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Original Article

Romanian Teachers 'Perspective on The Education of Students From Vulnerable Backgrounds

Julien-Ferencz Kiss
ORCiD ,
Florica Ortan
ORCiD ,
Valentin Blandul
ORCiD ,
Laurentiu-Dragos Mandrea
ORCiD

Keywords: Educational success, familiy involvement, learning motivation, school dropout, vulnerable background

Article no: 102

Pages 1010-1022

Doi: 10.15405/epes.23045.102

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Original Article

The Relationship Between Psychological Safety and Student Engagement Considering the Peculiarities of Their Self Regulation

Olesia Vladimirovna Bubnovskaia
,
Vitalina Vladimirovna Leonidova
,
Irina Aleksandrovna Oralova

Keywords: Psychological safety, involvement, self-regulation, students, educational environment

Article no: 29

Pages 226-236

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.04.29

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Original Article

Automated System For Studying Parental Satisfaction With Quality Of Preschool Education

Olesya M. Dolidovich*
,
Valeriy A. Pomazan
,
Olesya G. Pomazan
,
Aleksander A. Mashanov
,
Ekaterina V. Nakonechnaya
,
Natalia V. Suvorova

Keywords: Automated system, preschool education, parental involvement.

Article no: 34

Pages 284-292

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.09.02.34

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Original Article

The Effects Of A High Family Involvement In Pupils’ Education

Diana-Crina Marin*
,
Musata Bocos

Keywords: Home–school collaboration, home–school partnership, family involvement, home-based involvement, "he multiple intelligences theory, preparatory grade

Article no: 105

Pages 875-883

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.08.03.105

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Original Article

Israeli Parents’ Involvement in the Hearing Impaired Children Formal Education: Preliminary Data

Alina S. Rusu
,
Galia Taller-Azulay

Keywords: Hearing impaired children; parental coping style; special education; paternal involvement

Article no: 24

Pages 173-182

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.12.24

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Original Article

Special Aspects Of Interaction In Socially Communicative Development Of Preschool Children

S.S. Zhuravleva
,
O.Yu. Baybakova
,
T.A. Antopolskaya

Keywords: Social communications, preschool children, ecopsychological type of interaction, joint activity, involvement in interaction

Article no: 7

Pages 54-62

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.11.02.7

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Original Article

School Principals’ Opinion On The Strategies Of Strengthening School-Family Partnership

Diana-Crina Marin
,
Musata Bocos

Keywords: School-family partnership, Romanian primary educational system, family involvement, educational workshops for parents and children

Article no: 64

Pages 554-550

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.06.64

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