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Vol. 53 No. 3 (2025)
Vol. 53 No. 3 (2025)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.52092/gyosze.2025.3
Published:
2025-09-15
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Előszó
Chief Editor's Preface
Anita Virányi
261-262
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Extended abstracts from the department presentations of the MAGYE conference
Inclusive physics
Anna Barsy
263-266
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The experiences of teachers in dual vocational education regarding the practical training of students with special educational needs
Diana Berényi, Sándor Lénárd, Ágota Szekeres
267-270
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The role and support of process diagnostics in early development – presentation of a good practice based on BAYLEY-III results
Rita Zsófia Biró
271-274
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„Minors in serious situations" – hearings of children by the guardianship authority
Zsófia Biró
275-278
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Diagnostic dilemmas
András Csepregi
279-283
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Barrier-free communication in hospitals and nursing care
Andrea Erdélyi
284-287
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“Tightrope walking” – finding balance in the psychological care of children and young people with progressive movement disorders
Szabina Erdélyi-Balázs
288-292
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Special needs, special care
Case study and professional policy reflection on children with dual needs living in specialist child protection care
Eszter Pechan, Péter Farkas-Karsai
293-296
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And what motivates YOU? – Understanding and communicating: the cornerstones of quality support for people with autism
Orsolya Farmosi
297-299
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Reading stories, listening to stories and finishing stories – pilot research focusing on children with learning difficulties
Márta Gelencsérné Bakó, Eszter Horti
300-304
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Fairy tales, idioms and proverbs in the education of students with learning difficulties
Facilitating the understanding of figurative meanings with the help of fairy tales
Zsóka Halbaksz, Erika Köböl
305-308
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The use of folk dance and folk games in the development of preschool children
Dóra Lívia Kiss
309-313
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The study of speech perception and comprehension among lower-grade students with learning disabilities
Mónika Macher, Fanni Földi
314-316
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Misconceptions in pedagogical practice: the knowledge and capabilities of mainstream teachers and special education teachers in relation to misconceptions in science education
Réka Mády, Roland Hegedűs
317-321
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The functioning and development potential of the educational support service system – initial findings of a national study conducted between 2024 and 2028
Anikó Mile, Gabriella Kállai, László Kiss, Gabriella Papp
322-325
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Issues of inequality in education – children with autism in the education system
Terézia Nagy
326-331
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General knowledge and attitudes of young adults without disabilities towards visual impairment and visually impaired people in Hungary
Sára Solti, Emese Pajor
332-335
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Quality assurance at the Fejér County Pedagogical Service, presentation of good practice: measuring parental satisfaction at the FMPSZ member institution in Székesfehérvár
Katalin Andrea Pápai
336-340
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"And who cares about the mental health of special education teachers?"
Katalin Radványi
341-345
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Special education teacher training at an American university
Ágota Szekeres
346-350
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Methodological renewal and service expansion reflecting the needs of the changed child population at the Kindergarten for the Blind
Szilvia Szeszák
351-356
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In Memoriam
In memoriam Prof. Dr. Christa Theiner (1929 – 2025)
Zsuzsa Mesterházi
357-359
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