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Hrvatski kao nematerinski jezik – recepcija studenata Učiteljskog fakulteta (CROSBI ID 240899)

Prilog u časopisu | izvorni znanstveni rad | međunarodna recenzija

Turza-Bogdan, Tamara ; Cvikić, Lidija ; Svetec, Marta Hrvatski kao nematerinski jezik – recepcija studenata Učiteljskog fakulteta // Hrvatski časopis za odgoj i obrazovanje, 19 (2017), 1; 95-114

Podaci o odgovornosti

Turza-Bogdan, Tamara ; Cvikić, Lidija ; Svetec, Marta

hrvatski

Hrvatski kao nematerinski jezik – recepcija studenata Učiteljskog fakulteta

Today Međimurje County has some 11, 000 inhabitants belonging to the Roma national minority, with about 1, 400 Roma pupils attending primary education and amounting up to 13% of the pupils in Međimurje (http://www.medjimurska-zupanija.hr/najnovije/u- predskolu-krenula-nova-generacija-ucenika-roma). Research in language and education shows that Roma pupils have insufficient or no knowledge of the Croatian language upon their enrolment into primary school. This makes it difficult for them to attend regular classes (Cvikić 2007, Cvikić and Petroska 2013, Turza- Bogdan and Ciglar 2010). The education of the pupils at such an early age depends heavily on their teachers’ competences ; most of all the linguistic and teaching competences. We set out to investigate the attitudes of the Faculty of Teacher Education students on the issue of the education of Roma pupils that is carried out in Croatian, which is their second language. To investigate the issue we presented primary and pre-school education students with a questionnaire prepared for the purposes of the study. The responses of the selected sample of students present their opinions and attitudes on the education of the Roma pupils, and point to the necessary increase in the future teachers’ linguistic and teaching competences. We conclude by presenting some options to improve the quality of education of primary and pre-school teachers with respect to the acquisition of Croatian as a second or foreign language as its crucial element.

hrvatski kao ini jezik, romska nacionalna manjina

nije evidentirano

engleski

Croatian as a Second Language – Faculty of Teacher Education Students’ Views

nije evidentirano

oatian as a second language ; Roma national minority

nije evidentirano

Podaci o izdanju

19 (1)

2017.

95-114

objavljeno

1848-5189

Povezanost rada

Filologija