FIRST INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SYMPOSIUM-FASPERIJADA

Abstract

In the period between 15th and 18th of April in Belgrade, the first international scientific-sport gathering of students was held, named FESPERIJADA. On this symposium an active participation took students that had a major subject in special education and rehabilitation from Macedonia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia and Montenegro. The aim of this educational-sport was to evaluate the scientific and research practice and theoretical knowledge of the students, as well as to compete in different sports: soccer, volleyball and bawling.   

Among the guests from the Republic of Macedonia were: the dean of the Faculty of Philosophy Prof. Dr. Goran Ajdinski, the manager of the Institute for Special Education and Rehabilitation Doc. Dr. Zoran Kitkanj and Prof. Dr. Vladimir Trajkovski and Ass. M-r Natasha Stanojkovska-Trajkovska as members from the scientific board. 6 under-graduate students and 7 post-graduate students from the Institute for Special Education and Rehabilitation took their place from the student body. 

At the scientific symposium a total of 99 research articles were presented, from which 13 were written by students from the Republic of Macedonia. In the completion of the symposium,  certificates  were  given  out to the most outstanding research articles among which   were: "Social skills of people with schizophrenia"  by Maja Nevchevska," Acceptance of children with developmental disorders and special edu­ca­tio­nal needs in the primary school system-Jan Amos Komenski" by Hristina Ivanoska and "The Predication test for disgraphy in the children with impai­red hearing" by Mare Stoj­me­nov­ska-Micev­ska, all student at the Institute for  Special Education and Rehabilitation. The scientific-sport symposium was an excellent way for promotion of the knowledge and experience of the students, as well as the development of the cooperation among future special educators. If the plans are fulfilled, the future symposium of such kind will be held in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina.