Milena Mileva Blažić
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Milena Mileva Blažić is a Slovenian literary
historian and university professor, born 12 September 1956, Popuže, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
(BiH). Since 1975 he lives and works. In 1985 she graduated from the Department of Comparative Literature and Literary Theory at the Faculty of Arts and in 1997 acquired the title of master of Slovenian literature at the Department of Slavic Languages and Literature and in 2001 successfully defended her doctoral thesis entitled "Role and importance of teaching creative writing in Literature elementary school. [1] She works at the Pedagogical Faculty, since 1991 as an assistant, and since 2002 as associate professor and since 2008 as associate professor of literature and teaches didactics of Slovenian literature at the Department of Primary Education (Chair Slovene), as well as lectures on Department for pre-school education. Since 2007, assistant professor of Slovenian literature. Its scope covers scientific research in the children's literature, multicultural literature and the theory of a children's juvenile literature.
In 1992 he published a book Creative writing: Merry recommended science of words to text (COBISS), then for the years 1995, 1996 and 1997, emerged three workbooks with the same title. Led a number of educational seminars for teachers of Slovene literary clubs, trainers and librarians in Slovenia, Italy and Austria. She has co-edited an anthology of poetry fifth annual Time: 100 to songs for the young (COBISS) (2001) and co-author of two award-winning elementary schools Beryl Council for words, 7 (Bologna Book Fair [2] 2003: 2nd prize and the Frankfurt Book Fair [ 3], 2003: 1st prize). Between 2001 and 2004, the project carries Target Research Programme (CRP) The development of reading ability with reading tag [4]. Participate in two EU projects in the field of youth literature and ICT (information and communication technology) and is a member of two scientific associations: Nordic Network for Children's Literature [5] and IRSCL - International Research Socitey for Children's Literature [6]. Between 2006 and 2008 was secretary of extraterrestrial Society of Slovenia [7]. Since 2006, Councillor in the City Council at the Ljubljana Municipality Leaves Zoran Jankovic. Since 2007, youth mentor WikiProjects Slovenian literature, compiled by the students of the Ljubljana Faculty. From 2008 is also a member of the Ljubljana City Library, and from 2009 a member of the Ljubljana Puppet Theatre.
Milena Mileva Blažić wife Jani Kovačič Janija Kovačiča singer songwriter.
Slovenian literature
Slovene literature, meaning the literature in the Slovene language, starts with Freising manuscripts around 1000. From first printed Slovene religious books in 1550 it is followed by these literary periods and notable authors:-Middle Ages:-Folk poetry:...
historian and university professor, born 12 September 1956, Popuže, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Life and work
Elementary and Secondary School was fished in Novi TravnikNovi Travnik
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(BiH). Since 1975 he lives and works. In 1985 she graduated from the Department of Comparative Literature and Literary Theory at the Faculty of Arts and in 1997 acquired the title of master of Slovenian literature at the Department of Slavic Languages and Literature and in 2001 successfully defended her doctoral thesis entitled "Role and importance of teaching creative writing in Literature elementary school. [1] She works at the Pedagogical Faculty, since 1991 as an assistant, and since 2002 as associate professor and since 2008 as associate professor of literature and teaches didactics of Slovenian literature at the Department of Primary Education (Chair Slovene), as well as lectures on Department for pre-school education. Since 2007, assistant professor of Slovenian literature. Its scope covers scientific research in the children's literature, multicultural literature and the theory of a children's juvenile literature.
In 1992 he published a book Creative writing: Merry recommended science of words to text (COBISS), then for the years 1995, 1996 and 1997, emerged three workbooks with the same title. Led a number of educational seminars for teachers of Slovene literary clubs, trainers and librarians in Slovenia, Italy and Austria. She has co-edited an anthology of poetry fifth annual Time: 100 to songs for the young (COBISS) (2001) and co-author of two award-winning elementary schools Beryl Council for words, 7 (Bologna Book Fair [2] 2003: 2nd prize and the Frankfurt Book Fair [ 3], 2003: 1st prize). Between 2001 and 2004, the project carries Target Research Programme (CRP) The development of reading ability with reading tag [4]. Participate in two EU projects in the field of youth literature and ICT (information and communication technology) and is a member of two scientific associations: Nordic Network for Children's Literature [5] and IRSCL - International Research Socitey for Children's Literature [6]. Between 2006 and 2008 was secretary of extraterrestrial Society of Slovenia [7]. Since 2006, Councillor in the City Council at the Ljubljana Municipality Leaves Zoran Jankovic. Since 2007, youth mentor WikiProjects Slovenian literature, compiled by the students of the Ljubljana Faculty. From 2008 is also a member of the Ljubljana City Library, and from 2009 a member of the Ljubljana Puppet Theatre.
Milena Mileva Blažić wife Jani Kovačič Janija Kovačiča singer songwriter.