Tranzicija i daroviti - između identifikacije i neprepoznavanja

  • Jelena Lj. Minić Univerzitet u Prištini, Filozofski fakultet sa privremenim sedištem u Kosovskoj Mitrovici, Katedra za psihologiju
Ključne reči: giftedness||, ||darovotost, identification||, ||identifiakcija, failure||, ||neuspeh, transition||, ||tranzicija,

Sažetak


Cilj rada je skretanje pažnje stručnoj i naučnoj javnosti na značaj podrške i pomoći darovitim učenicima u procesu vaspitanja i obrazovanja, kao i na važnost organizovanja nastave zasnovane na principu individualizacije. Radom nastojimo da ukažemo na značaj rane identifikacije darovitih učenika i na ulogu društva koje podstiče razvoj darovitosti.
Postavlja se pitanje i da li društva u tranziciji prepoznaju da je darovitost lični, porodični i društveni potencijal i preduzimaju li adekvatne mere za dalji razvoj i optimalan proces vaspitanja i obrazovanja, koji bi rezultirao aktuelizacijom darovitosti i smanjioneuspeh. Precizniji odgovori zahtevaju sistematski i kontinuiran rad svih odgovornih osoba, ali i sprovođenje opsežnog istraživanja koje bi pokazalo trenutno stanje u našem školskom sistemu.

Biografija autora

Jelena Lj. Minić, Univerzitet u Prištini, Filozofski fakultet sa privremenim sedištem u Kosovskoj Mitrovici, Katedra za psihologiju
Katedra za psihologiju, docent

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