A DELEGATION OF APEIRON, THE UNIVERSITY OF MOSCOW AND THE SUN CENTER AT A RECEPTION WITH THE MAYOR OF PRIJEDOR

The mayor organized a reception

Delegations from the Moscow University of Social Psychology and Pedagogy, the "Apeiron" University and the "Sunce" Center attended the reception of the mayor of Prijedor, Dalibor Pavlović, on September 25.
Rector, vice-rector and three deans of Moscow University, newly elected rector of "Apeiron" University, prof. Dr. Sanel Jakupović and the director of the "Sunce" center, Assoc. Dr. Slađana Radaković presented at the reception that the three-day practice of the students of this Russian university organized in "Sunc" - a public institution that carries out the activities of primary and secondary education for children with developmental difficulties - resulted in excellent practical experiences and knowledge.
The mayor supported the announcement of Rector Jakupović's initiative to launch a new study program that would be formed in cooperation with a university - a guest from Moscow, and he suggested Sunce as the place for practice.
"When the ways of cooperation through different spheres of the city's development would be concreted, we will return the visit to Moscow with our delegation, emphasized the mayor.



We remind you that on the initiative of "Apeiron" and prof. Dr. Sanel Jakupović, a project was realized in which 15 students of the Moscow University of Social Psychology and Pedagogy were in direct contact with children who have developmental difficulties through practice.
According to the request, which came to "Apeiron" from colleagues from Moscow, Jakupović proposed that the main and priority work program of mobility and practice should be implemented in Prijedor within the Public Institution "Sunce".
Academician Meljnikov Dmitry Alekseevich, rector of the Moscow University for Social Psychology and Pedagogy, said that this type of visit is of great importance in education and preparation for future calls to special education teachers, pedagogues and psychologists.