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Implementation of support measures for pupils with specific behavioral disorders in primary schools
Stránská, Anna ; Němec, Zbyněk (advisor) ; Felcmanová, Lenka (referee)
The diploma thesis is focused on providing support to pupils with specific behavioral disorders at ordinary primary schools. Its aim is to find out how support is provided to pupils with specific behavioral disorders at ordinary elementary schools, what are the potentialities for providing optimal support to these pupils and suggest possible measures and procedures to improve them. The thesis consists of theoretical and research part. The theoretical part characterizes specific behavioral disorders, education and support for pupils with these disorders. The research part of the thesis focuses on the implementation of support measures for pupils with specific behavioral disorders at selected elementary schools. This problem is solved in two levels. The first plane is qualitative, it is a case study of the school (author's workplace). The basis for the preparation of case report are interviews with school special pedagogues and unstructured observations. The second part is aimed at supporting pupils with specific behavioral disorders on a wider scale. The basis for the data is the questionnaire survey, which was attended by teachers and teacher assistants from other schools. According to the results of the research, the pedagogical staff focuses mainly on the attentiveness and behavior of pupils with...
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Support education for pupils with mental disabilities in primary schools
Kamenická, Petra ; Němec, Zbyněk (advisor) ; Felcmanová, Lenka (referee)
This diploma thesis is concerned with the issues of educational support within the integration of pupils with mild mental disabilities in common primary schools. The theoretical part is divided into chapters which deal with the definition of mild mental disability and its classification, the description of pupils with mild mental disabilities in school age, the specific needs within the education of pupils with mild mental disabilities, the issue of integration, the valid legislature concerning these pupils and most importantly with the supporting measures which are provided for these pupils. The aim of the practical part of the thesis was to find out which supporting measures are provided for pupils with mild mental disabilities in common primary schools and how are these measures put into practice. To gather the required information, the method of a semi-structured interview with selected teachers and the staff of school consulting centers has been used. To further specify the acquired data, the analysis of pupil documentation (mainly individual education plans) has been carried out. The research showed that all students with mild mental disabilities, who are integrated into primary schools, are provided support, but the extent of said support varies according to the awareness of educational...
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The Integration from the perspective of teacher from kindergarten
STEJSKALOVÁ, Kristýna
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to find out attitude and experience of the teachers from the kindergarten with school integration. The bachelor thesis consists of a theoretical and practical part. Theoretical part define teacher's role, there are described requirements on his personality, professional competencies and liability in accordance with Rámcového vzdělávacího programu pro předškolní vzdělávání (RVP PV). I focused on special needs of the child and on the alternative ways of his education. I mention school counseling institutes and their role in processing pupil support levels during education. In the last chapter I define concepts like integration and inclusion and I deal with legislation related to school integration. Then I present factors which could be disruptive to successful course of integration process and their pros and cons, and I also speak about importance of the teacher during integration. The practical part is focused on determining the attitudes of teachers towards integration and processing their experience with educating a child with disability.The aim of this bachelor thesis is to find out, how school integration process works by the eyes of the teacher from the kindergarten. The bachelor thesis consists of a theoretical and practical part. In the theoretical part, there are described and explained topics such as, who is the teacher in the kindergarten, his personality, professional competence and his responsibilities in accordance with RVP PV. I focused on special needs of the child and on the alternative ways of his education. I mention school counseling institutes and their role in processing pupil support levels during education. In the last chapter I define concepts like integration and inclusion and I deal with legislation related to school integration. Then I present factors which could be disruptive to successful course of integration process and their pros and cons, and I also speak about importance of the teacher during integration. The practical part is focused on determining the attitudes of teachers towards integration and processing their experience with integration.
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The current situation of students with specific learning disabilities in the 1st. degree of Elementary school in the context of special education care.
MARUŠÁKOVÁ, Aneta
This diploma thesis deals with the mapping of the current state and trends in the care for individuals with a specific learning disorder at the first level of elementary school in the Czech Republic. The thesis is divided into theoretical part and practical part. The theoretical part is focused on the distribution of specific learning disorders, reeducation, diagnostics, legislation and support measures. The practical part of the diploma thesis is focused on the current education system connected with the new Decree No. 27/2016 Coll. about the education of pupils with special educational needs and gifted pupils and on the care of pupils with specific learning disabilities.
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Hard of hearing person in process of education
Havelková, Pavlína ; Hádková, Kateřina (advisor) ; Komorná, Marie (referee)
The thesis deals with the process of education of hard of hearing people. The work is based on relevant professional literature and is divided into the theoretical and practical part. The theoretical part of the work sums up the classification of hearing impaired people, hearing loss and its specifics. The work further focuses on the education of people with hearing impairment and pursues the development of education of these people in more detail. Besides, it takes interest in legislative measures related to schooling and concentrates on the education of hard of hearing people in various types and stages of schools in particular. The theoretical part concludes with a description of the current situation in the Czech Republic in the context of the chosen areas of education of hearing impaired people. The practical part consists of a research survey carried out by means of interviews that are analysed using the grounded theory research method. Using a research survey, the practical part looks into the attitudes that hard of hearing people maintain while studying. The aim of the work is to find out which positives and negatives these people meet during their studies. The outcomes of the research survey highlighted the phenomena that emerge in schooling and how the respondents perceive them. Finally,...
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Possibility of Education for Pupils with Celebral Palsy within the Mainstream Education
NESVADBOVÁ, Helena
This bachelor thesis is devoted to the topic of educational possibilities for children with CP in the main educational stream in the city of České Budějovice. The first, theoretical part is focused on defining the CP, its diagnosis, classification and possible treatment methods. The next chapters look into history of education of handicapped children and the legislature which deals with the education of children with CP nowadays. The goal of this thesis is to explore the possibilities and processes of education of children with CP. This thesis is also trying to find out the opinions regarding this issue from parents, children and educational staff. The set goal is reached using quantitative research. This research was made using semi-structured interview with individual respondents and also the student's documentation was looked into. All respondents were contacted via directors or specialized educational staff of specific schools whom the request for cooperation was sent. The selected group of respondents was designed so that its structure corresponded with the goals of the thesis. The interviews were conducted in privacy without anyone else being present. The interviews with minors were conducted under the supervision of their legal guardian. The anonymity of all respondents was assured in the informed consent. Results of the research should be seen as basic information on the issue, because of relatively small number of respondents. After conducting the analysis, it is possible to say that children and pupils are satisfied with the given state of education. The result of research is the finding of insufficient usage of supportive means corresponding with current legislation. Most of the school included in the research are waiting for new examination of their pupils and also for explication of Special Pedagogy Center about possibilities of supportive measures funding. It would be suitable to review this thesis after for example two years in order to learn new information on the usage of supportive means and also possibilities of education of children with CP.
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Supporting children with special educational needs and disabilities: examples of good practice at primary and lower secondary schools in and around Tábor.
KISBY, Hana
The theoretical part of this dissertation deals with the issue of special needs integration. It provides explanations of terms concerning special needs education whilst examining factors that could influence its success rate. Moreover, it specifies the legislative basis regarding the education of people with special educational needs. This includes the organisation of special educational provision and its types, the system of SEN support, the role of teaching assistants and their major responsibilities. The closing chapter consists of disability profiles of selected SEN pupils. The practical part is devoted to the casuistry of selected SEN pupils. It describes the diagnosis, course and progress of their disability from birth to present day and looks at how they interact with classmates as well as their educational performance, possibilities and limits. Moreover, it examines their family background and attitudes of parents and teachers towards their school duties, which present the increased demands so closely linked with the SEN process. Attention is drawn to the benefits of inclusive education for both pupils with disabilities themselves and for classes they are integrated into. Research took the form of personal document analysis, observation and interviews with the SEN pupils, their parents, teachers and classmates. In effect, the investigation implies that the success of special needs integration depends on a whole range of factors, perhaps the most crucial being the teacher's personality. This is of vital importance for managing both knowledge transfer and mutual interaction between mainstream children and children with disabilities.
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