Further books in Romanian
last modified
2009-02-08 08:17
Stefan Popenici, “our man in Romania,” soon to move to New Zealand, has continued with Nadia Tarnoveau and Cipriam Fartusnic to develop IE ideas for children in Romanian schools with the symptoms of ADHD. They have recently published two further books that show how forms of imaginative education can significantly mitigate the problems such children experience and demonstrate.
The first of the two books—the
one with the very attractive cover that appears on our Home page—can
be translated into English as:
IMAGINATIVE EDUCATIONAL STRATEGIES FOR STUDENTS WITH ADHD. A
GUIDE FOR PRIMARY EDUCATION TEACHERS.
By Ciprian Fartusnic, Stefan
Popenici, Nadia Tarnoveanu and O. Mantaluta
DIDACTICA PUBLISHING HOUSE,
BUCHAREST, 2008
ISBN 978-973-88675-5-0.
The cover describes it as:
“ . . . an attempt to merge different theories in the field of educational
sciences with practical educational strategies, giving teachers reasons
to have hope in education as art and practice. The team of authors of
this course textbook believes that educational practice is effective
when it is able to actively engage students’ imaginations in learning.
Having a focus on hyperactive and ADHD students and the general approach
of imaginative education . . . this books starts from the idea that any
child is capable of learning successfully if actively engaged in what
is taught . . . This book was designed as a textbook for a teacher training
course and includes material that gives practical solutions and theoretical
support for those who aim to achieve the established goals of formal
education even in the most difficult contexts.
The
second book is:
CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT FOR STUDENTS WITH ADHD.
GUIDE FOR PRIMARY EDUCATION TEACHERS.
By Stefan Popenici, Ciprian
Fartusnic, Nadia Tarnoveanu
DIDACTICA PUBLISHING HOUSE,
BUCHAREST, 2008
ISBN 978-973-88899-0-3
This book is focused on classroom
management strategies and inclusive imaginative education for students
with ADHD. Designed as a practical guide, this material aims to be a
support for teachers in primary education.