Edukácia, roč. 3, č. 2/2019

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Renáta Orosová (executive editor)

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The scientific and professional journal Edukácia focuses on issues of education and upbringing in primary, secondary, and higher education. It emphasizes the current state and future perspectives of educational practice, the latest aspects of pre-service teacher training, social pedagogy, special pedagogy, as well as pedagogical and psychological aspects of upbringing in basic educational institutions from the perspective of the broader pedagogical community. It is intended for researchers, young university lecturers, doctoral students, as well as professional and pedagogical staff, with the aim of presenting trends in education and sparking discussions on current issues in the areas of education and upbringing covered.

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Method of publication:
E-book (pdf)
Executive Editor:
Renáta Orosová
Document type:
Journal
Number of pages:
220
Volume:
3, č .2
Year of publication:
2019
Publication language:
Slovak
Faculty:
Faculty of Arts
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33542/EDU2019-2-0
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