2018
DOI: 10.15291/magistra.1464
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Zakonski okvir odgoja i obrazovanja darovitih učenika u Republici Hrvatskoj

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“…In their review article, authors Zrilić and Marin (2017) mention the draft of a new set of rules for gifted students, which is in process and unfortunately not yet in force. They emphasize the importance of systematic support for these students and their right to appropriate programs.…”
Section: Gifted Students With Disabilities In Croatiamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In their review article, authors Zrilić and Marin (2017) mention the draft of a new set of rules for gifted students, which is in process and unfortunately not yet in force. They emphasize the importance of systematic support for these students and their right to appropriate programs.…”
Section: Gifted Students With Disabilities In Croatiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They also describe various opportunities for these students provided for in the draft of new regulations, such as the provision of a mentor to monitor and evaluate the student's work and progress, the organization of school teams to carry out the process of working with gifted stduents and evaluate their progress, the establishment of the program of work, and the provision of professional support for the gifted student, teachers, and parents. It is further envisaged that school founders may organize centers of excellence for several schools in their area, where special forms of work for gifted students would be implemented (Zrilić & Marin, 2017). Authors Zrilić and Marin (2017) conclude that despite regulations, gifted students are often not recognized in practice, teachers do not promote their diversity, do not enrich programs, and often ignore students' giftedness.…”
Section: Gifted Students With Disabilities In Croatiamentioning
confidence: 99%
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