AHFE Open AccessThe personal development of teachers and pupils within the context of health and safety in education
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Authors: Cestmir Serafin, Jana Depesova
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This article concerns itself with questions of health and safety within the context of primary education as a prerequisite for the development of pupil competencies in the given area for their future education in the secondary and tertiary systems and also as a prerequisite for their prospects in their future professional lives. The article presents the results of research conducted among primary school teachers in the Olomouc Region and proposes measures aimed at increasing the level and quality of the education in the area of health and safety based on the conclusions of the research.
Keywords: Health And Safety, Education, Primary School, Educational Areas
DOI: 10.54941/ahfe1001016
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