Том 6

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    Fostering learner agency in Ukrainian innovative schools: prioritizing factors of innovative learning environment
    (2023) Humeniuk, Victoria
    The objective of this article is to present and deliberate upon the initial phase of research outcomes obtained from an online survey involving 22 founders/directors of private innovative and alternative schools in Ukraine. By employing a scaling instrument research participants evaluated the importance of innovative learning environment (ILE) factors. The outcomes of this assessment serve a dual purpose: they elucidate the precedence of innovative endeavors aligned with a strong learner agency development and provide methodological guidance for subsequent in-depth interviews. The research has yielded three key findings. Firstly, a common understanding of the peculiarities of a learning process among the professionals, who work with the learners in school, supersedes structural elements, emphasizing cultural values. Secondly, the exploration of learner identity emerges as a critical facet. This finding accentuates the indispensable need to accompany learners through identity exploration and regular self-reflection in order to empower subjectivity within the learning process. Lastly, the research underscores the multidimensional nature of crucial ILE factors, implying an effective learning process with a strong learner agency as one of its results should not be misconstrued as synonymous with teaching. Yet, the pivotal role of teachers and their professional readiness to be the "conductors" of innovative learning experiences remains paramount, as vividly evidenced by the prioritization.
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    Organizational adaptation to a disruption caused by the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine
    (2023) Serdyuk, Artem
    There is a vast body of knowledge on the social impact of disasters, but most published research concerns natural disasters with a devastating but momentary impact. However, very little attention is given to social disruptions caused by war, such as the situation in Ukraine after the full-scale russian* invasion. Our research aims to understand the nature of disruptions in the work of Ukrainian commercial and noncommercial organizations caused by the full-scale russian invasion and to explore the adaptation mechanisms used to cope with it. For this purpose, we have conducted a qualitative investigation of 22 Ukrainian organizations and have used the typology of organized reactions developed by The Disaster Research Center to classify their responses.
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    Social determinants of health of Ukrainian female refugees in the Czech Republic
    (2023) Mazhak, Iryna
    The main aim of the study was to investigate the social determinants of health in the Ukrainian female refugee sample in the Czech Republic. The results showed that some determinants of health like financial difficulties and socioeconomic status decline during forced migration, inaccessibility of healthcare services, health deterioration, the presence of chronic diseases, limitation in daily activity due to ill health, experienced discrimination in host country, lack of a person to share personal feelings and issues were significantly associated with poor self-reported physical health status.