CHERD-Hungary Educational Research Internship Program |
Interns | Research mentors | Topic |
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Bálint Albert
|
Gabriella Pusztai &Tímea Ceglédi |
Religion and resilience |
Barbara Bíró
|
Tímea Ceglédi |
Teacher motivation, language codes and parental involvement in a Hungarian-speaking Step by Step alternative school in Partium |
Dániel Bodnár
|
Cintia Csók |
Extracurricular student activities in higher education |
Zsolt Csák
|
Hajnalka Fényes |
Types of fathers’ home-based and school-based activities to assist their children’s achievement |
Dorottya Fekete
|
Tímea Ceglédi |
Values of resilient teachers |
Emese Kincső Fekete
|
Tímea Ceglédi |
Teachers’ views of their respective roles in parental involvement – supporting parents in a resilient way |
Annamária Horváth
|
Tímea Ceglédi |
One step closer to the Pygmalion effect within the pedagogical framework. Perceptions of mentored pupils in Tanítsunk Magyarországért mentoring program |
Liliána Janecskó
|
Magdolna Chrappán |
Attitudes of science and formal studies teacher trainees |
Dávid Mihály Kiss
|
Anett Hrabéczy |
Involvement of TM mentored pupils’ parents |
Kitti Kozma
|
Tímea Ceglédi |
Generations of Roma teachers |
Zoltán Paál
|
Cintia Csók |
Roma colleges for advanced studies |
Hunor Papp
|
Emese Alter |
The mentor as a compass. The effect of Tanítsunk Magyarországért mentoring program on the future plans and educational aspirations of low status pupils |
Vanda Pető
|
Magdolna Chrappán |
How to enhance positive attitudes toward Chemistry? – the effects of implementing inquiry-based learning strategies |
Marcell Puskás
|
Zsuzsa Demeter-Karászi |
Institutional culture in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg county church-run schools – narratives from inside the system |
Gabriella Ridzig
|
Anett Hrabéczy |
Education of special needs pupils |
Emese Tóth
|
Emese Alter |
Connections between teaching methodology and the social backgrounds of pupils |
Réka Tóth
|
Cintia Csók |
The role of community institutions in strengthening connections between families and school in disadvantaged villages |