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Results of School Competence of Roma Children

Alena Leščáková
Catholic University of Ruzomberok, Slovakia
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DOI icon 10.24018/ejedu.2021.2.4.140

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Submitted 2021-06-30
Published 2021-08-10

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The paper focuses on the school readiness of Roma children and the results in individual verified areas. In the first part we will briefly explain the basic monitored areas of school competence, in the second part we will evaluate the results we found by diagnosing preschool children, in the end, we will evaluate the results and point out the impact of identified difficulties on school success.

Keywords: Kindergarten, Roma child, School competence

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