ŠKOLSKI USPEH KOD DECE SA PONAŠANJIMA KARAKTERISTIČNIM ZA HIPERKINETIČKI POREMEĆAJ

Originalni naučni rad

  • Milica Stanisavljević Filozofski fakultet, Univerzitet u Novom Sadu, Srbija
  • Marina Oros Filozofski fakultet, Univerzitet u Novom Sadu, Srbija
  • Ivan Jerković Filozofski fakultet, Univerzitet u Novom Sadu, Srbija
Ključne reči: školski uspeh, hiperkinetički poremećaj, problem sa pažnjom, ADHD

Apstrakt

U poslednjih nekoliko decenija istraživanja ukazuju na porast broja dece sa hiperkinetičkim poremećajem. Jedan od mnogih problema sa kojima se ova deca suočavaju je i niže školsko postiguće, uprkos prosečnoj inteligenciji. Ove rane poteškoće u obrazovanju često imaju dugoročno loše ishode – niži nivo obrazovanja i manju uspešnost u obavljanju zanimanja u odraslom dobu. Negativna iskustva u okviru školskog sistema imaju negativne uticaje i na odnose sa roditeljima, nastavnicima i vršnjacima, doprinose nižem samopouzdanju i emocionalnim poteškoćama. U radu smo ispitivali razlike u školskom postignuću između dece koja pokazuju ponašanja karakteristična za hiperkinetički poremećaj i dece koja ne ispoljavaju probleme u održavanju pažnje i hiperaktivnosti. Uzorak se sastojao od učiteljskih procena oko 800 učenika nižih razreda osnovnih škola. Učitelji su na skali IVJER procenjivali prisutnost simptoma prosečnom ocenom na polugodištu. Rezultati pokazuju da deca koja pokazuju ponašanja karakteristična za hiperkinetički poremećaj imaju statistički značajno niži školski uspeh u odnosu na decu bez simptoma (U=36025.0, p≤.001). Kada pogledamo razlike po podtipu hiperkinetičkog poremećaja, vidimo da deca sa ponašanjima karakterističnim za mešoviti i pretežno nepažljivi tip imaju niže školsko postignuće nego deca sa ponašanjima karakterističnim za pretežno hiperaktivni tip i deca bez simptoma (χ2=192.62, p≤.001). Naši rezultati ukazuju na to da nije hiperaktivnost, već problem pažnje ono što doprinosi nižem školskom uspehu.

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