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Vol. 6 No. 1-4 (2021): Autonomy and Reponsibility Journal of Educational Sciences
Vol. 6 No. 1-4 (2021): Autonomy and Reponsibility Journal of Educational Sciences
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15170/AR.2021.6.1-4.
Published:
2022-11-16
Full Issue
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Workshop
Possible linkages between Gamification and Constructivist Pedagogy
Máté Fridrich
5-18
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Voting rights from the age of 16- are schools mature enough?
Péter Szabados
19-28
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Non-organized learning: the rise of homeschooling in Hungary
Erika Csovcsics
29-37
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Supporting Self-Regulating Language Learning - Introduction to the Theoretical Background of the Thematics of an After-School Language Course
Gergely Horváth
39-52
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A changing world, a changing role in teaching
Krisztina Túri
53-66
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Diary
Opportunities in the digital world
Natália Jakab
67-72
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The Impact of Out of classroom education and distance learning on the organisation of dormitory activities
Viktor Barna
73-80
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Digital workplace in the Somogy County Pedagogical Service during an emergency: an opportunity or difficulty?
Mónika Szigeti
81-88
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Routes from the "auxiliary" school... Once segregated, now adults social integration along some dimensions in the light of their life stories
Petra Szabóné Pongrácz
89-96
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Simple Solutions During Distance Learning
Cintia Kovács, Zsolt Námesztovszki
97-102
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Use of ICT tools in Hungarian and Hungarian-language Romanian special education institutions
Emese Belényi
103-112
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How did I experience in digital/online education as a graduate teacher?
Júlia Réti
113-118
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