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Менторството като подход за неформална социалнопедагогическа подкрепа на деца в риск

Author(s): Rozaliya Kuzmanova-Kartalova,Katerina Zlatkova-Doncheva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 7/2018

The current survey justifies mentoring and informal social and pedagogical work as a concept and opportunity for practical application and support of at-risk youth. The concept is considered in a methodological aspect, based on the main theoretical notion, defining practical priorities of the non-formal education and mentoring, and finding current application in the socio-pedagogical work. The study follows a specific innovative practice of individual informal social and pedagogical support implemented with children deprived of parental care and analyzes significant changes in their social skills development in the applied mentoring approach.

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Практики на неформално образование в социална услуга „Наблюдавано жилище“

Author(s): Aleksandar Ranev / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 7/2018

The “Observed housing” social service is focused on supporting young people who have left social institutes for children without parents, family-type accommodation centres and foster families in Bulgaria. One of the biggest risks for these youngsters comes from the lack of basic social and professional skills, education, supporting environment. For the youngsters, these deficiencies make their independent life very difficult and often the result is emotional depression, criminal behaviour and social exclusion. The opportunities that non-formal education offers for the development and realization of the personal potential of these young people are very important. Part of the typical forms of non-formal education and learning in social service „observed housing” are: continuing education – for secondary or primary school graduates, there is a possibility of regular, evening, individual form; professional and educational courses – related to professional and educational preparation depending on the individual profile; programs and training – individual or group oriented towards different social skills. This article describes some of the typical practices in the field of non-formal learning and education in social services “observed housing” and especially in “Observed housing together”. The article describes how practically / in practice the main types of non-formal education are covered: Parallel education – through the parallel support of formal education and parallel compensatory training of young people for independent life and profession; Complementary education – by acquiring of knowledge and experience for personal development beyond formal education; Continuing professional education – Extending and Improving the professional qualification and individual development.

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Детско-юношеските библиотечни отдели – неформално образование в сянката на институционализираното образование

Author(s): Lyuba Dimitrova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 7/2018

The article presents the information obtained by interviewing six library specialists in correlation to a current research among primary school teachers. It represents an attempt to specify and measure some aspects of the communication and cooperation processes between representatives of the official educational system and of the libraries which are also knowledge providing organizations. The intersection points reveal the specific professional influences and relations, which impact the formation process of the young readers and the child character as a whole. The text represents just a part of the received data and some of the current tendencies. Initial conclusions: primary school teachers do not recognize library activities as a possible continuation of the educational process and young readers development; financial problems and lack of cooperation between librarians and teachers result in providing pupils with syllabus literature in most cases, thus belittling the library role and reducing its functions to just a provision of texts.

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Ефективна организация на процесa на адаптация от семейна към институционализирана образователна среда – ключ към успешната социализация на детето

Author(s): Diana Andonova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 7/2018

The primary transition from the family environment to educational institutions during the period of early childhood and pre-school years is linked to a number of challenges and difficulties for the adapting child, for the parents and the educators. The organisation of the adaptation process, based on classical and contemporary scientific approaches and well-established practices abroad has a key role in child development. The Berlin adaptation model has been successfully implemented in a number of countries and has proven to facilitate the adaptation process for all participants. The minimization of the child‘s toxic stress during his/her socialization in kindergarten is of fundamental importance for his/her cognitive achievements in the future.

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Development of Special Educational Needs Support for Children and Students with Special Educational Needs

Author(s): Zhana Yankova / Language(s): English Issue: 5/2018

Looking at the educational policies in recent years there is a clear outlined strategic change toward the support for children and students with special educational needs which provides them with an equal opportunity to learn and develop alongside with their peers in kindergartens and schools and to become a fully engaged citizens of our society.The current paper focuses on the development of special educational needs and support for children and students with special educational needs in preschool and school age within the educational system.

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Компетенции на учителите да обучават възрастни учащи се

Author(s): Vanya Bozhilova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 8/2018

The report is devoted to a new and still somewhat implemented in practice role of the teachers as trainers of adults. Legal regulation in the country for its implementation is already in place. Therefore on an analytical level the article will highlight the key competencies for teachers that they need for the training of adult learners, as well as specific recommendations for the optimal implementation of this pedagogical activity.

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Град Карлово и карловският вакъф

Author(s): Grigor Boykov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 5/2018

The article examines the history and the genealogy of Karlıoğlu (Karlızade) family and the important role that family members played in the complex dynamics of Ottoman politics in the second half of the fifteenth and the sixteenth centuries. It examines in detail the founding role of the waqf, established by Karlıoğlu Ali bey at the turn of the fifteenth century, for the establishment and the development of the town of Karlovo and the utmost importance of the pious foundation for the affirmation of the town as the administrative, economic, and cultural center of the region of Göpsa. The analysis and arguments, presented in the article are based on European and Ottoman narrative and documentary primary sources, many which hitherto unused by the related scholarship.

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Кои са най-ефективните преподавателски методи в обучението по природни науки (и по-големият брой учебни часове означава ли непременно по-високи резултати – по данни на PISA 2015)

Author(s): Svetla Petrova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 5/2018

The article analyzes the relationship between teaching methods and their effectiveness in the science learning. It is based on the science component of the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA). In most educational systems participated in PISA, including Bulgaria, using teacher directed and adaptive instruction is associated with better scores on science. By contrast, inquiry-based instruction is associated with lower achievement in science. Why is that? Does it mean that the PISA findings do not support the conviction that the development of science skills through inquiry is a vital part of learning science in school. These are the questions that are investigated in the article. The author is a PISA 2015 National Project Manager in Bulgaria.

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Правата на децата в глобализираното ни съвремие – между индивидуалността/уникалността и равенството

Author(s): Siyka Chavdarova-Kostova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 9/2018

In this paper, the problem of the children`s rights is discussed both in the context of the individuality and uniqueness of each human being and of the equality among people (as a paradox between singular and plural). The topic about the uniqueness of the child, but as a difference, that is sociocultural determined, is commented; and its provision as a right in the light of the equality that should be ensured through educational system with a focus on the individual effectiveness of learning.

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Правата на детето в делото на Ирена Сендлерова

Author(s): Adam Solak / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 9/2018

The paper considers specific rights of the child in the work of Irena Sendlerowa. The author pays a special attention to the right of the child to life, the right to freedom and love. The paper contains elements of the personal message of the Pedagogue of the Goodness – Irena Sendlerowa.

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Правата на детето през погледа на студенти педагози

Author(s): Yorganka Nikolova,Daniela Racheva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 9/2018

The article presents the results of a survey of the knowledge of the students-pedagogues for the rights of the child. The study was conducted at the Faculty of Pedagogy, Sofia University “Kliment Ohridski” with students of specialties “Pedagogy” and “Non-formal education”.

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Основни показатели за състоянието на сектора за учене на възрастни

Author(s): Stoyan Baev / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 6/2018

Based on a brief analysis of Bulgaria’s benchmarks under the EU’s “Education and Training 2020” strategic framework, the article presents the state and trends of the adult learning sector and some new aspects in order to make progress. Discussed is the participation of the population aged 25 – 64 in formal or non-formal education and training, the situation of early school leavers is analysed. Based on the data analysed, it is made the conclusion that the adult learning sector in 2017 state is improving but the positive changes achieved are not large enough to ensure that the national targets set for the most important indicators – participation of adults in education and training and the number of early school leavers.

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Культурный облик слова: о составляющих лингвокультурного уровня

Author(s): Grigoriy Valeriyevich Tokarev / Language(s): Russian Issue: 6/2018

The article tells about the components of the linguocultural level. A specific semiotic system becomes a result of the interaction of language and culture. The language signs get a new semiotic function, becoming elements of culture. They include basic metaphors, symbols, standards, measures, precedent names, non-denotational units, charms. Integral signs of semantics of the linguocultural level elements are anthropocentrism, prototypicality, figurativeness.

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Състояние на българското образование

Author(s): Anelia Lyubenova,Lyubomir Lyubenov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2019

The main objective of the study is to establish the status of Bulgarian education by outlining the directions for development in school and higher education to achieve quality knowledge based education. The negative consequences of the problems in Bulgarian education are mainly expressed in the unsatisfactory results of the functioning of the complex and contradictory legislative basis which does not guarantee a sufficiently high quality of the education of the children and the young people from the pre-school to the higher education. School education should provide the education and education of the pupils in accordance with their individual abilities and expectations for successful realization in the society, while the higher education should be qualified. Bulgarian education should be a long-term national priority in the training of people of different ages, focusing on the relationship between pre-school and school education – higher education – labor market.Education is one of the areas in public life that is the most difficult to reform, despite its super-activity and futuristic nature. The main objective of the study is to establish the status of Bulgarian education by outlining the directions for development in school and higher education to achieve quality knowledge based education. The negative consequences of the problems in Bulgarian education are mainly expressed in the unsatisfactory results of the functioning of the complex and contradictory legislative basis which does not guarantee a sufficiently high quality of the education of the children and the young people from the pre-school to the higher education. School education should provide the education and education of the pupils in accordance with their individual abilities and expectations for successful realization in the society, while the higher education should be qualified. Bulgarian education should be a long-term national priority in the training of people of different ages, focusing on the relationship between pre-school and school education – higher education – labor market.Education is one of the areas in public life that is the most difficult to reform, despite its super-activity and futuristic nature. The main objective of the study is to establish the status of Bulgarian education by outlining the directions for development in school and higher education to achieve quality knowledge based education. The negative consequences of the problems in Bulgarian education are mainly expressed in the unsatisfactory results of the functioning of the complex and contradictory legislative basis which does not guarantee a sufficiently high quality of the education of the children and the young people from the pre-school to the higher education. School education should provide the education and education of the pupils in accordance with their individual abilities and expectations for successful realization in the society, while the higher education should be qualified. Bulgarian education should be a long-term national priority in the training of people of different ages, focusing on the relationship between pre-school and school education – higher education – labor market.

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Създаване на системата за закрила на детето и развитие на националните политики

Author(s): Eva Zhecheva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2019

The article reviews issues related to the development of the national policies for child protection, the adoption of new legislation and the establishment of the child protection system in Bulgaria. An attempt is being made to analyze the national strategic framework, the challenges and impact mechanisms. Among the main points of this research material are the functions and powers of the new institutional structures for child protection, their normative development and a short impact assessment.

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Фантазиите на Възраждането – генеалогиите

Author(s): Georgi Valchev / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2019

Addressing the vicissitudes and times of triumph and failure in the life of Alexander Exarch (Alexander Boev – Beyoglu), a Bulgarian prominent public figure, the paper discusses the invention, construction and deconstruction of personal biographies in the period of the rise of Bulgarian nationalism in the Ottoman Empire. The latter, historically defined as а period of National Revival, mobilized the ambitions and efforts of Bulgarian revolutionary émigrés to turn into recognizable political subjects and reliable representatives of the national community. The case of Alexander Exarch is especially emblematic in this regard as far as he constructed his identity of a promising diplomate and politician on associations and suggestions for presumable aristocratic origin, coming from the byname “exarch”, added to the names of his family members. This byname perfectly assisted in procuring advocates for the Bulgarian cause in the European courts and circles, but at the same time, it attracted opponents among the émigrés, who blamed Alexander Exarch for taking advantage of “a fake noble exarchal genealogy”.The paper clearly shows how the invented biographies worked as an instrument for response and adaptation to dynamic historical contexts of profound and social transformation as well as how they confronted innovative personal strategies, traditional attitudes and local and translocal political projects.

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Удовлетвореност от професионалния труд на учителите в образователни институции

Author(s): Bozhidara Kriviradeva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2019

The article presents results from an empirical study among teachers from all over the country about their satisfaction with professional labor. The study was made with a questionnaire for the diagnosis of labor satisfaction, developed by M. Radoslavova and A. Velichkov.

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Всеобщ вечен мир – позабравената мечта

Author(s): Jordan Kolev / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2019

The author analyzes the perceptions of educational thinkers on self-knowledge and on peaceful co-operation as the core values of civilization. Accordingly, it reveals the need to extend the legal knowledge of child protection, on which the quality of the future peaceful life of people around the world will depend on.

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Самоценност на свободната детска игра и последствията от нейната педагогическа имитация

Author(s): Slaveyka Zlateva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2019

The study proves the self-esteem of the free game of children by offering a theoretical analysis and introducing an author’s assessment of its manifestation in the basic game types. The main thesis is focused on defining the pedagogical imitation of the game, as well as analyzing the consequences of the paradoxical replacement of the free game of children with its corresponding pedagogical imitation. The focus is placed on hard to measure harms for the child together with losses for the teacher gained by missed opportunities for play-learning as an independent child activity and as a pedagogical paradigm for learning.

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Диагностичен инструментариум за измерване на компетентности по четене на официалния български език като втори език – ученици роми, VII клас

Author(s): Tanya Tzenkova-Stancheva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2019

The article presents tested diagnostic toolkit for measuring the reading competencies of the official Bulgarian language as a second language, acquainted through deliberate fostering of reading during the Bulgarian language classes – Roma students, at the beginning and at the end of the 7th grade. The ambition of the author is to support the process for raising the quality of education for every Bulgarian student, no matter of ethnical background, first language or culture

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