Lidija Vujičić

Prof. Dr. Lidija Vujičić

University of Rijeka, Rijeka, Primorsko-Goranska Županija, Croatia
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Academic Career Length

14Years (2013-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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17 August 2016 in Early Child Development and Care
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LVLidija Vujičić
Lidija Vujičić
Akvilina Čamber TambolašAkvilina Čamber Tambolaš
Akvilina Čamber Tambolaš
The culture of institutions of early education is a strong network of customs, rules, norms and behaviours that affect the daily life and work of all its individuals. Consequently, the professional development of preschool teachers is not only an individual process of professional advancement, but also a process that changes the culture of the institution of early education and includes all participants of the educational process. In this paper, we examine the perception of the preschool teacher profession and the connection between the preschool teachers’ attitudes about their profession and their focus on continuous learning and exploring personal practice. The research was conducted on a random sample of N = 238 preschool teachers in Croatia. For data collection, we used the Questionnaire for the assessment of the culture of the educational institution designed for the needs of the scientific research project ‘Culture of the educational institution as a factor of co-constructing knowledge’.

1 March 2013 in Early Years
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Sanja Tatalović VorkapićSanja Tatalović Vorkapić
Sanja Tatalović Vorkapić
LVLidija Vujičić
Lidija Vujičić
Constant changes in a modern world and scientific knowledge from the growing field of Positive Psychology appear to make a previously unheeded contribution to preschool teacher competences. The aim of this study was to explore preschool teachers' opinions concerning the need for positive psychology knowledge and its implementation. A nine-item pool was used on a sample of 49 preschool teachers (mean age 33) enrolled in a graduate programme of early and preschool care and education in Rijeka. Overall, preschool teachers liked this subject very much and thought it was needed very much for their profession at all work levels. Also, they viewed the positive psychology findings as very useful and applicable in their work, and especially in their work with children. Finally, they saw lots of implementation possibilities in Croatian kindergartens.


1 July 2021 in EDULEARN Proceedings
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JMJasminka Mezak
Jasminka Mezak
PPPetra Pejić Papak
Petra Pejić Papak
LVLidija Vujičić
Lidija Vujičić
Information about the paper titled "THE INTEGRATION OF ALGORITHMIC THINKING INTO PRESCHOOL EDUCATION" at IATED Digital Library

1 July 2021 in EDULEARN Proceedings
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LVLidija Vujičić
Lidija Vujičić
LJLucija Jančec
Lucija Jančec
JMJasminka Mezak
Jasminka Mezak
Information about the paper titled "DEVELOPMENT OF ALGORITHMIC THINKING SKILLS IN EARLY AND PRESCHOOL EDUCATION" at IATED Digital Library

21 May 2014
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Sanja Tatalović VorkapićSanja Tatalović Vorkapić
Sanja Tatalović Vorkapić
LVLidija Vujičić
Lidija Vujičić
RČRenata Čepić
Renata Čepić
Preschool Teacher Identity: 10.4018/978-1-4666-5990-2.ch002: The teaching process cannot be simplified to definitions of the best teachers as those possessing certain desirable teaching behaviours and skills (Katz