Diskusia: Ako riešiť agresivitu detí na školách?

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Diskusia: Ako riešiť agresivitu detí na školách?

Discussion: How to address the aggressiveness of children in schools?

Event by: Stará jedáleň

Location: Stará jedáleň, Pekná cesta 3020, Bratislava - Rača

Discussions and lectures

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Why do children and teachers sometimes feel safe at school? How do new technologies and cyberbullying come into this? Do teachers have tools at their disposal, how to deal with the problem of increasing aggression in schools? And what is the parent's role in this whole role?
The school head, a field worker with a youth, a psychotherapist and a journalist covering the topic of the mental health of children, will also answer your questions.

Modes Diana Klepoch Majdáková from the League for Mental Health. He is also the author of the book Pravda and lie on Facebook.

📍Mgr. Zuzana Krnáčová Ma, PhD. She is an artepsychotherapist, a therapeutic pedagogue and a lecturer, intensively focusing on the development of inclusive education and supporting school support teams. He is involved in the introduction of the trauma of respecting access in schools and psychosocial support of pedagogical and professional staff and other workers working with children and youth. Ester Kӧvérová, PhD. has been devoted to the field of field work with young people who spend their free time on the street or otherwise behave at risk in the street youth. It is currently involved in the elaboration of the framework document and the preventive program for the prevention of radicalization and violent extremism for VUDPAP.

📍Mgr. Tatiana Kizivatova is the headmistress of the School of the Comenius in Bratislava. She devoted great space to alternative education in her professional creation. She is a member of the Association Susan Kovalikova - Education for the 21st century. 2 June 2025 from 19:00
Where? Stará dining room, nice road 4, in Bratislava

Admission: 5 EUR

Admission for teachers: free - use the somuittel/ka

Code for free: Parents, educators and students are welcome!

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