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Simulating Similarities to Maintain Academic Integrity in Programming

Author(s): Oscar Karnalim / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2024

Programming students need to be informed about plagiarism and collusion. Hence, we developed an assessment submission system to remind students about the matter. Each submission will be compared to others and any similarities that do not seem a result of coincidence will be reported along with their possible reasons. The system also employs gamification to promote early and unique submissions. Nevertheless, the system might put unnecessary pressure as coincidental similarities can still be reported. Further, it does not specifically cover self-plagiarism. We revisit the system and shift our focus to report simulated similarities from student own submission instead of reporting actual similarities across submissions. According to our evaluation with 390 students and five quasi-experiments, students with simulated similarities are slightly more aware of plagiarism and collusion, self-plagiarism in particular. Their awareness of the matter is somewhat acceptable (around 75%) and they see the benefits of our assessment submission system.

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Teaching Machine Learning to Middle and High School Students from a Low Socio-Economic Status Background

Author(s): Ramon Mayor Martins,Christiane Gresse von Wangenheim,Marcelo Fernando Rauber,Jean Carlo Rossa Hauck,Melissa Figueiredo Silvestre / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2024

Knowledge about Machine Learning (ML) is becoming essential, yet it remains a restricted privilege that may not be available to students from a low socio-economic status background. Thus, in order to provide equal opportunities, we taught ML concepts and applications to 158 middle and high school students from a low socio-economic background in Brazil. Results show that these students can understand how ML works and execute the main steps of a human-centered process for developing an image classification model. No substantial differences regarding class periods, educational stage, and sex assigned at birth were observed. The course was perceived as fun and motivating, especially to girls. Despite the limitations in this context, the results show that they can be overcome. Mitigating solutions involve partnerships between social institutions and university, an adapted pedagogical approach as well as increased on-byone assistance. These findings can be used to guide course designs for teaching ML in the context of underprivileged students from a low socio-economic status background and thus contribute to the inclusion of these students.

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MANAGING PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDERS IN STUDENTS. THE ROLE OF THE SOCIAL WORKER IN IDENTIFYING FAMILY RISK FACTORS

Author(s): Alina Costin / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2025

Ganong, Coleman (2014) summarizes the evidence to answer the question: why use qualitative family research? Tthe authors mention only a few benefits of these studies, namely, exploring meanings, capturing relational processes. The study aims to highlight the importance of the complexity of the social worker's activity and the need to integrate psychological knowledge into professional practice, in order to improve the quality of social intervention. A case of psychosomatic disorder, selected through intentional qualitative sampling, very faithfully reflects a reality frequently encountered in school, namely that the school environment takes on the problems of the family and societal system through its students. The exploration of family relational processes, possible by integrating elements of family and child psychology, once again emphasizes the impact of the family environment on the child. The importance of providing the presence of social workers in schools, challenged to respond as documented, attentive and professional as possible to increasingly complex realities, is discussed.

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The Story of Building Hedy. A Programming Language with Cognitive Science in Mind

Author(s): Felienne Hermans / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2024

This autoethnographic paper is part of a special issue trying to answer the question “How to design or choose languages for programming novices?” I will describe how my programming language Hedy was created, how the initial design goals were formed, how my perspectives on learning and teaching changed along the way, and how Hedy changed with it. The paper also discusses how the Hedy community came to be. Hedy was initially made for my own classroom and teaching, but quickly attracted a community, which I learned a lot from. This special issue has given me a unique opportunity, after 5 years of working on Hedy, to reflect on the process and to learn from it myself, and will hopefully also allow other programming language designers to learn from.

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Principles of Educational Programming Language Design

Author(s): Michael Kölling / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2024

The principles of programming language design for learning and teaching have been described and discussed for several decades. Most influential was the work of Niklaus Wirth, describing principles such as simplicity, modularity, orthogonality, and readability. So why is this still an area of fundamental disagreement among educators? Why can teachers still not agree on suitable languages for novice programming? Why do we not have a programming language that is designed for education and in widespread use across the world? This paper enumerates and describes educational language design principles in the context of current systems and technologies and discusses why interpretation of these principles shifts as our discipline progresses. We evaluate what these principles mean in our current world, and why a common agreement has not developed. We discuss the relative benefits of pedagogical languages vs. industry languages and articulate why every generation of learners needs their own language.

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The Two Powers. How Pascal and Python Shaped Programming Education

Author(s): Tobias Kohn,Jacqueline Staub / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2024

The choice of programming language for education is an intensely debated topic. On the one hand, the programming language is supposed to be relevant in that its organisation, structures, and paradigms adhere to current standards and best practices in industry and academia. On the other hand, the programming language is expected to be simple, that is, easy to use and, of course, easy to learn. This increasingly means that we need an introduction to concepts shaped by a long history without all the historic baggage. The flip side of these requirements of an educational programming language is its power to shape thought patterns, mental models, and best practices of the students, and thus of their future. Moreover, the aspect of simplicity may have the power to decide whether programming will become democraticed or remain the realm of a few highly paid specialists. From the many programming languages that have been used in programming education, few stand out for being as popular and widely used as Pascal and Python. Decades apart, both have been designed with simplicity and relevance in mind, and yet it seems they could not differ more in so many design choices, most notably typing. In this article we therefore consider the similarities and differences between Pascal and Python with emphasis on an educational perspective. We identify core features that might explain their suitability for education, compare their strengths and weaknesses, and discuss to what extent the premises behind their design still apply to the future of programming education.

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Pascal as the Driving Force of Informatics Education in Schools in Poland

Author(s): Maciej M. Sysło / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2024

The first books in Polish about the Pascal programming language appeared in the late 1970s, and were soon followed by a Polish translation of Niklaus Wirth’s book Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs. At that time, many efforts were made to prepare teachers to teach informatics in schools, and Pascal was one of the topics taught, often with no access to computers. The situation improved significantly after the first informatics curriculum was approved for schools by the Ministry of National Education (MEN) in 1985, in response to the increasing number of microcomputers in schools and students’ interest in programming. As a confirmation of the conclusions drawn from the discussion in the ABACUS magazine (1984) on “Which is the best programming language for a first course in computer science,” Pascal very quickly became the basic programming language in Polish schools as a tool for practicing algorithmics. The first informatics textbook was published in 1988 and in it, after a short Logo course, Pascal took the main place as a language for developing solutions to algorithmic problems in the form of computer programs. In the following years, many teaching aids were developed for programming education in schools, as well as other aids, e.g., an authoring system, programmed in Pascal. Pascal was the primary programming language in informatics education until the end of the first decade of the 21st century, subsequently replaced by Python. It is interesting that Polish winners of national and international Olympiads in Informatics for many years used Pascal, demonstrating the enormous professional values of this language. In this article we present in detail, among others things: the role and influence of Pascal on the development and level of informatics education in schools in Poland, as well as other scientific activities and initiatives supported by this language. Many students educated in this technical and mental environment found their place in professional development teams in the best computer and technology corporations, and evidently most of them joined the national working force.

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Pagrindinio muzikinio ugdymo programos mokinių lyderystės gebėjimų raiška muzikos mokykloje: atvejo analizė

Pagrindinio muzikinio ugdymo programos mokinių lyderystės gebėjimų raiška muzikos mokykloje: atvejo analizė

Author(s): Loreta Venslavičienė,Diana Venckienė / Language(s): Lithuanian Issue: 1 (54)/2024

The development of leadership skills is a continuous and ongoing process, starting in childhood. Leadership is associated with personal qualities – creativity, initiative, critical thinking, etc. This is not a natural trait, but something that has to be learnt, and education has an important role to play in the development of young leaders. Music school education focuses on subject achievements that are important for musical activity, on the development of artistic skills, and often overlooks the development of leadership skills that are important for personal maturity. Since it is assumed that the application of the transformational leadership model could enable the development of the expression of leadership skills, the article analyses the prerequisites for the expression of leadership skills in music school educational activities and the possibilities of their improvement in a particular music school in order to achieve the comprehensive success of a person’s (self-)education. The findings of the empirical research suggest that teachers in a music school focus on the development of musical abilities, while the development of leadership skills becomes a self-occurring consequence of the organisation of the process, rather than a well-thought-out and purposefully pursued goal.

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In memoriam Stanislovas Pamerneckis

In memoriam Stanislovas Pamerneckis

Author(s): Irena Valikonytė / Language(s): Lithuanian Issue: 54/2024

In memoriam Stanislovas Pamerneckis (1948 09 24–2024 10 02)

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Madrasos švietimo istorija Indonezijoje ir Malaizijoje: pokyčių ir tęstinumo perspektyva

Madrasos švietimo istorija Indonezijoje ir Malaizijoje: pokyčių ir tęstinumo perspektyva

Author(s): JUNAIDI ARSYAD / Language(s): Lithuanian Issue: 121/2024

The research focuses on the historical development and current status of madrasah education in Indonesia and Malaysia. Using a qualitative approach with a historical case study method, the study examines the role of the madrasah in shaping Islamic identity, assessing the implementation of the curriculum and its impact on social and economic development in both countries. Drawing on relevant literature, including works by Farish A. Noor, A. Rusdiana and Ahmad Fauzi Abdul Hamid, the study provides a comprehensive analysis of the development and contributions of madrasah education in Asia. By comparing the madrasah systems in Indonesia and Malaysia, the study sheds light on the changes and continuities in madrasah education that reflect the development of Islam in these nations.

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THE DYNAMICS OF TEACHER AND STUDENT ROLES AS AN ONGOING RELATIONSHIP

Author(s): Mara-Sînziana Pascu / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2024

The term „role” is used to designate realities of psychosocial relationships. Consequently, the definition of the concept will always be interdisciplinary, from a psychological, sociological, praxeological, axiological, and, in the context of our work, a pedagogical one, whereby the interdependencies involved in the educational process are analyzed, in which the teacher is the coordinator and the one responsible for the effects. The various taxonomies include „roles: specialised (according to status), those that are the expression of aspirations (in essence) and assumed, organised, possible to modify, because they are created or imposed, but also have a certain degree of freedom. To these can be added permanent or current roles (in terms of temporality), individual or collective (by origin), psychosocial, pedagogical (by content), weak, balanced or strong (by consistency), flexible or rigid (by form), simple or complex (by difficulty)” (Joiţa, 2000, 40). Their importance is evident from the perspective of relations between people - understood as a continuous present of joint action. The analysis focused on the teacher-student relationship is an opportunity to record psychosocial conditioning and ways to eliminate the potential for symbolic violence.

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NEDIRBANČIO, NESIMOKANČIO IR MOKYMUOSE NEDALYVAUJANČIO JAUNIMO GALIMYBIŲ DARBO RINKOJE SUBJEKTYVUS VERTINIMAS

NEDIRBANČIO, NESIMOKANČIO IR MOKYMUOSE NEDALYVAUJANČIO JAUNIMO GALIMYBIŲ DARBO RINKOJE SUBJEKTYVUS VERTINIMAS

Author(s): Justina KRAULEDAITĖ,Rūta Brazienė / Language(s): Lithuanian Issue: 1/2025

This paper examines the subjective assessment of the labour market opportunities of young people (aged 18-35) who are not in employment, education or training in Lithuania. It consistently discusses the latest theoretical discourses and empirical research on NEET youth and presents the results of a sociological study (questionnaire survey) on youth life chances conducted in Lithuania in 2023. The results of the survey (N=161) revealed a subjective perspective on the necessary qualities and opportunities for employment. The study found that employment opportunities are often limited by a mismatch between individual characteristics and personal circumstances, such as family commitments or health conditions. Nearly two-thirds of respondents agree that professional competencies, such as high professional qualifications, are important for finding a suitable job. The research was carried out within the framework of the Lithuanian Research Council-funded research project “Socio-economic factors of differentiation of life chances of Lithuanian youth in Lithuania” (reg. no. S-MIP-22-42, contract date 2022-03-18).

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IDEOLOGICAL PRODUCTION OF KNOWLEDGE IN LATE AND POST-SOVIET SOCIOLOGICAL DOCTORAL DISSERTATIONS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TWO ACADEMIES

IDEOLOGICAL PRODUCTION OF KNOWLEDGE IN LATE AND POST-SOVIET SOCIOLOGICAL DOCTORAL DISSERTATIONS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TWO ACADEMIES

Author(s): Ivan Kislenko / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2024

Soviet sociology and the system of doctoral education as a whole were heavily permeated by ideology. During perestroika, a course toward general liberalization and glasnost was taken. In 1988 sociology was officially included in the list of scientific specializations of the Higher Attestation Commission (HAC) as an independent discipline. Nevertheless, there were several ideological practices that needed to be formally included in dissertations such as references to Marxism-Leninism, historical materialism, or even critiques of Western theories. This article focuses on such practices by analyzing summaries of 152 doctoral dissertations defended in 1988–1998. The summaries are divided into two groups: (a) 99 summaries of late Soviet doctoral dissertations in philosophy and sociology defended at the Academy of Social Sciences (AoSS) and the Institute of Sociology (IS) in the USSR’s final years (1988–1991); and (b) 53 summaries of post-Soviet dissertations in sociology defended at the same institutions in 1992–1998, after their restructuring. A comparative analysis allows us to highlight the presence of ideological practices in Soviet academic writing and their consequent influence on postSoviet dissertations based on the work done in two scientific organizations: IS as supposedly more liberal and AoSS as more conservative. The study is based on quantitative and qualitative content analysis methods as well as on the comparison of objective and subjective ideological practices in dissertation summaries of the two institutions.

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BEYOND THE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM: LOW-COST RESEARCH, LOW-COST RESEARCHERS, LOW-COST FREEDOM

BEYOND THE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM: LOW-COST RESEARCH, LOW-COST RESEARCHERS, LOW-COST FREEDOM

Author(s): Alexander Osipov / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2024

The article summarizes insider observations of a European “hybrid” - both researchand practice-oriented- institution. It goes beyond scrutinizing managerialism alone as the major source of detrimental effects for scholarly work and academic freedom and questions the role of market pressures by drawing attention to the maintenance of the organization’s symbolic status and legitimacy and to the effects of activity selection in favor of simpler forms of performance. The considered institute and its founders sought visibility in public and thus encouraged short-term and applied projects. The institute’s behavior resembled status rent extraction through the founders’ allocations and on the contribution of external and unpayable partners and guest scholars. The demonstration of activities regardless of their content and outcomes did not require the staff’s research capabilities and qualifications. Employees’ working modes correlated with the treatment of researchers as temporary and replaceable workforce in an insecure position. The management scheme based on the unlimited discretion of the administrative head and the lack of protective mechanisms led to the abuse of power and mistreatment of the staff. Academic freedom in its narrow sense becomes largely irrelevant in this environment. All these patterns are supported by broader societal environment: Academic community and scholars at all career stages seem to increasingly accept and interiorize neoliberal ethos as well as the rules of the game that rest on individual career considerations and individual flexible adaptation to employers’ needs.

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DANIEL GORDON. WHAT IS ACADEMIC FREEDOM? A CENTURY OF DEBATE, 1915–PRESENT

DANIEL GORDON. WHAT IS ACADEMIC FREEDOM? A CENTURY OF DEBATE, 1915–PRESENT

Author(s): Valeria Vollmer / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2024

Review of: Daniel Gordon. What Is Academic Freedom? A Century of Debate, 1915–Present. London: Routledge, 2022. 178 pp. ISBN 9780367511708.

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Оценка эффективности развития финансовой культуры будущих преподавателей экономических дисциплин

Оценка эффективности развития финансовой культуры будущих преподавателей экономических дисциплин

Author(s): Natalia E. Khabibova,Daria S. Vasilina,Leylya N. Bayanova / Language(s): Russian Issue: 4/2024

Introduction. The article is devoted to initial teacher education for future Economics teachers with the focus on developing their financial culture, which contributes to effective interaction with society in various financial situations as well as to successful professional self-identification (increasing interest in obtaining professional knowledge, skills and abilities), and gaining experience in selforganization. The purpose of the study is to evaluate the effectiveness of the process of developing financial culture in future Economics teachers (theoretically and experimentally). Materials and Methods. The study was conducted as part of a pedagogical experiment. Evaluating the effectiveness of developing financial culture was based on the Strategy of improving financial Literacy and the formation of financial culture until 2030, International and Russian studies commissioned by the Bank of Russia, as well as the educational experience of training future Economics teachers. The analysis and generalization of the data obtained within the experimental work were carried out. The sample consisted of 102 undergraduate students studying the field of Vocational Education (43.04.03) and majoring in Economics and Management. The validity of the results obtained is confirmed by the International PISA-2018 research and the analysis of the Institute of the Public Opinion Foundation. Results. The analysis of scholarly and educational literature enabled the authors to clarify the concept of ‘financial culture’, to determine its nature and place in society. Therefore, we specify financial culture as the most important factor in the development of national sustainability. As part of the experimental work, the authors evaluated the effectiveness of developing financial culture in future Economics teachers. The research within the framework of the formative stage of the experiment showed a positive trend in the development of students’ financial culture. It was revealed that in order to develop students’ financial culture efficiently, it is necessary to adhere to certain conditions: pay great attention to the financial module, hold events within student associations, use the entire arsenal of modern educational techniques and procedures, systematically analyze the dynamics of the development of students’ financial culture, rely on official data from research centers in Russia and other countries. Conclusions. The results of the study prove that educational conditions justified and implemented in pedagogical universities ensure the effectiveness of developing financial literacy in future Economics teachers. The authors conclude that the development of financial culture can be considered to be the most important condition for students’ successful professional development.

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Профессиональные ориентации современных старшеклассников: оценка взаимосвязи между личностными свойствами и базисными ценностями

Профессиональные ориентации современных старшеклассников: оценка взаимосвязи между личностными свойствами и базисными ценностями

Author(s): Natalia A. Buravleva,Sergey Aleksandrovich Bogomaz,Olga V. Karakulova / Language(s): Russian Issue: 6/2024

Introduction. The article deals with the problem of personality development within career guidance. The purpose of the study is to identify the characteristic features of career guidance of modern high school students based on evaluating the relationship between personal characteristics and basic values. Materials and Methods. The study follows activity-based and systematic approaches. The main research methods include the analysis of scholarly literature devoted to the development of modern high school students, diagnostic methods including testing (emotional intelligence questionnaire “EmIn”, “Portrait value questionnaire-Revised”; questionnaire of self-organization of activity (OSD) by E. Y. Mandrikova, scales of the questionnaire “Big Five”, scales of academic motivation; scale “Rationality”; “Questionnaire of professional inclinations” by L. Yovaishi (modification of Rezapkina), as well as methods of statistical data processing (general statistics, correlation and factor analysis). The study involved 245 grade 10 students. Results. The authors have identified the specifics of the intensity of inclinations to different types of professional activities in modern adolescents. The results of the empirical study enabled the authors to establish the relationship between personal characteristics and basic values. The factors determining the specifics of this generation have been revealed. Conclusions. The study concludes that the majority of modern high school students do not have a pronounced inclination for any professional activity, but they are more interested in the field of communication and interaction with other people. They are open to new experiences and new events.

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Психолого-педагогическое сопровождение построения жизненных стратегий студентами: анализ лучших практик реализации молодежной политики в современных условиях

Психолого-педагогическое сопровождение построения жизненных стратегий студентами: анализ лучших практик реализации молодежной политики в современных условиях

Author(s): Mariya Aleksandrovna Raikina,Anna V. Vorontsova / Language(s): Russian Issue: 6/2024

Introduction. The article is devoted to the analysis of the current state of psychological and educational support for building students’ life strategies within the system of moral education in universities of the Russian Federation. The purpose of the study is to identify the specifics of psychological and educational support for the process of building life strategies by students based on the analysis of the best practices in the implementation of youth policy in modern conditions. Materials and Methods. The theoretical and methodological bases of the study ware the ideas and concepts of learner-centered approach. The authors used the methods of expert assessment and content analysis. An array of empirical data was obtained as a result of the analysis of applications submitted by higher educational institutions for the Review-competition of the best practices in the implementation of youth policy and the organization of educational activities at the university. The data array consisted of 1215 applications. Results. The authors conclude that there is a contradiction between the relevance of the task of building a life strategy for student age and a pronounced lack of activities in psychological and educational support of this process. The authors emphasized the internal orientation and isolation of moral educational activities at universities, which hinders the spread of practices of supporting the construction of students' life prospects outside the university. Among the existing formats of psychological and educational support, the centers of psychological counseling, adaptation and training programs, monitoring and diagnostic programs, clubs and communities of pre-psychological assistance and mutual assistance prevail. However, educational activities and youth policy at universities have a pronounced indirect or mediated influence on the construction of students’ life strategy. The most significant potential of this activity in relation to long-term planning is an increase in the level of awareness and social orientation of the individual, his or her ability to self-knowledge and consciously build a life prospect. Conclusions. The authors identify specific characteristics of psychological and educational support for the construction of life prospects by students at the university: a pronounced lack of attention to the task of building a long-term life prospect; the dominance of practices of supporting orientation and planning in the near future; institutionalization of support for building a life strategy in psychologically-oriented formats; significant indirect influence of the university on the process of building a life perspective; deficiencies of formats that affect significant components of building a life perspective (family and career planning); deficiencies of formats that form social immunity to negative environmental influences, thereby removing barriers to building a life perspective.

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Особенности формирования самоотношения к внутреннему и внешнему «Я» талантливых молодых людей как условие их самореализации

Особенности формирования самоотношения к внутреннему и внешнему «Я» талантливых молодых людей как условие их самореализации

Author(s): Olga Stanislavovna Shcherbinina,Irina Nikolaevna Grushetskaya / Language(s): Russian Issue: 6/2024

Introduction. The article presents the survey results, revealing the peculiarities of forming selfattitude to the inner and outer “I” by talented young people. The purpose of the article is to define the nature of talented young people’s self-attitude to the inner and outer “I” and its influence on selffulfillment. Materials and Methods. The theoretical and methodological basis of the study is the reflexivecompensatory approach. The method involves young people evaluating themselves, identifying their problems and building a program of remedial work with a teacher, which is aimed at creating conditions for successful socialization and self-development. The main methods are reviewing scholarly literature on the research problem, interviewing and testing Education students (n= 239). Results. The authors have revealed the specific features in forming self-attitude to the inner and outer "I" in talented youth. Most of the participants demonstrate excessive demands on themselves; focus on others and on the opinions of other people. At the same time, talented young people demonstrate a high level of “self-leadership” (60 %), “self-acceptance” (60 %), “self-blame” (56 %), “fairly high level of self-evaluating” (45 %), which indicates a positive perception of themselves. They have an average level of conflict. The participants are aware of their personal importance, their success and achievements, and their willingness to improve themselves is noted. They demonstrate a high level of perfectionism and are critical of their own failures. Conclusions. The study concludes that talented young people generally perceive themselves and their opportunities positively, strive for life and personal success. They are not quarrelsome. But they are not eager to be leaders with high potentials. A high level of perfectionism and criticism is accompanied by a feeling of anxiety and prevents skills of self-presentation to appear.

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Специфика психолого-педагогического и клинико-психологического сопровождения лиц с инвалидностью, поступающих в вуз: оценка существующих вариантов запросов

Специфика психолого-педагогического и клинико-психологического сопровождения лиц с инвалидностью, поступающих в вуз: оценка существующих вариантов запросов

Author(s): Olga A. Denisova,Olga L. Lekhanova,Marina A. Kudaka,Tatyana V. Gudina / Language(s): Russian Issue: 6/2024

Introduction. The research problem of this study is to describe the options and specifics of existing requests for psychological, educational and clinical psychological support for people with disabilities entering the university and to summarize the data obtained on the launch of support mechanisms at the university. The purpose of the article is to identify and describe the variables in the existing variants of requests for psychological, educational and clinical psychological support for people with disabilities entering the university. Materials and Methods. The research is based on cultural, historical and activity-based approaches, as well as existing scholarly data on the peculiarities of personal and professional development of people with disabilities and information from special education and psychology on psychological, educational, medical and social support for people with special education needs. The study employs empirical and interpretative methods, including testing using the tools of ‘perspektiva-pro’ information regional portal, a survey of applicants with disabilities developed by the Resource training and methodological centers of higher education network and posted on the allRussian portal ‘InclusiveEducation.rf’, analysis of statistical data using the dichotomous Pearson correlation coefficient (φ). The study involved 317 university applicants, school and intermediate vocational school leavers, who have a confirmed status of a person with a disability. The age range of the participants was between 18 to 23 years old, including 140 male and 177 female applying or planning to enter Cherepovets State University or partner universities of the Northwestern Federal District in academic years 2022-2024. Results. The authors found out that the variability of the characteristics of requests for psychological, educational and clinical psychological support for individuals with disabilities entering the university is largely determined by the nosology of the disorder, the degree of limitations of vital functions and the gender of the applicant. The more pronounced are the violations, the more difficult are the perception and processing of information, the more specific and ambitious are the expectations from the university. Moreover, these expectations are more pronounced in male applicants than in female ones. The study determined that the option of requesting support slightly depends on the region, age, previous level of education (school, intermediate vocational school). Psychological, educational, clinical and psychological support for people with disabilities entering the university can be carried out effectively only by a multidisciplinary team, the main result of which is information assistance in defining a professional trajectory aimed at acquiring a profession that promotes health preservation and an independent lifestyle, overcoming disabling attitudes capable of resisting elements of segregation. Conclusions. The article describes the variables included in the structure of existing options for requests for psychological, educational and clinical psychological support for individuals with disabilities entering the university. Based on the findings, the mechanisms for supporting disabled people entering the university were revealed.

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