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Partnership and Cooperation between Family and School in the Field of Private Education
Melecká, Lucie ; Kargerová, Jana (advisor) ; Stará, Jana (referee)
The aim of the thesis named "Partnership and cooperation between a family and a school in private education" is to focus on means and quality of individual aspects of cooperation between a family and a school which participate on the most complexed development of a child. Particular attention will be paid to searching for answers on if, how far and by which means do parents cooperate in the field of private education. How does school actively engage parents into communication and which variants of cooperation are the most appropriate or the most accessible for a school and parents in order to enable reciprocal and appropriate communication and cooperation between these parties. Individual aspects of the current cooperation will be analysed and subsequently evaluated with respect to effectiveness of applied approaches. Simultaneously, it will be indicated what might potential solutions be which could possibly balance interests of a school, a family and a child in current practice of primary school. KEYWORDS family, school, client access, cooperation, partnership
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Formative Assessment in Primary School Education
Kopecká, Jana ; Stará, Jana (advisor) ; Laufková, Veronika (referee)
This diploma thesis Formative Assessment in Primary School Education deals mainly with the classroom assessment, which provides the pupils with purposeful feedback on their learning at the time when their performance can still be improved. It is a very frequent assessment of pupil's progress. The first part of this diploma thesis deals with classroom assessment and describes the different types of assessment, its forms and tools. After embedding formative assessment to the context of classroom assessment, the thesis deals with the definition of this term and it closely clarifies its history, different approaches, and it especially specifies the use of formative assessment in practice. Part of the text, which is concerned with formative assessment strategies, closely explains concepts such as feedback, dealing with mistakes, questioning or peer-feedback. Major part of this work is dedicated to formative assessment techniques, which may function as a collection of valuable ideas and recommendations for teachers about working with pupils and assessing them in class. The second part of this diploma thesis presents an empirical research concerned with assessment of two teachers of Social Science and Czech language and literature at the selected primary school. Through case-study are examined these: in...
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Teachers' Perceptions in Education Provision for Deaf Students in the Czech Republic
Missinzo, Delix ; Komorná, Marie (advisor) ; Stará, Jana (referee)
This study examines education provision of deaf students in the Czech Republic. Since inclusion has captured the educational space in most countries, it was imperative to point out opportunities and challenges regarding international trends currently advocated these days. The study uses case study qualitative approach for data generation interests. Due to the nature of this approach, purposive sampling was used to generate data from mainstream and specialist teachers in selected schools. Literature reviewed in this study gives a blend of knowledge and arguments regarding education provision for deaf students. It helps to add existing knowledge that will shape thinking of parents, teachers, students, governments and Organizations. Through systematic analysis, nine themes have emerged as findings. These themes are staffing and level of participation, deaf identity, policy and practice, dependency on special schools, little contact between special and mainstream schools, sign language, bilingual versus oral approach, lack of consistency, teachers' resourcefulness and contradicting misconceptions. The themes provided a basis for discussion and provide code of practice regarding education of deaf students. Analysis raised very many fundamental questions as regards to education provision and inclusion of...
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Sibling's rivalry and its influence in success at elementary school
Hánová, Radka ; Kropáčková, Jana (advisor) ; Stará, Jana (referee)
In its theoretical part, the thesis "Sibling rivalry as reflected in primary school success" provils a description of the primary school pupil and definitions of sibling rivalry and scholastic success. Further attention in giwen to parenting practices which foster sibling rivalry. The aim of the practical part of the thesis is to decode the tokens of sibling rivalry and to covvelate it with scholastic success in the kontext of parent - pupiů - teacher relationships. Both qualitative and quantitative approaches were employed and thein results compared. The results of this thesis can serve as the basis for further research and be used by parents to better understand thein children's interactions.
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Methodics inclusion of pupils with different maternal language
Klabanová, Alena ; Stará, Jana (advisor) ; Horáčková, Klára (referee)
This diploma thesis focuses on integration of pupils with different maternal language to Czech primary schools. It concludes legislation of integration of foreign pupils in the Czech Republic. It suggests methodology and activities that can help foreign pupils to integrate to Czech school environment. It describes unsuccessful proces of integration as well. Practical part of this thesis is a case study that describes conception of integration in concrete primary school. KEY WORDS Integration of pupils with different maternal language, adaptation to different socio- cultural environment, individual approach, methodology of integration, inslusion, foreign pupil, Czech as the second language
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Possibility of Using Method Persona Dolls in Primary School
Kyndlová, Pavla ; Kargerová, Jana (advisor) ; Stará, Jana (referee)
The thesis devotes to innovative approaches at the elementary school level and is focused on an education method designed to counter prejudice Persona Dolls. The thesis describes theoretical foundations of the above mentioned method and its contribution to the developmentof students'key competences focused on the communicative competence.The theoretical part of the thesis futher discusses the possible uses of the method Persona Dolls in achieving education goals according to the Framework curriculum, especially focusing on cross-sectional topics. The research part is devoted to investigation of teachers'experience with this method. The author finds out how often and in what ways a particular teacher involves the method of Persona Dolls in his teaching. Primarily, the research investigates the rate of interconnection between the content of cross-sectional topics and topics of this method lessons with relation to ways of planning Persona Dolls lesson by individual teachers. A partial research objective is to evaluate the development of students'communicative competence while using Persona Dolls method. KEYWORDS: Innovation, method Persona Dolls, Framework curriculum for elementary education, key competences, student, deliberate work with prejudice
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Forms of Family and School Cooperation at the Beginning of School Attandance
Těšínská, Magda ; Kargerová, Jana (advisor) ; Stará, Jana (referee)
This thesis focuses on forms of cooperation between family and school at the beginning of school attendance. The theoretical part defines family and school as educational institutions and traces the development of cooperation between these institutions. It shows current trends in cooperation between family and school using the elements of a strategy of innovative educational program Step by Step and project Parents welcome. It refers to the elements that affect mutual relations. At the beginning of the empirical part is first described the methodology of qualitative research. The main techniques used were observation, questioning and interviews with teaching staff and the parents of pupils at two schools - at the average primary school and at the school using the program Start together, which received a certificate Parents welcome. Partner reality was analyzed on the basis of a document Competent teacher of the 21st century: An international professional quality framework ISSA. The research identified the actual situation in each school, its benefits and weaknesses. Keywords family, school, pupil, teacher, communications, family and school collaboration, experience, elementary school, innovative programs, a school providing the program Step by Step and Parents welcome
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Historical development of the Loděnice school in the context of its region
Šedivá, Jana ; Uhlířová, Jana (advisor) ; Stará, Jana (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to show evidence and map a continuous educational development in the town of Loděnice in the Beroun region, where it is situated. The primary resources the author works with are school chronicles kept in the State regional archive in Beroun and school funds in Loděnice. The thesis has got a historical character, the author therefore uses work with sources, historical-comparative method, analysis, synthesis and interview. The thesis shows a specific period of this school, i.e. its development in 1782-1945. The author using the archive resources documents the educational development in Loděnice town in respect to the specified criteria. Furthermore, she maps the region of Beroun, its agricultural and industrial development. She highlights what influence the development in these areas had on education. Keywords Historical development, primary documents (chronicals, school documentation, inspection reports), law standards, region of Beroun, Loděnice.
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Origin and historical development of the First Constitutional Elementary School in Central Europe at the František Hamza Sanatorium in Luže
Slabá, Soňa ; Stará, Jana (referee) ; Hejlová, Helena (referee)
TITLE: Origin and historical development of the First Constitutional Elementary School in Central Europe at the František Hamza Sanatorium in Luže AUTHOR: Mgr. Soňa Mikolášková ABSTRACT The aim of the thesis is based on archival sources and literature to capture the most complete picture of the historical development of constitutional fundamental schools, including the pedagogical approach and the ideas of its founder Prof. Francis Hamza MD, the curriculum, the teaching and the specifics of this school. This school was the First Constitutional Elementary School in Central Europe. It only later began to emerge at other schools, hospitals and other medical facilities. And today, the school performs particularly, education and the educational function, which has a significant positive impact on the healing process of the child, because her thoughts move away from illness, pain, fear and are helped to overcome the sadness of separation from the family. KEY WORDS Scrofula, tuberculosis, history, hospital, kids, teacher, school, nature, air, access
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