2022
DOI: 10.38003/sv.71.1.2
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Jezikoslovni nazivi u suvremenim udžbenicima hrvatskoga jezika

Abstract: Od uvođenja predmetnoga kurikula za Hrvatski jezik 2019. godine do danas izrađeni su novi udžbenici hrvatskoga jezika, a cilj ovoga rada bio je istražiti koliko su oni usklađeni u uporabi jezikoslovnoga nazivlja. Dosadašnja su istraživanja naime uputila na neujednačenost i nedosljednost uporabe jezikoslovnoga nazivlja u udžbenicima hrvatskoga jezika koja se, među ostalim, ogleda u brojnim sinonimnim parovima i nizovima, što stvara poteškoće u školskoj praksi. U prvoj fazi istraživanja, koja se prikazuje u ovom… Show more

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“…Even though the Ordinance on Textbook Standards (2013;2019) clearly states that texts approved and certified for use by the Ministry of Science and Education (MSE) of the Republic of Croatia are appropriate for children regarding their cognitive and language development, and therefore encourage creativity and stimulate the development of critical thinking and metacognition, a series of studies shows the opposite. Unsatisfactory content of the first textbooks in relation to children's language abilities and literacy skills has been the focus of attention since the beginning of the 2000s when the first analyses of primers and characteristics of language to which children are exposed occurred (for example, Cvikić, 2002;Kovačević & Kuvač, 2004;Lenček & Gligora, 2010;Radić et al, 2010), as well comprehensive analyses of particular textbooks (e.g., textbook of Croatian Language; see Nemeth-Jajić, 2007). These studies mainly emphasise the inappropriate choice of words and syntactic structures that surpass a child's semantic knowledge and the possibility of language processing.…”
Section: Language In Textbooksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Even though the Ordinance on Textbook Standards (2013;2019) clearly states that texts approved and certified for use by the Ministry of Science and Education (MSE) of the Republic of Croatia are appropriate for children regarding their cognitive and language development, and therefore encourage creativity and stimulate the development of critical thinking and metacognition, a series of studies shows the opposite. Unsatisfactory content of the first textbooks in relation to children's language abilities and literacy skills has been the focus of attention since the beginning of the 2000s when the first analyses of primers and characteristics of language to which children are exposed occurred (for example, Cvikić, 2002;Kovačević & Kuvač, 2004;Lenček & Gligora, 2010;Radić et al, 2010), as well comprehensive analyses of particular textbooks (e.g., textbook of Croatian Language; see Nemeth-Jajić, 2007). These studies mainly emphasise the inappropriate choice of words and syntactic structures that surpass a child's semantic knowledge and the possibility of language processing.…”
Section: Language In Textbooksmentioning
confidence: 99%