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Issue of a begining teacher in a contemporary school
Bučková, Kateřina ; Kasíková, Hana (advisor) ; Dvořáková, Markéta (referee)
The thesis deals with the issue of a beginning teacher in a contemporary school. This work comprises both the theoretical and empirical aspects. In the theoretical part it attends to the issue of a beginning teacher according to mentioned literature, it contemplates particularly about undergraduate preparation of teacher education, professional start of a beginning teachers and their introduction to practice. The empiric part is based on qualitative case study. It focuses on a perception of the novice in 110 the teacher profession from a view of the headmaster, expert teachers and student and of beginning teachers themselves. The aim of my diploma work is a particular description of a position of a beginning teacher in a school environment and to explain, how the participants of this study perceive this position and the relationships at the working place. This study wants to contribute for creation a space for a conscious attitude towards the beginning teachers in the school environment and induce a discussion about possibilities of exploitation of study results to eventual appropriate change of the perception of the beginning teacher in the social relationships in a specific school environment.
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History of house n. 136 in the centre of Kutná Hora
Pavelková, Linda ; Županič, Jan (advisor) ; Dvořáková, Markéta (referee)
My thesis History of house n. 136 in the centre of Kutná Hora focuses on the history house, particularly the house n. 136 in Kutná Hora. It is a medieval house which is situated in the southern part of the historical centre of the town and which is the Gothic foundations. House building is evidence of the historical development of the city from its the beginnings to the present. The main aim of my project was looking up for as much as possible information available which touching the history of the house. The primary recourse was a rewrite the city's books by Jan Fiala. The second part of my project talks about the extensive reconstruction of the house, which runs nowadays. This section includes a description of the actual reconstruction itself and also description of the restored Gothic portals and description of several findings that were found during the reconstruction of the house. Conclusion summarizes and generalizes the ideas developed in the body of the text itself.
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(Non) Relevance of education for children of Romany families
Jará, Marie ; Dvořáková, Markéta (advisor) ; Kubišová, Zuzana (referee)
Bakalářská práce sleduje problematiku vzdělávání dětí z romských rodin. Prostřednictvím krátkého pohledu do historie romské národnostní menšiny mapuje vztah těchto dětí ke škole, spolužákům a jako nejdůležitější vztah ke vzdělání. Práce zmiňuje úskalí, na které naráží proces vzdělávání - diskriminace, segregace, romský jazyk a tradiční romská výchova. Také nabízí možnosti řešení, jakými je asistent pedagoga, přípravné ročníky či multukulturní výchova, Na závěr práce jsou zmíněny i nestátní neziskové organizace pracující s touto skupinou dětí.
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Church of Our Lady Victorious and the Cult of the Holy Infant of Prague
Havelková, Tereza ; Županič, Jan (advisor) ; Dvořáková, Markéta (referee)
This work includes the history of the church of Saint Mary Victorious and the Infant Jesus of Prague and the places where his cult is hold and the ways how the popularity of the Prague Infant spread all around the world. The first part is about the history of the church of Saint Mary Victorious, including entries about former Lutheran church of The Holy Trinity which was rebuilt and thus the contemporary church was developed after the former owners Lutherans were banished and the new owners Barefooted Carmelites came. During the reign of Josef II the Carmelite monastery was abandoned and the church was administered by Maltese Knights. After the year 1990 the Carmelites returned. The following part deals with the history of the Holy Infant of Prague, with his origins before he came to Prague and his story during the Thirty Years' War. The basic information of his owners and Barefooted Carmelites are included. The last part contains the description of the Prague Infant, how he is dressed and how the cult is spread around the Czech country and later all over the world.
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Wedding: A Traditional Rite of Passage in the context of the 21st century
Hrušková, Zuzana ; Dvořáková, Markéta (advisor) ; Dvořáková, Michaela (referee)
The thesis Wedding: A Traditional Rite of Passage in the context of the 21st century is focused on nuptials from the perspective of various social studies. Its practical part deals with current attitudes of young people towards nuptials and nuptial customs. The paper is divided into four main chapters. In the first chapter wedding is set in the context of the whole system of rituals in order to highlight its importance in human lives. Second chapter of the thesis deals with the history of the wedding ceremony. Particularly, the history of old Germanic tribes and Romans is described there as our current weddings are mainly inspired by them. Chapter three is focused on the demographic and legal points of view. For instance, we can learn about marriage rates, the age of the first wedding or about the formal requirements for a legal marriage. The practical part of the thesis can be found in the chapter four. The process and results of the research are presented there. Furthermore, the results are compared with other papers concerning the same issues.
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European pilgrim place in the view of 21st century
Girgelová, Jana ; Dvořáková, Markéta (advisor) ; Dvořáková, Michaela (referee)
The peregrination, the pilgrimage and the visiting of pilgrim places have always belonged to the human lives inherently. The roots of Christian pilgrim places following Jewish tradition may be probably found in Jerusalem. Currently the modern man has a need to find these places and address to them not only in pressure. This bachelor thesis describes key moments concerning the pilgrim places and their transformations in the history. The bachelor thesis is focused on the one of the most visited European pilgrim places which is situated in France - Lourdes. We include it in cultural heritage and we understand it as a part of the European identity. This place is not like other cathedrals and churches which we admire as the monuments. This place can address us spiritually. Lourdes is one of the Marian pilgrim places and it is famous thanks to Bernadette Soubirous who repeatedly had apparitions of Our Lady in 1858. The bachelor thesis also tries to represent the importance of the pilgrim places for the medieval and for the modern man and to describe their attitudes to them or how their approach has changed.
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