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Publication Ethics
Vol.52,
No.9
(2004)
Sborník prací filozofické fakulty brněnské univerzity
Editorial
Editorial
11–15
Milan Pol, Milada Rabušicová
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Studies
Metamorphoses of the pupillage at Prague’s schools
17–36
Miroslav Rendl, Alena Škaloudová
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Understanding the teaching climate
37–46
Helena Grecmanová
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Internal and external relations of school operation and school culture
47–58
Milan Pol, Lenka Hloušková, Petr Novotný, Martin Sedláček, Jiří Zounek
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On the openness of schools towards parents and the public
59–72
Milada Rabušicová, Klára Šeďová, Kateřina Trnková, Vlastimil Čiháček
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Parents’ interests as part of the contacts between parents and special schools
73–86
Vlastimil Čiháček
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Changes of teachers’ profession and the continual teachers’ education
87–100
Bronislava Kasáčová
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Innovations in teaching: a theoretic framework
101–110
Petr Novotný
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On the problems of the convergence of information and communication technologies and the school
111–126
Jiří Zounek
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Consultant training in the Czech Republic (report on the research)
127–140
Dana Knotová
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Emerging Researchers
Constituting the education for the handicapped as a separate discipline during the first half of the 20th century – the problems of the early studies
141–148
Hana Doležalová
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The Vesna Association of Brno: its role in girls’ education 1886–1918
149–154
Magda Bečicová
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On the transformation of the secondary education and the alterations of the leaving examination between 1918 and 1938: an outline of the most important concepts, proposals, and changes
155–160
Martin Skutil
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Comparing the declared educational targets to the existent results in history at selected general secondary schools (gymnázium)
161–168
Martin Sedláček
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Sources of the creative process in the classroom
169–178
Roman Švaříček
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On the goals of multi-cultural education
179–184
Eva Kučerová
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Field programmes for drug addicts: the other side of the coin
185–192
Jan Kolář
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The technique of audio description
193–196
Martina Vránová
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