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Child of Many Worlds : Focus on the Problem of Ethnic Minorities.
Title:
Child of Many Worlds : Focus on the Problem of Ethnic Minorities.
Author:
Liberska, Hanna.
ISBN:
9783653050554
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (230 pages)
Contents:
Cover -- Contents -- Introduction -- Part I - Wellbeing and the Socio-Cultural Adaptation of Children to their Environment -- The Wellbeing of Children: Its Source and How It is Affected by a Sense of Exclusion and Acculturation (Hanna Liberska) -- The sense of a child's wellbeing as an indicator of social adaptation -- Indices of wellbeing -- Causes of wellbeing and their correlates -- The sense of wellbeing of a child in relation to his or her functioning at school and among peers -- Tolerance versus acceptance and adaptation -- References -- The Problem of Minorities as a Subject of Intercultural Psychology (Věra Kosiková and Hanna Liberska) -- Encounters of various sociocultural groups in the European space -- National minorities in the Czech Republic -- A brief historical excursion -- National minorities in the Czech Republic and the population of the Czech Republic claiming adherence to them -- Cultural and national identity -- The casuistry of the student Nam -- What are the possible solutions for the integration of national minorities into the majority society? -- The psychological nature of prejudice. Influence of prejudice on the quality of life of the Roma -- The psychological nature of prejudice -- The origin and evolution of prejudice -- The casuistry of Daniela -- Intercultural education as a path towards positive acceptance of diversity. Developing intercultural competences -- Psychological particularities of intercultural communication -- Two styles of communication can be differentiated -- Creating stances and the development of value orientation as a basis for intercultural education -- The Processional Concept of Upbringing and Education -- The psychological particularities of upbringing (represented to a varying extent in various cultures) are determined mostly by these principles (in: Věra Kosiková , 2011).

The principle of respecting the pupil as a subject of upbringing -- The principle of the global approach to upbringing -- The principle of uniqueness, authenticity -- The principle of empathic understanding and being acquainted with one's own emotions -- The Processional Concept of Upbringing and Education as a basis for developing intercultural competences based on the evolution of one's own experience -- References -- The Discourse of Social Exclusion and its Benefits for the Majority (Lajos Hüse, Erzsébet Balogh, Nóra Barnucz, Mihály Fónai and Erika Zolnai) -- Stereotype, prejudice, discrimination, exclusion -- Faith in a fair world and prejudice -- Research -- The influence of the discourse of exclusion on the excluded Roma -- The discourse of exclusion among the majority workers -- The detective mirror -- Overcoming stereotypes - the first step towards terminating exclusion -- References -- National Minorities with a Focus on the Roma Problem and its Historical and Social-Psychological Aspects (Václav Holeček, Marzanna Farnicka) -- The term "National Minority" -- The terms "Gypsy" - "Roma" -- The past of the Roma, historical experience -- The situation of the Roma in the Czech Republic from the last century to today -- Roma identity and new solutions of the so-called "Roma Question" -- References -- The Roma Population of Small Towns (Mihály Fónai, Erzsébet Balogh, Nóra Barnucz, Lajos Hüse and Erika Zolnai) -- Introduction -- Method and sample -- Ethnic affiliation of the heads of the households -- The composition of households and characteristics of the heads of households -- Their composition and some indicators of the households -- The furnishings and the income situation of the households -- Income and the income situation of the households -- Problems and help -- support systems -- Health status -- Summary -- References.

Crime and its Victims amongst Members of Different Nationalities (Simona Musilová and Jana Miňhová) -- Looking at the problems of national minorities as a way of helping them -- Minority members versus foreigners -- Potential problems in the co-existence of multiple nationalities -- Delinquency and crime as a social and psychological phenomenon -- Tendencies of national minority members to become criminal offenders or victims - potential causes and consequences -- The Psychology of Victims -- The Offender's Psychology -- Social Conditions as a cause of Delinquency -- The situation in the Czech Republic as a part of Central and Eastern Europe -- Socially Excluded Localities -- Available Statistics -- Conclusions -- References -- Part II - The Support of Children's Adaptation to School for the Prevention of Social Exclusion -- Children's Sense of Safety under Different Forms of Care at School and Where They Live (Grażyna Gajewska) -- References -- Possibility, Challenge or Barrier? Tasks of Public Education: The International Outlook and the Hungarian Situation (Erika Zolnai, Erzsébet Balogh, Nóra Barnucz, Mihály Fónai and Lajos Hüse) -- Global correlations -- The contradictions of efficiency -- More effective change, the road to success -- Contradictions in local integration practice -- Selectivity of the education system and segregation -- Lack of opportunity and equal opportunity -- Segregation, integration -- Inclusive education, integrating schools -- A look at one implemented integration program -- Summary -- References -- The Educational Requirements of Teachers' Assistants Working with Roma Pupils: The Opinions of In-Service and University Teachers (a Comparison) (Bronislava Kasáčová and Soňa Kariková) -- A brief theoretical, legislative and practical description of the position -- Empirical methods -- The aims of the research.

Stages of the research project -- Description of research methods -- Description and characteristics of the research model -- Opinions on the required knowledge and skills of teacher's assistants with a focus on the education of Romany pupils -- The scope of working activity of the teacher's assistant -- Conclusion -- References -- A New Tool in the Fight against Social Exclusion: The Questionnaire of School Life (QSL) (Marzanna Farnicka, Hanna Liberska, Věra Kosiková, Vladimira Lovasová and Dariusz Freundenreich) -- Body of the scale -- Theoretical background -- Study -- Objectivity and universality -- Validity -- Reliability -- The stability in time -- Analyses of correlations between scales -- Developmental changes in pupils and their effect on the results obtained in subscales -- Conclusions -- References -- Creativity Training with the Use of Drawings in Counteracting Peer Rejection (Urszula Gembara) -- The social mechanisms behind peer rejection -- Why creativity training? -- Creativity training - aspects of group work -- Creativity training - aspects of individual work -- Conclusions -- References -- Art Therapy as a Method of Working with Children under the Threat of Exclusion (Tatiana Maciejewska) -- Art therapy -- Workshop 1 - Art therapeutic games -- Workshop 2 - Dramatic games -- Workshop 3 - Fourland -- Workshop 4 - Puppet theatre -- Workshop 5 - Choreotherapy -- Workshop 6 - Hug therapy -- Summary -- References -- A Child of Many Worlds: A New Meaning of Acculturation (Marzanna Farnicka and Hanna Liberska) -- Planes of acculturation -- Stages of acculturation -- Adaptation and acculturation -- Adaptation and acculturation and globalisation processes -- Contemporary indicators of acculturation -- Acculturation and the economy -- Adaptation or acculturation -- References -- Authors.
Abstract:
The sense of isolation and even rejection is well known to people from minority groups, including ethnic minorities. When it comes to children from ethnic minorities, the quick identification of the problem by teachers is of great importance. Anyway the problem must be realised not only by the educators and parents of the children of the minority, but also by the parents representing the cultural majority. The presented approach to the problem of ethnic minorities is not only oriented towards the social exclusion of the ethnic minorities, but tries to create a comprehensive strategy for dealing with new faces of exclusion. The authors describe ethnic minorities in the countries of the Visegrad Group and try to define their cultural and national identity from the perspective of intercultural psychology.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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