Informatologia, Vol. 40 No. 4, 2007.
Pregledni rad
CHANGES AND INFORMATION DEVELOPMENT IN BOARDING SCHOOLS IN SLOVENIA
Olga Dečman Dobrnjič
; Učenički dom Ivan Cankar, Ljubljana, Slovenija
Metod Černetič
; Fakultet za organizaciju,Sveučilište u Mariboru, Kranj, Slovenija
Sažetak
The number of places taken in the boarding schools dropped dramatically upon Slovenia becoming an independent country. The decrease was caused by several factors simultaneously. The management of boarding schools in Slovenia can choose between two extreme alternatives: abolishment of the boarding schools as such, or finding a way of their development by forming new models. The new economic system favors free market and profit generating activities whereas the boarding schools had already in former Yugoslavia been set up as social institutions. During the recent period i.e. during the first years of sovereignty of Slovenia, the number of pupils residing in boarding schools has decreased. The gap between the capacities and numbers of places taken, has appeared as a result of the planning in 80s which was based on the then expected influx of pupils from other regions of former Yugoslavia and on the vision of economic development of individual areas which however was not realized. This article discusses the mission of boarding schools as organizations, the policy of their management and governance and provides data on the tendency of the number of pupils residing in boarding schools and finally a social-developmental theoretical model of a boarding school which will evolve in the changed environment of Slovenia as part of EU.
Ključne riječi
education; boarding school; organizational changes
Hrčak ID:
21534
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Datum izdavanja:
27.12.2007.
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