Prevention of Social-Pathological Phenomena in the Focus of Social Pedagogy, and Social Pedagogues in Practice: the Past, Present, Perspectives

Journal Title: Pedagogicka Orientace - Year 2009, Vol 19, Issue 1

Abstract

The contribution deals with the problems of socio-pathological phenomena among children and youth in the context of social pedagogy as a subject in its historical development as well as nowadays. Social patho- logical prevention has been one of the crucial problems focused by social pathology both in Europe and in Slovakia and Czech Republic.

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Jolana Hroncová

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Jolana Hroncová (2009). Prevention of Social-Pathological Phenomena in the Focus of Social Pedagogy, and Social Pedagogues in Practice: the Past, Present, Perspectives. Pedagogicka Orientace, 19(1), 7-17. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-99202