Vol. 5 No. 1 (2015)

Social Welfare: Interdisciplinary Approach

Social welfare : interdisciplinary approach

Published 2015-05-22

Articles

Daiva Alifanovienė | Odeta Šapelytė | Nomeda Bėčiūtė

Possibilities for development of social education and social educational services for a family at children’s day care centres

8-17

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Liuda Radzevičienė | Ingrida Baranauskienė

Socio-educational support opportunities for young job emigrants in the context of another cultural environment

18-31

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Angelė Kaušylienė | Žaneta Cikatavičienė | Irena Leliūgienė

The need of professional social support of the families undergoing divorce

32-45

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Jan Michalík | Jan Chrastina | Jaromír Maštalíř | Pavlína Baslerová

Assistant teachers for pupils with special educational needs in the Czech Republic – presentation of selected particular research results

48-57

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Ann M. Sebald | Harvey A. Rude

Results of an evaluation study of induction and mentoring for beginning special education teachers: what do they need?

58-72

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Liudmyla Serdiuk | Olena Penkova

Persons’ self-improvement as an integrated self-determined phenomenon

73-81

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Anna Scherbakova

Psychological aspects of inclusive setting for children with disabilities

84-93

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Iryna Talanchuk

Ukraine administrative and legal regulation of education for persons with disability

94-101

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Aistė Valaikienė

Significance of development with regard to takeover of life roles among persons with mild intellectual disability

102-112

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Magdalena Hartman-Petrycka | Agata Lebiedowska | Barbara Blonska-Fajfrowska

Place of residence affects food preferences and satisfaction with diet among the elderly

114-124

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Matthew C. Lambert | Hannu Savolainen | Erkko T. Sointu | Kristiina Lappalainen | Michael H. Epstein

Long-term reliability of the Finnish behavioral and emotional rating scale

125-132

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