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W poszukiwaniu odpowiedzi na pytanie - Czy nauczyciele gimnazjum kształtują postawę ekologiczną swoich wychowanków?

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Stańczak M.

nr 1

379-392

In order to survive humankind needs ecological education in accordance with the rule of well-balanced development. The phenomenon involves all educational processes. We need well-qualified teachers in order to mobilize pupils for proper action, influence their interests and higher level of knowledge or shape ecological awareness, these teachers link the world of thoughts and general consciousness. The present study is the attempt to answer the question - Do teachers from grammar schools shape their pupils’ ecologically friendly attitude?

Współpraca nauczycieli i rodziców dzieci zdolnych – rozważania wokół idei i praktyki

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Stańczak M.

2019

nr 36

31-42

The article endeavours to explore the cooperation of the school and family environment from the perspective of children's giftedness. The considerations follow from the assumption that the co-operation of teachers and parents enhances the opportunities to discover and develop the abilities of girls and boys. This wiew is supported by the most popular conceptions of the present discourse, which emphasize their dynamic and interactive nature. The subsequent parts of the text present models of interactions between the school and the family of the gifted child and indicate the areas for the most effective cooperation of both environments.

W artykule podjęto próbę spojrzenia na zjawisko współpracy środowiska szkolnego i rodzinnego z perspektywy zdolności dzieci. U podłoża podjętych rozważań legło założenie, że wspólnota działań nauczycieli i rodziców zwiększa możliwości odkrywania oraz rozwijania zdolności dziewcząt i chłopców. Uzasadnienia tej tezy poszukiwać można w dominujących we współczesnym dyskursie rozwojowych koncepcjach zdolności, które akcentują ich dynamiczną i interakcyjną naturę. W kolejnych częściach tekstu przedstawiono modele powiązań między szkołą i rodziną dziecka zdolnego oraz wskazano obszary, w których przebiegać może efektywna współpraca obu środowisk.

Types of Relationships Between the Family of a Gifted Child and the School and Other Environments That Support the Child’s Development

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Stańczak M.

tom 11

nr 2 (22)

189-210

The purpose of this article is to describe and clarify the relationships that are found between families of talented children and schools, institutions, and other organizations engaged in the development of children’s potential. The developmental concepts of talents prevalent in the current discourse emphasize their dynamic and interactive nature, meaning that the development of children’s abilities is processual and proceeds in the course of intricate, time-dependent interactions between internal and external factors. A significant role is played by the influence from close social circles. From this viewpoint, positive relationships between the family and school or other social environments may help children’s capabilities to flourish. The article draws on data originating from individual, in-depth interviews conducted with 18 families raising children with special academic, artistic, or athletic talents. The analysis identified three types of relationships between families and schools, institutions, and other organizations supporting the development of gifted children: cooperation, conflict, and natural development of a child’s talent. However, there were evident differences depending on the type of talent shown by the child, the stage in the education system they were in, and the specific profile of the school, educational institution, or organization conducting a given type of education. Armed with knowledge on the relationships between family and school and other social environments, it is possible to both understand and mold them in accordance with the expectations of all parties and the needs of the gifted child.