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ISSN: 1409-6099 (Print)
ISSN: 1857-663X (Online)
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Snezana MATOVSKA
THE
RELATIONSHIP OF THE EDUCATIONAL AND UPBRINGING STAFF IN PRE-SCHOOL INSTITUTIONS
TOWARDS CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS AND THEIR TREATMENT-AN IMPORTANT
FACTOR FOR INTEGRATION AND QUALITY OF THE ENTIRE TREATMENT AND PRE-SCHOOL
UPBRINGING OF THESE CHILDREN
Introduction
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The purpose for the integration in the pre-school
institution
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The need for the integration in the pre-school institution
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The results of the integration in the pre-school institution
Personal
experience from the integration in the pre-school institution
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The relationship of the educational and upbringing staff
towards the child
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The relationship of the child towards the pre-school
institution
·
(the relationship towards the other children and the relationship towards the staff)
Proposal and suggestions for solving the present situation
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The completion of legislative and its carrying out in
practice
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The creation of space and staff possibilities for active
integration of the children with
developmental disorders in the pre-school institutions
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The preparation of didactic material and the devices for
carrying out the working programme
Conclusion
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