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Kokina, I. & Davidova, J. (2005) Latvian teachers‟ conceptual understanding on intellectual giftedness. Teacher Education between Theory and Practice: The End of Theory…The Future of Practice? Milan, pp. 2- 14. Davidova, J. & Kokina, I. (2004) The competence of Latvian teachers in giftedness development. Journal of Teacher Education and Training, Volume 4, pp. 106-114. Iliško, D. & Kokina, I.(2003) Ecofeminism as a viable perspective for a sustainable model of education in Latvia. Journal of Teacher Education and Training. Volume 2, 3-15 pp. Davidova, J. & Kokina, I. (2002) Research activity in the context of the teacher‟s sustainable development. Journal of Teacher Education and Training, Volume 1, pp. 13 – 19. Davidova, J. & Kokina, I. (2002) Latvian Teachers‟ Readiness for work with gifted Children. The 8 th conference of the European Council for high ability (ECHA). Development of Human Potential: Investment into our Future”, Rhodes, 18 p. Kokina, I. (1999) The lessons of mood of the soul. The Australian Association for Environmental Education Inc (AAEE) International Conference on Environmental Education 14-18 Jan. 1999 (Australia, Sidney Neu Welles University), 25 p. Starptautiski recenzēti izdevumi Eiropas mērogā Kokina, I. & Davidova, J. (2007) Motivation of Establishment Leaders Creative Self-development in Conditions of Innovative Processes in Society. . A. Šļahova (Ed.) Person. Color. Nature. Music: Scientific Articles. Daugavpils: Akadēmiskais apgāds “Saule”, 228-242. Davidova J. & Kokina I. Development of innovative processes in Latvian school. Changing Education in a Changing Society. Klaipeda: Klaipeda Univeristy, 2007, 2, 58-64. Davidova J. & Kokina I. (2007) Co-operative Partnership in Teacher‟s Creative Activity: Motivation Aspects. 31st Annual ATEE Conference. Ljubljana: National School for Leadership in Education, pp. 333-343. ISBN 978-961-6637-06-0 428

Davidova, J. & Kokina, I. (2006) Latvian teachers‟ view about gender differences in intellectual giftedness development. Gender and Citizenship in a Multicultural Context. Lodz (iesniegts publicēšanai). Kokina, I. “The Component of Motivation in the Structure of Creative Personality of Higher Education Students”- Sustainable development, culture and Education, Conference Guide, Vechtaer Verlag fur Studium, Wissenschaft und Forschung, 19 – 20 pp. Kokina, I. (2000) Die Vorbereitungsprobleme der Lehrer fur die Arbeit mit begabten Kindern.// Talent for the New Millenium: The 7-th conference of the European Council for High Ability Held in Debrecen (Hungary).- Debrecen, p. 25. Zinātniskie raksti Baltijā Davidova, J. & Kokina I. (2005) Some aspects of motivation of teacher‟s creative self-development. Changing Education in a Changing Society. Klaipeda: Klaipedos universitetas, pp. 45 – 50. Davidova, J. & Kokina, I. (2004) The competence of Latvian teachers in giftedness development. Sustainable Development. Culture. Education. Tallinn: Tallinn Pedagogical University, 10p. Davidova, J. & Kokina, I. (2002) Development of giftedness in Latvia: Realities and perspectives. Teacher Education in XXI Century: Changing and Perspectives. Šiauliu universitetas, pp. 45-50. Altane, J. & Kokina,I. (2001) Probleme der Kinderziehung mit Entwicklungsstorungen // Realising Educational Problems. ATEE Spring University, Klaipeda LIthuania, 39 – 44 pp. Алтане, Е, & Кокина, И. (2001) Творческая терапия как один из корректирующих факторов в обучении детей с умственными отклонениями. Disabled Children in the Context of Xchanges in the Educational System. . Šiaulia universiteto leidykla, 6. – 18. pp. Kokina, I. (2000) Different possibilities the individual growth of the Student in nowadays school. Pradine mokykla: kaita ir problemos. Mokslines praktines konferencijos mokslo darby rinkinys. Klaipeda, 73.- 81.lapp. 429

Kokina, I. & Davidova, J. (2005) Latvian teachers‟ conceptual understanding on intellectual giftedness.<br />

Teacher Education between Theory and Practice: The End of Theory…The Future of Practice? Milan, pp. 2-<br />

14.<br />

Davidova, J. & Kokina, I. (2004) The competence of Latvian teachers in giftedness development. Journal of<br />

Teacher Education and Training, Volume 4, pp. 106-114.<br />

Iliško, D. & Kokina, I.(2003) Ecofeminism as a viable perspective for a sustainable model of education in<br />

Latvia. Journal of Teacher Education and Training. Volume 2, 3-15 pp.<br />

Davidova, J. & Kokina, I. (2002) Research activity in the context of the teacher‟s sustainable development.<br />

Journal of Teacher Education and Training, Volume 1, pp. 13 – 19.<br />

Davidova, J. & Kokina, I. (2002) Latvian Teachers‟ Readiness for work with gifted Children. The 8 th<br />

conference of the European Council for high ability (ECHA). Development of Human Potential:<br />

Investment into our Future”, Rhodes, 18 p.<br />

Kokina, I. (1999) The lessons of mood of the soul. The Australian Association for Environmental Education<br />

Inc (AAEE) International Conference on Environmental Education 14-18 Jan. 1999 (Australia, Sidney Neu<br />

Welles University), 25 p.<br />

Starptautiski recenzēti izdevumi Eiropas mērogā<br />

Kokina, I. & Davidova, J. (2007) Motivation of Establishment Leaders Creative Self-development in<br />

Conditions of Innovative Processes in Society. . A. Šļahova (Ed.) Person. Color. Nature. Music: Scientific<br />

Articles. <strong>Daugavpils</strong>: Akadēmiskais apgāds “Saule”, 228-242.<br />

Davidova J. & Kokina I. Development of innovative processes in Latvian school. Changing Education in a<br />

Changing Society. Klaipeda: Klaipeda Univeristy, 2007, 2, 58-64.<br />

Davidova J. & Kokina I. (2007) Co-operative Partnership in Teacher‟s Creative Activity:<br />

Motivation Aspects. 31st Annual ATEE Conference. Ljubljana: National School for Leadership in<br />

Education, pp. 333-343. ISBN 978-961-6637-06-0<br />

428

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