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Évf. 10 szám 2–3 (2022): Languages, inclusion, cultures and pedagogy. Research and Good Practices.
Évf. 10 szám 2–3 (2022): Languages, inclusion, cultures and pedagogy. Research and Good Practices.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31074/gyntf.2022.2-3
Megjelent:
2022-07-27
Teljes szám
2022/2 (English)
2022/3 (English)
CULTURES AND LANGUAGES
Foreword
Éva Trentinné Benkő, Valéria Árva
7-9
Languages and Cultures in Teacher Education
The importance of raising the intercultural sensitivity of university students
Laura Furcsa, Rita Szaszkó
11-18
Prospective teachers’ attitudes and relations toward the culture of English-speaking countries regarding their specialisation
Renáta Bernhardt, Laura Furcsa
19-26
Celebrating languages and cultures:
Nurturing the non-formal language learning environment in teacher education
Valéria Árva, Éva Trentinné Benkő
27-46
Locating the position of non-formal learning: theory and practice
Barnabás Gulyás, András Déri
47-62
Teaching, learning, training, and researching throughout Europe – Languages and cultures in contact
Sarolta Lipóczi-Csabai, Ildikó Szabó
63-76
Intercultural curriculum design in early childhood education
Angéla Bajzáth, Anna Bereczkiné Záluszki, Sarolta Darvay, Miklós Lehmann
77-91
Developing cultural awareness in Ethics in Hungary
Andrea Fenyődi
92-112
Languages and Cultures in Early Childhood
Inclusive bilingual early years education by means of the Reggio Emilia Approach
Vera Marton, Ivett Judit Kovács, Erzsébet Czachesz
114-131
Multicultural education in Hungarian daycares
Hanna Zorka Czirmai, Maya J. Lo Bello
132-155
Focus on multicultural education in early childhood
Csenge Czövek, Orsolya Endrődy, Valéria Árva
156-168
Third-Culture Kids in early childhood education
Noémi Lilla Kőrös, Éva Trentinné Benkő
169-191
Ten months around the world
Éva T. Kruppa, Adrienn Gáspár
192-203
An efficacy assessment of very young EFL learners in Hungary
Zsuzsanna Noé, Judit Kovács
204-230
The difficulties of becoming bilingual – Hungarian children in the United Kingdom
Magdolna Nemes
231-251
Languages, Cultures and Literature
On creating a framework for teaching children’s literature in ELTE TÓK’s international pre-school programme
Andrea Poros
253-267
Project-based language learning through folk and fairy tales:
The story of a tale project before and during the pandemic
Ágnes Bethlenfalvyné Streitmann
268-278
Great Assets: Hungarian Children’s Classics in Teaching English to Young Learners
Katalin Palkóné Tabi
279-288
Fairy tales or fairy fakes?
Erzsébet Kopházi-Molnár
289-307
Culture in language: Bilingualism and identity in The Poems of American – Hungarian Poets
Arianna Kitzinger
308-322
Has what was ‘Too far for you to see’ come any closer? Language and Identity in Wales
Éva Lívia Podlovics
323-336
Theoretical Parallels in the Exercise of the Power of Vision and Reading
A Comparative Study of Ovid’s and Caravaggio’s Narcissus
Márton Hoványi
337-343
INTEGRATION IN PRACTICE
Foreword
Éva Márkus, Bernadett Svraka
7-8
Theory and Practice of Inclusion
How can special teachers aid successful kindergarten inclusion?
Good practices in a district of Budapest
Melinda Báder, Szandra Lukács, Andrea Perlusz
10-22
PDF (English)
Inclusive kindergarten education
Katalin Tamás, Gabriella Papp
23-35
Integration practices
Bernadett Svraka, Maya J. Lo Bello, Éva Márkus
36-47
The role of the teacher in the educational achievement of Roma children
Györgyi Elekes
48-60
Inclusive society – Reality and virtual reality
János Kollár
61-71
Atypical development and the cultural background underlying neurological maturation
Éva Gyarmathy
72-85
Prevention and treatment of behavioural and learning disorders with sensory integration therapy
Tamás Reményi
86-109
PDF (English)
Research and Therapy in Special Education
Impacts of premature birth and low birthweight on the development of language and executive function
Dóra Szanati, Anett Nagy, Magda Kalmár
111-124
Preschool linguistic indicators of elementary reading achievement
Mária Sósné Pintye, Bence Kas
125-147
Mesezene: Introducing a new Hungarian approach in fostering language skills to prepare reading in kindergarten
Antal Mór Szűcs
148-165
PDF (English)
The Influence of Musical Activities on Cognitive Control Mechanisms
Overview and empirical findings
Ágnes Varga, Klára Marton, Zoltán Jakab, Sarolta Láng
166-189
Prevalence of cognitive and affective factors influencing mathematical performance
Bernadett Svraka, Szilvia Ádám
190-204
PDF (English)
Opportunities for recognising, assessing, and providing online support among elementary school students with dyscalculia
Options for recognising, surveying, and online support for dyscalculia in primary school students
Rita Farkasné Gönczi
205-219
Development of upper limb functions and self-assessment in students with cerebral palsy in inclusive education
Zoltán Lénárt, Maja Osváth, Dominika Hegedüs, Eszter Szabó-Szemenyei
220-245
The population features of visually impaired children aged between 0 and 14 in Hungary
Erika Kiss, Emese Pajor
246-258
Virtual reality therapy in special needs education.
From therapy to inclusion
Evelyn Ardai, Tibor Vámos, Gabriella Papp, Andrea Berencsi
259-271
Health-related quality of life of Hungarian children and adolescents with disabilities
Katalin Kälbli, Judit Gombás, Mónika Kaj, Anita Király, Tamás Csányi
272-290
The emotional and relational impact of starting kindergarten for non-native speaking children: a case study of a three- year-old child
Angelika Toth
291-297
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