The global pandemic of the Covid-19 virus has changed the current views and types of work at all levels of education, especially in higher education institutions. The aim of this paper is to show the impact of the Covid-19 virus pandemic on the work of lecturers and students of higher education institutions. For that purpose, an empirical res...

By Irena Petrušić, Bojana Ostojić, Dragan Bulatović, Milutin Pećić

 The political and economic turmoil of the modern life influenced everyone, particularly marginalized groups, such as people of the other race, ethnicity, social class, gender or sexual orientation. This concept of otherness refers to not belonging to the main stream and it is one of the most important motifs in contemporary literature. This p...

By Snježana Milačak, Ivana Aleksić

 The paper deals with the path which Emily Bronte’s heroines undergo in the quest for (self)- liberation. It provides an analysis of the way in which Bronte builds her female characters, using gothic as a starting point and then abandoning it for the reader to realize that the heroines are not to face familiar gothic denouement, where th...

By Ivana Aleksić, Snježana Milačak

 The paper aims at examining the behaviour of passive constructions in English and Serbian, offering a short review of the concept of voice in both languages, a brief comment of the passive scale found in authors such as Palmer, Quirk, etc. and a short discussion of the thematic roles of the verb arguments taken from Haegeman (Haegeman, 2001)....

By Nada Buzadžić Nikolajević

 Language acquisition is an important subject of modern society. Language is a very efficient medium of communication and language competencies are gaining importance among students and their professors globally. Ability to communicate efficiently in a foreign language is an established goal of language learning. English is an important part o...

By Irena Petrušić, Jelena Poznanović

 Due to the great development of digitalization in the last couple of decades, higher education institutions have turned to the introduction of new educational technologies in the teaching process, as a form of support for the traditional system of teaching. However, the pandemic of the COVID-19 virus accelerated this process and forced all ed...

By Sanja Samardžić, Dragana Savić

 The rapid development and great adaptability of information technologies (IT) have enabled a qualitative and quantitative upgrade of health services and health systems (HS) as a whole. The aim of this paper is to present the attitudes of respondents-users of primary health care services (PHC) regarding the introduction of electronic prescript...

By Svetlana Stojkov, Jadranka Đuranović-Miličić, Dejan Živanović, Nataša Jovanović Lješković, Jovan Javorac

 In the circumstances caused by the epidemic of the Covid 19 virus, higher education institutions in Serbia, as in most countries, are facing numerous challenges and changes in their regular functioning. The paper presents the results of the research aimed at establishing the opinion of students about the conditions of distance learning as wel...

By Ljiljana Stankov, Mira Jovanović, Sanja Vuletić

 Quality of educational service in high schools attracts a lot of attention, yet there are not many sci-entific papers that talk about student satisfaction in high school education. Also, we do not know whether the quality of educational service affects students' choices regarding their future careers. What we do know is that a certain number ...

By Predrag Tošić, Bojana Kalenjuk, Maja Banjac, Goran Radivojević

 While relying on all their senses, mental abilities and driven by curiosity, preschool children are constantly exploring and discovering the world around them. The stimuli from the environment to which they react and how they perceive them impact children's thinking and personality development. A child's cognitive potential is exceptional, so...

By Nebojša Budimirović