' professional competencies and building an attitude to learning in whole life.

Didactic technologies and strategies for adults:

concept and particularities

Author(s): Maria Șevciuc,Carolina Țurcanu,Natalia Toma / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2021

This article addresses the issue of designing and organizing adult learning and education from the perspective of specific didactic technologies and strategies. The emphasis is placed on analysing the concept of didactic technology/strategy and comparison of the adult training characteristics. The peculiarities of adult learning and education are deduced and a concept of organizing adult training based on interactive didactic technologies is proposed, focused on the dominant competencies and methods, but also on the needs and options of adults.

The influence of self - esteem on student involvement in group activities

Author(s): Laurențiu Petrila,Debora Petrilă / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2021

As educators, our mission is to help children have a fulfilling existence, because they are the futureof our country. It is important to respect the personality of each child, to support him and make him feel loved,because only the child with positive self-esteem will have a fulfilled life. Through this research, we aimed todemonstrate that strengthening self-esteem in young school-age children is essential for their physical, cognitiveand emotional development.

Online school in the pre-university educational system of Romania:

A critical analysis of how online school affected Romanian schools

Author(s): Vasile Filip / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2021

The health crisis caused by the SARS-Cov-2 virus has severely affected the pre-university education system in Romania. In an attempt to resolve this situation, it was decided to move education from the form of learning through physical presence in the classroom to the form of online learning. How effective this way oflearning has been, as well as the possibility of it being a long-term option, is a task that most researchers in this field must carry out. Therefore, in this paper we consider that a critical analysis of the situation of online preuniversity education in Romania is necessary, an analysis that involves highlighting the benefits and disadvantagesthat it entails. The paper is part of educational research studies, being of particular need, given that online education is a current challenge and there are few studies in this field. The study, based on practical observations, provides suggestions for improving the pre-university education system in Romania.

Models of good practice in implementing voluteer activities by non-formal education

Author(s): Valentin Cosmin Blândul / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2021

In many countries in the European Union, but also outside it, volunteering is one of the most important activities, being practiced by a growing number of people. The motivation to get involved in volunteer activities is extremely diverse and includes arguments related to the need to know other people, to gain experience in a certain field, to solve a problem facing the community or even the person concerned, to spend their free time in a useful, pleasant and even fun way, etc. Unfortunately, in Romania the subject of volunteering is quite little addressed, and a relatively small number of people are really involved in this phenomenon. The explanations could come, on the one hand, from the communist history of the country, in which volunteering was associated with"patriotic work", and this with the obligatory debt to the ruling party, and on the other hand, from the current modest economic situation of Romania, the preoccupation of many people being oriented towards the activities that bring financial income and less towards the charitable acts. However, generational exchange could bring young people to understand that money is important, but not an end in itself, and voluntary involvement in an activity can bring much more consistent benefits in the medium and long term. Therefore, in this study, we will analyze some of the most important volunteer activities through which students and their teachers can get involved in the development of the communities in which they live.

Modern methods in teaching - learning - assessing biology

Author(s): Cosmina Ioana Livia Ancheş / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2021

The use of the interactive methods in biology lessons -based on the needs of students - is not only away to attract students to school performance which leads to a formative dynamic character and open to the development of various theoretical and practical students’ skills, but it is also a way to arouse students’ interest and motivation.

Curriculum proposal at the school's decisions

Author(s): Anamaria Man / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2021

There are two meanings for curriculum term: curriculum designates the very content of education, in a narrow sense; curriculum refers to the interdependencies between objectives – contents – teaching / learning strategies – evaluation, in a broad sense. The concept of ,,curriculum” can be defined and analyzed through its multidimensional approach, respectively through three perspectives: from a functional point of view: the curriculum indicates educational goals to be achieved, and through them, orients, organizes and leads the training and learning process; from a structural-functional point of view: the curriculum includes, as basic, fundamental components: educational purposes, instructive-educational contents, teaching and learning strategies, evaluation strategies, training time; from the point of view of the product: the curriculum is objectified in curricula, school curricula, school text books, in documents and curricular auxiliaries, in materials etc. The paper presents a curriculum model at the school's decision, with a transdisciplinary approach.

The role of educator in promoting a school institution

Author(s): Nicoleta Cîrț Ursuț / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2021

Promoting the image of the school (in our case a kindergarten) involves a human activity or a system of activities aimed at meeting the requirements of current and potential beneficiaries. The beneficiaries of our school activities are many: first of all, students, their parents and families and finally the whole society.

Drawing by threads, an creative non-formal method

Author(s): Alin Crețu / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2021

The possibilities for connecting the teachers to their students, in order to pass on the knowledges efficiently, are many. One of them is „drawing by threads”. It is very applicable method, because for use it, there is no neccesary neither profund art knowledge, neither substantial expenses, only the passion for working with children. The students, by using threads glued on paper, can tell real stories, that come to life in their hands. It gives them contentment and reasons for being proud, due to the originality of the technique.

Language Transfer and Problems of Teaching Bulgarian for Slav Students

Author(s): Nadezhda Stalyanova,Elena Krejčová / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

The text presents the problems of studying Bulgarian as a second language by Slavs with an emphasis on the specifics of foreign language teaching in a Slavic environment. The study presents a theoretical view of the language contacts, transfer and interference in the context of second language acquisition. We pay special attention to the issues of mutual linguistic influences and the genetic closeness between languages ​​through the prism of their acquisition. The influence of the first language on the acquisition and later on the use of the second language can be positive, negative and even zero influence. The positive influence is manifested in the fact that the practical and theoretical knowledge of the first language, language habits and skills support the process of learning a new language and its use as a tool for communication. The positive transfer can be specified according to various criteria: e.g. can be divided into conscious and spontaneous, direct and transformed, etc. Negative influence is manifested at all language levels through the so-called negative transfer or interference – these are the errors that occur due to the influence of the first language on the second and which bear the signs of the first language. We also present opposite views that the linguistic transfer on the one hand can greatly facilitate the acquisition of a second Slavic language, but also the view that closeness between languages ​​can lead to excessive linguistic interference.

Речевое развитие подростков 10 – 12 лет и использование электронных устройств

Author(s): Mariam Moiseevna Bezrukikh,Ekaterina Loginova,Nadezhda Terebova,Alexsandra Uscova,Ludmila Makarova / Language(s): Russian Issue: 1/2022

In the context of general intensification and use of ES, the risks of their negative impact on the cognitive and speech development of adolescents increase. It is shown that adolescents 10-12 years old have an unformed basic / basic speech functions, which can manifest themselves in different ways in different types of speech and intellectual activity. The mistakes made by students indicate a lack of ability to build complex syntactic structures and use words that do not carry the main informative load. The results indicate that the limitation of the total time of using the EI from 30 min. up to 1.5-2 hours a day does not have a negative effect on the formation of general vocabulary and executive functions, while the child's failure to comply with the family's time limits for using electronic devices outside of school affects the development of cognitive functions in general. The use of EI by parents for more than 2 hours a day can have a negative impact on the formation of the main structural components of speech and cognitive activity. Reading books and a child's hobbies in their free time can have a positive impact on the formation of a holistic, multi-level speech activity.

Les arcanes du Pouvoir dans la République de Doumarie dans Mort d’un poète (1981) de Michel Del Castillo

Author(s): Alain Vuillemin / Language(s): French Issue: 1/2022

Michel Del Castillo's novel Death of a Poet was published in 1989, before the collapse of totalitarian systems in eastern countries. It is an autobiographical fiction. The action takes place in 1988. The narrator, Igor Védoz, relates the last events of the fall of a dictator, Marshal Carol Oussek, the "Guide" of an imaginary republic, Doumaria, a country located in the center of central Europe. It’s a reflection on absolute power. The intrigue is built on a detective plot. The investigation carried out by Igor Védoz allows us to glimpse some of the secret mysteries of power in this "Socialist, democratic and peaceful Republic of Doumaria". What does it reveal about the death of this dictator, a victim of himself, within the mysterious arcana of his own power? How is the story built on a police mystery, the discovery of multiple machinations and the secrecy of a fraud?

Проф. Димитър Веселинов на 60 години

Author(s): Mihal Pavlov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2022