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Digital pedagogy as a response to the challenges of contemporary education

The current stage of global social and economic development is characterized by digitalization, bringing many changes to education. In the last two years, marked by combatting the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, information and communication technology in education has seen exponential growth, which has resulted in the need to adapt teaching methods to achieve planned learning outcomes. Teachers …

Terror of Acceptance: Mass-Murders and Political Dystopia

The paper offers a comparative analysis of Franco Berardi Bifo’s treatise on modern terrorism (Heroes: Mass Murder and Suicide, 2015) and its (semio)capitalist background on one side and Montažstroj’s theatrical performance, inspired by a half-documentary fiction novel Jugend Ohne Gott (1937) by Ödön von Horváth, on the other. Employing some of the contemporary theoretical insights …

Contents of the Intercultural Competence in the National Curriculum Framework

Under the influence of globalization, the understanding and acceptance of different cultures change. Therefore, values necessary for active participation in modern life are quality dialogue, understanding, accepting and living with others and the different. With development of intercultural competence, students develop the skills necessary for active participation in the global society. To ensure optimal development …

Needs for english learning in the context of globalization

In the universal age of globalization languages play an important role. English has become a global language of communication due to its worldwide presence in all aspects of everyday life. Not only that English learning is obligatory in formal education, but the needs for learning the language are multiple and different. This paper analyses the …

The English language and globalisation

Dominance of one language as a prime means of communication worldwide and too frequent usage of its words loan in many offi cial languages has been causing disputes among linguists and mother tongue experts especially in European countries. The process of globalisation through which one language has evolved into a global or world language has …