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Kaj učimo, ko v sodobni slovenski gimnaziji učimo latinsko? S kakšnimi cilji vstopamo v razrede, kaj pričakujemo, da bodo naši dijaki znali? Navedena vprašanja so le na videz preprosta. V najbolj pragmatičnem smislu nanje odgovarja veljavni učni načrt za latinščino, ki niza cilje pouka in s tem pričakovane zmožnosti dijakov. V tem prispevku skušam slednje osvetliti z zornega kota prakse in sicer z vpogledom v slovensko državno tekmovanje v znanju latinščine, namenjeno di­jakom tretjega letnika gimnazije. Ob tem izhajam iz predpostavke, da je tekmovalne naloge moč vsaj do določene mere imeti za »praktično« dopolnilo učnemu načrtu, za dovolj reprezentativne odgovore na vpra­šanje, kaj si pod začrtanimi cilji predstavljamo povsem pragmatično, in tako tudi za ilustrativen prikaz naših skupnih pričakovanj o tem, katere kompetence naj bi dijaki po skoraj treh letih gimnazijskega učenja imeli. Tekmovalne naloge, deloma pa tudi dileme, ki jih pred ocenjevalce postavlja točkovanje odgovorov, mi obenem služijo kot osnova za razmislek o tem, kje ležijo prednosti in didaktični izzivi sodobnega pouka latinščine.

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The study of landscape is not new, nor is society's concern for the environment. It occupies a central place in teaching geography and offers many opportunities for the integration of one's own contents of geographic education. Landscape must be presented as a portion of space on the Earth's surface where natural elements and the actions of human beings interact, a complex reality where nature and culture mix. Knowing a landscape means more than knowing a portion of the territory, it also implies understanding the social groups and peoples that inhabit it. In this regard, and in addition to the study of exceptional, singular, or exotic landscapes, it is necessary to value the importance of ordinary landscapes close to schoolchildren. In this article, a curricular review of primary education in Galicia (Spain) is carried out with the aim of knowing how the study of landscape is approached, also taking into account the guidelines set out in the basic curricula at the national level. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper was created with a tendency to improve the teaching of German as a foreign language. The oral communication of the participants of the German language courses at the initial level was analyzed. The official examination materials of the Goethe Institute and telc were used, which were posted on the youtube platform. Mistakes of students whose mother tongue is one of the Romance languages and also mistakes of students whose mother tongue is one of the Slavic languages were treated separately. The aim is to deteckt mistakes they make in oral communication, to classify them, and to establish whether there are differences in the difficulties that occur in students in learning German as a foreign language, all with the aim of improving the teaching process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Šolski slovar slovenskega jezika (ŠSSJ), ki nastaja v okviru projekta Spletni portal Franček, Jezikovna svetovalnica za učitelje slovenščine in Šolski slovar slovenskega jezika, prinaša slovaropisno utemeljene rešitve problemov v zvezi s poenostavljenim prikazom slovarskih podatkov, prilagojenim zmožnostim najmlajših uporabnikov. V prispevku je predstavljena tipologija razlag samostalnikov, glagolov, pridevnikov in prislovov v ŠSSJ, ki vključuje tudi razlage samostalniških, glagolskih, pridevniških in prislovnih frazeoloških in nefrazeoloških večbesednih leksemov.

Mnogobrojni pučki kalendari koji su tiskani u Virovitici između dvaju svjetskih ratova bili su s obzirom na svoju brojnost i raznovrsnost izrazito popularni u virovitičkom kotaru. U radu se analizira 49 pučkih kalendara. O tim serijskim publikacijama koje obiluju pučkim književnim oblicima dosad nije bilo govora u radovima iz područja hrvatske književne periodike iako je pučko štivo aktivno sudjelovalo u dugotrajnom procesu izgradnje čitateljske populacije do koje su modernizacijski procesi, a time i sustavno obrazovanje, uvijek stizali s određenim zakašnjenjem. Budući da su virovitički kalendari izlazili u nakladi domaćih izdavača, cilj je rada ustanoviti koje su mentalitetne, kulturološke, političke i svjetonazorske posebnosti u njima prisutne. Komercijalni uspjeh virovitičkih godišnjaka može se s jedne strane tumačiti kao posljedica karakteristične poslijeratne „gladi za čitanjem“, a s druge strane kao odraz tradicijske kulture prevladavajućeg seoskog stanovništva koje je praktične savjete za život i informacije o događanjima u svijetu jednim dijelom odmjeravao prema onome što je objavljivano upravo u pučkim kalendarima. U proučavanju virovitičkih međuratnih godišnjaka autor ovog rada posebnu je pozornost posvetio poetici kalendarskoga zabavnog i poučnoga pučkog štiva, strukturi pojedinačnih publikacija te odnosu urednika prema tradiciji izdavanja pučkih kalendara.

From the perspective of the influence of schooling on the use of language, the main objective of this work is to propose a methodology for the study of this influence from the perspective of multidimensional analysis. What is proposed is to use Multiple Correspondence Analysis (MCA) together with linguistic variables. This methodology maintains consistency with linguistic distance and can be used to quantify variational dimensions in addition to identifying linguistic elements. For this purpose, the elements of the corpus (based on the EAS corpus) elaborated with the standard language and dialectal speech of speakers of two generations (adults and young people) and of four towns from the Arratia valley (Dima, Lemoa, Zeanuri and Zeberio) have been compared and analysed. The data have shown that the speech of the young people of Arratia is closer to the standard than the speech of adults. Therefore, the linguistic distance is greater between adults and the standard than between young people and the standard. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Selle uurimuse tarbeks olen õpetaja ja teadlasena uurinud enda kui õpetaja tööd. Artiklis vastan küsimusele, kuidas kasutada pedagoogilist tegevusuuringut metoodikana, mis võimaldab saada ülevaate sellest, kuidas õpilased tajuvad didaktilisi suhteid. Kirjeldan, kuidas mul õnnestus saavutada õppekavas püstitatud eesmärke ning samal ajal koos õpilastega koguda ja analüüsida uurimisandmeid. Artiklis kasutatud andmed on kogutud narratiivses vormis ja need koosnevad 4. klassi õpilaste loodud 136 pildist ja 25 audiovisuaalsest materjalist (20 pildiraamatut, kolm iMovie videot ja kaks PowerPointi esitlust). Tehtud uuring toetas mitmel tasandil õpilaste kaasatust, mis on pedagoogilise tegevusuuringu põhieesmärk. Õpilastel oli võimalik valida rakendusi ja nii palju pilte, kui nad soovisid. Uuringus kasutatud meetodid pakkusid õpilastele võimalusi avaldada arvamust ainedidaktika ja didaktika põhiküsimuste kohta – mida, kuidas ja miks õppida? – ning võimaldasid mul kujundada oma õpetamistavasid vastavalt õpilaste soovidele. Samas ei suutnud ma selle uuringu raames välja selgitada õpilaste seisukohti nende ja minu vaheliste pedagoogiliste suhete kohta. Full text

Selle uurimuse tarbeks olen õpetaja ja teadlasena uurinud enda kui õpetaja tööd. Artiklis vastan küsimusele, kuidas kasutada pedagoogilist tegevus uuringut metoodi kana, mis võimaldab saada ülevaate sellest, kuidas õpilased tajuvad didakti lisi suhteid. Kirjeldan, kuidas mul õnnestus saavutada õppekavas püstitatud eesmärke ning samal ajal koos õpilastega koguda ja analüüsida uurimisandmeid. Artiklis kasutatud andmed on kogutud narratiivses vormis ja need koosnevad 4. klassi õpilaste loodud 136 pildist ja 25 audiovisuaalsest materjalist (20 pildiraamatut, kolm iMovie videot ja kaks PowerPointi esitlust). Tehtud uuring toetas mitmel tasandil õpilaste kaasatust, mis on pedagoogilise tegevusuuringu põhieesmärk. Õpilastel oli võimalik valida rakendusi ja nii palju pilte, kui nad soovisid. Uuringus kasutatud meetodid pakkusid õpilastele võimalusi avaldada arvamust ainedidaktika ja didaktika põhiküsimuste kohta - mida, kuidas ja miks õppida? - ning võimaldasid mul kujundada oma õpetamistavasid vastavalt õpilaste soovidele. Samas ei suutnud ma selle uuringu raames välja selgitada õpilaste seisukohti nende ja minu vaheliste pedagoogiliste suhete kohta. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article presents a report from an interpretative seminar focused on the story of Tristan and Iseult in its various forms, medieval and modern. The authors (a historian and a literary scholar) strove to maintain consistent interdisciplinary approach during the course, not only with respect to the methods of inquiry, but also in teaching. It is shown here that such undertaking is feasible and that the interdisciplinary dialogue between two living persons has a potential to attract and engage even students with no previous experience with medieval textual material. In addition, the course has revealed two broad chains of questions that can stimulate further interdisciplinary exploration — the questions about the process of signification and the questions about matters (especially liquids) and their transmutations.

This article presents a research project on the history of mentalities in Czech culture of the 20th and the beginning of the 21st century. The project analyses textbooks for the teaching of Czech literature for secondary schools. It focuses in particular on the excerpts from the literary works and analyses their potential for the learners to acquire cultural and historical knowledge as well as personal skills. These excerpts are conceptualized here as Denkbilder, a term that has been used repeatedly in German literature studies recently to define short prose texts that stimulate imagination as well as reflection. Responding to the high number of literary works from world literature in the Czech textbooks analysed for the project, this article addresses the contrasting presentations of one classic of German literature, Erich Maria Remarque’s 1929 novel All Quiet on the Western Front (Im Westen nichts Neues). It illustrates how a single literary work can be presented in different ways in literature textbooks, offering the learners different approaches for relating to the text and activating their cognitive and imaginative resources.