3 research outputs found
KOMPETENCIJE ODGAJATELJA ZA RJEŠAVANJE SUKOBA U UČENIČKOM DOMU
U ovom radu predstavljeni su rezultati empirijske studije koja je imala za cilj ispitati stavove domskih odgajatelja o njihovim kompetencijama za rješavanje sukoba među učenicima. Istraživanje je provedeno u studentskim domovima u Srbiji, na uzorku od 61 odgajatelj, 28 odgajatelja i 33 odgajateljice. Za ispitivanje stavova odgajatelja koristili smo instrument N. Suzić [1], koji smo prilagodili za potrebe ovog istraživanja. Rezultati koje smo dobili pokazuju da odgajatelji imaju sve potrebne kompetencije za posredovanje u sukobima među učenicima i da prepoznaju da je njihova uloga u rješavanju sukoba među učenicima relevantna. Osim što odgajatelji navode da posjeduju potrebne kompetencije za posredovanje u sukobima među učenicima, potrebno je posvetiti više pozornosti sukobima u domovima učenika i kompetencijama odgajatelja za njihovo rješavanje
APPLICATION OF EXPERIMENT IN THE REALIZATION OF GEOGRAPHICAL CONTENTS IN THE FIRST CYCLE OF COMPULSORY EDUCATION FROM A TEACHER’S PERSPECTIVE
School experiments enable students to gain knowledge through direct
practical activities. The aim of the research study was to obtain information on the
scope of application of models, experiments and research, as methodical solutions,
when processing geographical content in the teaching of social, environmental and
scientific education. An empirical study was conducted to analyze the experiences
of 117 teachers, in the first cycle of compulsory education in the Republic of Serbia,
about the application of this work method.
The results of the research indicate that teachers occasionally realize geographical
content, in the teaching of social, environmental and scientific education, through
experiments, even though the resources needed for their implementation are accessible
to all students. Experiments can be applied to explain the essence of physical
geographical phenomena and processes, however, their use in teaching involves the
training of teachers to use them, which, unfortunately, was mostly cited by teachers
as a reason for occasional application. Greater attention should be given to training
future teachers to apply the experiments in order to use this method more often
when working with students, where they would work as a team, be active, creative,
think critically, identify and explain phenomena and processes and relate to examples
from everyday life.Publishe