Nierówności edukacyjne w chorwackich szkołach. Perspektywa nauczycieli

Autor

  • Dejana Bouillet University of Zagreb Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24917/ycee.12779

Słowa kluczowe:

inkluzyjność systemu edukacji , sprawiedliwość edukacyjna w systemie edukacji, pozytywny rozwój młodzieży, perspektywa nauczycieli, chorwackie szkoły

Abstrakt

Celem artykułu jest identyfikacja czynników sprzyjających inkluzyjności i sprawiedliwości edukacyjnej w chorwackich szkołach lub stanowiących dla nich przeszkodę, z perspektywy nauczycieli. W edukacji termin „inkluzyjność” odnosi się do procesu eliminowania barier w dostępie do edukacji, uczestnictwie w niej oraz jej pomyślnym ukończeniu, natomiast termin „sprawiedliwość edukacyjna” oznacza zasadę zapewnienia, że wszyscy uczący się są traktowani jako równie ważni. Dane zebrano w ramach trzynastu częściowo ustrukturyzowanych wywiadów z nauczycielami przedmiotowymi pracującymi z uczniami we wczesnym okresie adolescencji. Zastosowano indukcyjną analizę tematyczną. Bariery dla inkluzyjności i sprawiedliwości edukacyjnej w chorwackich szkołach przejawiają się przede wszystkim w niedostatkach jakości praktyki pedagogicznej, niewystarczającym i nierównomiernym wsparciu nauczycieli oraz nieskutecznych formach doskonalenia zawodowego. Mocnymi stronami systemu są przykłady wysokiej jakości praktyki pedagogicznej oraz nauczyciele, którzy poprzez własne zaangażowanie i profesjonalizm kompensują niedostatki strukturalne.

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2026-11-12

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Bouillet, D. (2026). Nierówności edukacyjne w chorwackich szkołach. Perspektywa nauczycieli. Youth in Central and Eastern Europe, 13(21). https://doi.org/10.24917/ycee.12779