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Author: Dana Hanesova ORCID 0000-0003-2522-8389
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THE IMPACT OF NEUROLINGUISTIC RESEARCH FINDINGS ON IMPROVING FOREIGN LANGUAGES TEACHING
D. Hanesová orcid, A. Pávová orcid - ICERI2023 Proceedings - pages 3371-3377.
THE IMPORTANCE OF ATTACHMENT THEORIES IN EARLY CHILDHOOD LANGUAGE EDUCATION
B. Basarabova orcid, D. Hanesova orcid - ICERI2023 Proceedings - pages 3343-3350.
DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND OTHER 21ST CENTURY COMPETENCES OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS VIA A SERVICE-LEARNING EDUCATIONAL STRATEGY
D. Hanesová orcid, L. Rovnanova orcid, L. Fecková - EDULEARN23 Proceedings - pages 3372-3377.
TEACHING LANGUAGES VIA CLIL METHODOLOGY - ONLINE TRAINING OF PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS HOW TO USE IT
D. Hanesová orcid - EDULEARN23 Proceedings - pages 1571-1577.
TEACHER TRAINING DURING COVID-19: A QUALITATIVE STUDY
D. Hanesová orcid, A. Doušková - ICERI2021 Proceedings - pages 9970-9976.
INTERNATIONAL COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES OF THE TRENDS IN DEVELOPMENT OF PHD SUPERVISORS
D. Hanesova, S. Saari - ICERI2019 Proceedings - pages 1764-1773.
SERVICE LEARNING METHODOLOGY IN BUILDING GLOBAL COMPETENCIES OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
D. Hanesova, L. Kubisova - ICERI2019 Proceedings - pages 1717-1726.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES AND WORKLOAD OF PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS: INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON
B. Kasáčová, S. Babiaková, D. Hanesová - ICERI2019 Proceedings - pages 1340-1349.
CURRENT CHILDREN AND THEIR MORAL WORLD: A QUALITATIVE RESEARCH - WAYS AND RESULTS
D. Hanesová, B. Kasáčová - ICERI2017 Proceedings - pages 1045-1054.
REVEALING AND ENHANCING THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN’S MORAL VALUES: EXPERIENCE AND RESEARCH
D. Hanesova, D. Masarikova - INTED2017 Proceedings - pages 3502-3511.
CURRENT TRENDS AND TRAJECTORY OF RESEARCH ON TEACHERS
D. Hanesova, P. Hanes - INTED2017 Proceedings - pages 3479-3488.
THE CURRENT GENERATION OF YOUNG CHILDREN AND THEIR MORAL WORLD (METHODS OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH)
D. Hanesová, B. Kasáčová - ICERI2015 Proceedings - pages 1942-1951.