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Musical Activities for Children with Delayed Speech Development
Krausová, Anna ; Kmentová, Milena (advisor) ; Kubátová, Gabriela (referee)
As a topic of this bachelor thesis, I cover musical activities for children with delayed speech development. In the theoretical part, I focus on the specifics of correct children's speech development,the fundamentals of communicationandspeechand musical educationinthe pre- school age. I study the definitions, ways of diagnosing and the causes for the delayed speech development. The goal of the empirical part was tofindout the best way possible tohelpchildrenwith delayed speech development using musical activities with participation of a speech therapist. Throughout the consultations with the speech therapist, I had a chance to meet children who suffer from delayed speech development. I used vocal games (both previously published and created by me), evaluated the reactions and the degree of development of the children. The empirical part consist od six case studies and records of five meetings. The research is accompaniedby a poll filled out by the parents of the children I met during the research. I also carried out an interview with the speech therapist. The research's findings suggest that the musical activities helpto develop vocabulary and accelerate overall speech development of the childrenwith delayed speech development. KEYWORDS Delayed speech development,musical education, speech therapy,3...
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Czech Bible Society after 1990
Krausová, Tereza Anna ; Filipi, Pavel (advisor) ; Beneš, Ladislav (referee)
The work deals with the theme of Czech Bible Society after 1990. Briefly describes its history. Characterizes the post-revolutionary years and their impact on Czech Bible Society. Presents the transformation of activity, directionality, members of society, major events in the life of society in those years. Then also discusses the goals, mission and future direction of Czech Bible Society. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Rebuilding the White Earth Nation: Tracing the Long-Term Process of Constitutional Reform
Krausová, Anna ; Calda, Miloš (advisor) ; Doerfler, Jill (referee) ; Humalajoki, Reetta (referee)
Native nation building is a phenomenon largely neglected by mainstream political science. There are empirical and theoretical gaps in the study of political structures of Native nations. The empirical focus of this dissertation is on the rebuilding process of the White Earth Nation located in northwestern Minnesota. The objective is to investigate the long-term process of White Earth governance in order to get insights into the background of the present state of the White Earth institutional stalemate. I trace external and internal factors that influenced the formation, preservation, and transformation of the White Earth government established as part of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe under the Indian Reorganization Act provisions in 1936. To understand this process, it is necessary to include the historical context of the White Earth constitutionalism from 1913 to the present. I analyze some hitherto unknown archival materials using a flexible theoretical framework which I designed specifically for the purpose of studying the White Earth nation-building process. This case-specific framework eclectically uses a combination of theoretical approaches of Native American studies, genealogy, Vincent Pouliot's practice tracing, and new institutionalism. My findings suggest that the White Earth...
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Rebuilding the White Earth Nation: Tracing the Long-Term Process of Constitutional Reform
Krausová, Anna ; Calda, Miloš (advisor) ; Doerfler, Jill (referee) ; Humalajoki, Reetta (referee)
Native nation building is a phenomenon largely neglected by mainstream political science. There are empirical and theoretical gaps in the study of political structures of Native nations. The empirical focus of this dissertation is on the rebuilding process of the White Earth Nation located in northwestern Minnesota. The objective is to investigate the long-term process of White Earth governance in order to get insights into the background of the present state of the White Earth institutional stalemate. I trace external and internal factors that influenced the formation, preservation, and transformation of the White Earth government established as part of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe under the Indian Reorganization Act provisions in 1936. To understand this process, it is necessary to include the historical context of the White Earth constitutionalism from 1913 to the present. I analyze some hitherto unknown archival materials using a flexible theoretical framework which I designed specifically for the purpose of studying the White Earth nation-building process. This case-specific framework eclectically uses a combination of theoretical approaches of Native American studies, genealogy, Vincent Pouliot's practice tracing, and new institutionalism. My findings suggest that the White Earth...
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Czech Bible Society after 1990
Krausová, Tereza Anna ; Filipi, Pavel (advisor) ; Beneš, Ladislav (referee)
The work deals with the theme of Czech Bible Society after 1990. Briefly describes its history. Characterizes the post-revolutionary years and their impact on Czech Bible Society. Presents the transformation of activity, directionality, members of society, major events in the life of society in those years. Then also discusses the goals, mission and future direction of Czech Bible Society. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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