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Mass motion composition of the younger school age children at the All - Sokol gatherings
Krutilková, Eva ; Hejlová, Helena (referee) ; Uhlířová, Jana (referee)
Keywords: gathering (slet), motion composition, Sokol, spartakiada, psychomotorics, exercise, drill, press reviews, educationalist-trainer, younger school age children Abstract: The substance of the thesis is tracing down the development of the mass gathering compositions intended for the younger school age children in given historical period, that is 1907 - 2018. The aim is to drill the mass Sokol gathering composition "The imitative exercise" from the year 1932 with 8 years old children and repeat it in the present time. Also to analyse this motion composition from the psychomotorical, educational and physical point of view. Practicing the motion composition helps solving the answer to this research question. Further more, in the performance of this motion composition, we search for the testimonies about the spirit of the time, educational approach and the characteristics of the physical education tutors of the time.
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Younger school age children exercises at Sokol Festival
Krutilková, Eva ; Hájková, Jana (referee) ; Kašpar, Ladislav (referee)
Keywords: Festival, Exercises, Sokol, Spartakiáda, pupils, practice, training, Press release, Pedagog-trainer, younger school age children Abstract: The theoretical part is focused on the development of physical education in the Sokol - movement in our country from 1907 to the present. Particular attention will be devoted to the Sokol - movement and training of large group practices in relation to younger school age children. The essence of the study will be a practical research. The aim will compare exercises from 1932 and 2012 in terms of gymnastics and education. The group used in the study are children aged 8 years. The study will lead to the solution of the research problem, whether the differences in the implementation of these two exercises give us an inside of the spirit of the age, educational access and relevance for today's children.
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