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The Use of Acting and Drama in Education in Kindergartens as a Means of Social Skills Development of Preschool Children
TŘASÁKOVÁ, Eliška
This thesis deals with the development of social skills in preschool education using drama education methods. The thesis consists of two parts. In the theoretical part one can find the characteristics of the current concept of preschool education with regard to drama education, the definition of the term, as well as its principles, methods, forms, means. The thesis also deals with drama education as a means for social and cooperative learning.It deals with play and free play. Part of the practical part is the structure of the lesson, according to which there are 15 lessons focused on the development of social skills using drama education methods. All lessons are linked to the season and some are motivated stories. Each lesson includes objectives for the development of social skills which are linked to the national framework educational plan. For the lesson evaluation I used the method of observation, pupil evaluation and the teacher self-reflection.
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Consequences of the Teaching drama with the focus on civics
PAŠEK, Jan
1. Introduction to the system of school drama. Basic terminology and issues, choice of topics, texts and goals in dramatic play and improvisation, organizational forms, methods and techniques, evaluation of play and improvisation \\ 2. Personal and social development of actors of dramatic play and improvisation (sciences, interests, social events, space, time, etc.), comparison of text position (author, improvisation), actors of play (pupils) and role of pedagogue in school drama \\ 3. Narrative in school drama-nature of storytelling, fiction, content framework, psychological aspects of play and improvisation-what is the group and players, development of abilities and skills \\ 4. Sociological research on the topic of experience and application of drama education in primary school teachers with a focus on civic education (application of survey techniques, questionnaire, direct participant observation, etc.), own experience with drama education in civics lessons, or introducing their own games which could be used in teaching \\ 5. Interview with Professor Miloš Horanský (or with another expert dealing with this issue) about the importance and application of drama education in primary school, the forms and organization of drama education in primary school
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Methods and techniques of drama education as a prevention of patological phenomena at primary school
Fančíková, Jana ; Ferklová, Alžběta (advisor) ; Hanyš Holemá, Irena (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with methods and techniques of drama education, how they help prevent pathological phenomena at a young school age. The work is divided into theoretical and practical part. The theoretical part is focused on the characteristics of drama education, the definition of methods and techniques, the history of drama education, and also anchoring in the FEP ZV. I also deal with the topic of pathological phenomena. Finally, in the theoretical work I describe the possibility of using drama education for the prevention of pathological phenomena. The practical part deals with introducing students to pathological phenomena and their prevention. A secondary goal is to integrate individuals into the group of 3rd class. KEY WORDS Drama education, patological phenomena, primary school age, methods and techniques of drama education, socialization
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Resolving DifficultSituations in Pre-school Children Using Methods and Techniques of Dramatic Theory
Bečková, Jana ; Hanyš Holemá, Irena (advisor) ; Poche Kargerová, Jana (referee)
The diploma thesis is focused on preschool children and resolving their challenging life situations using techniques and methods of drama education (hereinafter referred to as DE). The aim of the thesis is to find out whether the use of DE techniques and methods is effective in mastering the safe and correct behavior of preschool children in selected challenging situations. The thesis is divided into theoretical and practical part. In the theoretical part I focus on the definition of the term RV, its process, purposes, principles, techniques and methods, as well as the environment and conditions. I also summarize the characteristics of preschool age.In the practical part, I focus on what are the dangerous, crisis and especially challenging situations in which preschool children may find themselves. I state how the solution of the given situations should look right, therefore safe. From the reactions of children during dramatization and from the answers during the interview, it is clear what children imagine under the concept of danger and difficult situations. I watch how with the help of DE children learn to behave in given situations. I confirm the effectiveness of DE in the acquisition of abilities and skills by children of correct and safe behavior through the method of interview and...
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Drama education as a way for teaching literature
Samotánová, Pavla ; Ferklová, Alžběta (advisor) ; Svobodová, Radmila (referee)
The integration of drama education in the primary education is one of the frequently discussed topics in the contemporary education. This diploma thesis deals mainly with the use of drama as a supplementary teaching method for the work with literary texts. The main aim is to compare the efficiency of literary education that uses standard educatory methods with the education that uses methods and techniques of drama education. The theoretical part deals especially with the terms personality of a child of lower school age, literacy and drama education. The practical part emphasizes the strong impact that own experience have on children readers and therefore underlines the efficiency and applicability of drama methods and techniques not only in the literary education, but in other subjects as well. It also contains the used methodic and results of the research based on questionnaires which were used for recording and tracking of the memorized information.The focus group for the research consists of pupils of lower school age.
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Usage of portfolios in drama classes
Kozlová, Jana ; Marušák, Radek (advisor) ; Tomková, Anna (referee)
I divided my thesis "The usage of portfolios in drama classes " into two parts. The first part of my thesis is theoretical and it deals with different types of portfolios and rates the usage of them in different drama classes. I tried to see the portfolios from the user's point of view. The whole collection of portfolios is a valuable tool that reflects the personality and social development of my students. It allows the observation of a student's attitude and value development. The list of methods and techniques can be found in my thesis, and can be used to plan lessons with the planned portfolio's output. The second part of my thesis shows illustrations of practical drama class lessons and the worksheets that can be used as a basis for future portfolios. The lesson samples contain methods, and information about the realization and reflection of the lessons as well. My thesis contains samples from the children enriched with worksheet evaluations.
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Use of drama methods in historical studies at primary school
Šalamounová, Klára ; Marušák, Radek (advisor) ; Svobodová, Radmila (referee)
This thesis examines the possibilities of linking historiographical education and drama curriculum in primary school using action research. The theoretical part examines various educational and psychological bases that support the idea of linking drama and historiographical education and defines the possibilities of the involvement of drama as a teaching method in the primary school. The practical part contains specific proposal of two lessons with historiographical themes and also includes evaluation of their implementation in 4th and 5th class. Both lessons are designed and implemented in accordance with the teachings of Three-phase, respecting the psychological aspects of the target group. Lessons use mainly drama methods, marginally methods of curriculum Reading and writing to critical thinking, Experiential learning, Project teaching and Cooperative learning are used. Action research is evaluated through observation and detailed description of teacher reflection.
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