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Codzienność szkolna polskiego ucznia w Irlandii

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Augustyniak J.
Edukacja Międzykulturowa
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2012
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vol. 1
144-166
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The accession of Poland to the European Union in 2004 and opening foreign work markets gave rise to a migration surge of Poles – among other countries also to Ireland. They emigrate with whole families in search for a better paid job and financial stabilization. Their children have to continue school education in a linguistically and culturally alien environment. Therefore, some studies were conducted on the adaptation of Polish school youth to the life and educational conditions in Ireland. The article is an attempt at familiarizing the Reader with daily school routine of young Polish emigrants. What is discussed here are the principles functioning in Irish schools, methods and forms of work with the learner, the system of controlling and evaluation, as well as moral and didactic requirements imposed on immigrants in this country
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Wstąpienie Polski do krajów Unii Europejskiej w 2004 roku i otwarcie zagranicznych rynków pracy wywołało falę migracyjną ludności polskiej m.in. do Irlandii. Polacy emigrują tam całymi rodzinami w poszukiwaniu lepiej płatnej posady i stabilizacji finansowej. Ich dzieci muszą kontynuować obowiązek szkolny w obcym dla siebie zarówno językowo, jak i kulturowo środowisku. W związku z tym przeprowadzone zostały badania nad adaptacją polskiej młodzieży szkolnej do warunków życia i edukacji w Irlandii. Artykuł stanowi próbę przybliżenia czytelnikowi obrazu codzienności szkolnej polskiej młodzieży na emigracji. Omawia zasady i reguły funkcjonujące w irlandzkich szkołach, metody i formy pracy z uczniem, system kontroli i oceniania, a także wymagania wychowawcze i dydaktyczne stawiane imigrantom w tym kraju.
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Language and Adaptation Barriers of Polish 1.5 Generation in Ireland

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Augustyniak J.
The New Educational Review
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2013
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vol. 31
142-152
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The decision about emigration for economic reasons, including emigration to Ireland, after Poland joining the European Union, has been the object of research interests of a number of fields of knowledge. Sometimes, a tempting vision of improving Polish people’s own economic status makes them decide to leave the homeland without any knowledge about the culture of the adopted society. The article is focused on the analysis of the language competence of Polish grammar school students in Ireland. There are presented weaknesses and strategies for surviving in the new environment without language skills and its influence on adaptation to school and life in Ireland. The article is supported by the research conducted in Irish grammar schools and Polish weekend schools in Ireland (2010–2011).
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Intercultural Education in School Practice on the Example of the City of Koszalin

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Augustyniak J.
The New Educational Review
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2013
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vol. 33
50-62
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Ongoing globalization, open borders, emigration and the increasing phenomenon of multiculturalism make it necessary to deal with the diversity of a pluralistic society. It has been extremely important to prepare children and young people to live in such a society, which is to shape their attitudes on the acceptance of cultural diversity, respect and tolerance for minorities or ethnic minorities, to help combat stereotypes, prejudice, racism and xenophobia. This task can be achieved through intercultural education. This article focuses on the analysis of the inclusion of multi – and intercultural education in the modern grammar school curriculum in the schools of Koszalin as an example of public institutions in the cities of one culture.
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