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                       Čustvena inteligentnost in samoučinkovitost učiteljev športne vzgoje
                       Poučevanje velja za zelo čustveno zahtevno dejavnost. Čustvena kompetent-
                       nost zato predstavlja pomemben dejavnik stokovnega razvoja učiteljev in ka-
                       kovostnega pedagoškega dela. Ker imajo učitelji športne vzgoje ključno vlogo


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