2010
DOI: 10.22182/pr.2312010.4
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Faktori Mentaliteta U Karakterima Političkih Vođa U Srbiji

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“…The Serbian educational system faced significant reforms in the past two decades which were mainly created for and applied at the elementary school level. The major among them refer to the changes in school management, the implementation of inclusive education, the creation of new curriculum, the development and application of school evaluation and the implementation of a new model of in-service teacher development (Hebib & Ovesni, 2019;Spasenović et al, 2015;Stanković, 2011). In spite of the amount of the reform interventions the overall evaluation of their outcomes shows the limited success in all the areas of the reform.…”
Section: Context Of the Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The Serbian educational system faced significant reforms in the past two decades which were mainly created for and applied at the elementary school level. The major among them refer to the changes in school management, the implementation of inclusive education, the creation of new curriculum, the development and application of school evaluation and the implementation of a new model of in-service teacher development (Hebib & Ovesni, 2019;Spasenović et al, 2015;Stanković, 2011). In spite of the amount of the reform interventions the overall evaluation of their outcomes shows the limited success in all the areas of the reform.…”
Section: Context Of the Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In spite of the amount of the reform interventions the overall evaluation of their outcomes shows the limited success in all the areas of the reform. There were significant discontinuities in educational policies during this period resulting in the teachers' sense of confusion regarding the direction of the reform and, consequently, to insufficient progress in the quality of students' knowledge (Hebib & Ovesni, 2019;Stanković, 2011).…”
Section: Context Of the Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Both Pavlović (2011) and Stanković (2011) found that teachers consider themselves to be ill-prepared, and point to insufficiently reformed initial teacher education, among other factors. The content and methods of programmes are generally outdated and ineffective in promoting inclusive practices in education (Macura-Milovanović et al 2010, p. 45).…”
Section: Fragmentation Of Teacher Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%