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Perception of parents when evaluating their children's school
Pánková, Magdaléna ; Viktorová, Ida (advisor) ; Vídršperková, Lenka (referee)
This diploma thesis aims to delve deeper into parents' perspectives on their children's schools. The research intends to investigate the factors that parents consider significant when assessing their child's educational institution and also considers their own past experiences with schooling, which may influence their expectations for their children's education. The theoretical part explores the concept of school satisfaction, examines the current discourse on education with a focus on the parent-school relationship, and highlights socio-cultural disparities in attitudes towards education and their reproduction. The empirical section of the thesis outlines the research goals and questions and describes the use of semi-structured interviews with eight parents whose children are currently studying in the third year of grammar school or secondary vocational school. Detailed profiles of the participants are also presented. The collected data is analyzed and grouped into four main categories and other sub-categories, which provide insights into parents' perspectives on their children's education. The findings reveal that parents prioritize children's satisfaction, individualized teaching approaches, and a collaborative partnership between parents and the school. Parents use their own past experiences as...
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Cyberbullying awareness in adolescence
Rubličová, Jana ; Kollerová, Lenka (advisor) ; Zvírotský, Michal (referee)
This thesis examines awareness of cyberbullying in adolescent children. The thesis is divided into two parts, theoretical and practical. In part one, the reader is introduced to the basic concepts related to bullying and cyberbullying, including the types, forms and platforms on which cyberbullying can take place. It then describes who is involved in the whole process of cyberbullying and also outlines the legislative provisions. The paper also focuses on prevention and sources of help for victims of cyberbullying. Adolescents' attitudes towards cyberbullying, their awareness of cyberbullying and their level of condemnation of cyberbullying are described. In the second, practical part, the level of awareness of adolescents was investigated by means of a quantitative questionnaire survey in three main areas: the adolescents' knowledge of basic concepts, their knowledge of cyberbullying prevention and their level of cyberbullying condemnation. A total of 116 questionnaires were used for the subsequent evaluation, where the average age of the respondents was 13.1 years. The results showed that the most familiar form of cyberbullying for students is cyberstalking and that they get most of their information about cyberbullying from school. However, there is a need to inform students more about topics...
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Knowledge about healthy food and eating habits of teachers in selected schools
Jarošová, Karolína ; Váchová, Alena (advisor) ; Kovaříková, Miroslava (referee)
The diploma thesis "Knowledge about healthy food and eating habits of teachers in the selected schools" aimed to find out the nutritional knowledge of teachers at selected primary and secondary schools and also find out how much do they follow the basic principles of healthy nutritions during their working days. The research for my diploma thesis was carried out using a questionnaire survey, in which two hundred and forty one teachers of selected primary and secondary schools participated. .All the schools that I selected for the questionnaire survey are located in Kladno, the most populous city in the Central Bohemian region. The questionnaire survey was devided into three parts - to identify the teachers, their knowledge and their eating habbits. The results of the research were good - the overall success rate of all respondents was 63.3%. Primary school teachers fared slightly better than secondary school teachers. According to predetermined criteria, teachers pay attention to the principles of a healthy diet only exceptionally. Secondary school teachers fared significantly better in this section. The last question dealt with teachers' needs. It would help the teachers the most to extend the break so that the teachers have more time to have a snack or replenish fluids. They also showed an...
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Working with School Curriculum and Teaching Geography in Secondary Schools (Lower Secondary Education)
KALINA, Matyáš
The year 2007 marked the transition to a two-level system of educational documents for Czech education, which many described as a revolution. To this day, however, it is evident that for many schools and teachers this change took place only on paper, which also negatively affects the teaching of geography. This work provides an insight into the topics of working with school curriculum and teaching geography from the point of view of lower secondary education geography teachers. The theoretical part is devoted to the history and current system of Czech educational documents. The theory of geography teaching is also outlined. In the practical part, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 21 geography teachers, which made it possible to deepen the understanding of teaching geography and working with school curriculum. Due to the small number of interviewed teachers, the results cannot be considered representative, despite this, the work confirmed the formality of school curricula to a certain level. In many cases, the work of teachers and schools with school curriculum remains very shallow. The character of geography teaching contains significant differences among the teachers, the Czech educational system is highly differentiated. The research also pointed out the weak positions of human geography and fieldwork in the geography education at lower secondary education. The semi-structured interviews contained a total of 18 segments, 9 on working with school curriculum and 9 on selected aspects of geography teaching.
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The history of the Ruzyně school in the years 1922-1948
ŠVARCOVÁ, Michaela
The diploma thesis deals with the historical development of elementary education is the village of Ruzyně until 1948. The work is divided into several chapters, which are connected one to the other. The work contains a brief history of the village of Ruzyně and history of school in the years 1922-1948. It summarizes and analyzes available and regional sources. The work follows the organization of teaching and the status of pupils, changes in the teaching staff, religious teaching, extracurrcular activities, celebrations, importat events and the use of the school building. The thesis also focuses on tne influence of political changes in education and on historical events. The basic for the preparation of this work are mainly the chronicles of the village and chronicles of the school.
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Galaxies and their presentation within lessons at primary school
PRUNNEROVÁ, Hana
My bachelor theses deals with the galaxy topics (including Milky Way) and with their presentations during elementary school lessons. The first part of my theses is devoted to Milky way (how this name was founded, how it is created and structured, it ´s devoted to its history and investigation, to local galaxy groups) and to extragalactical objects (the history of investigation, the Hubble classification of galaxies, the rotation of galaxies and the formation of spiral shoulders, their crashes and the canibalism of galaxies, distances of galaxies, the Hubble constant). The following part involves how to present galaxies as a part of the Framework Education Programme (FEP) and the School Education Programme (SEP) and the textbook analysis. The final part deals with the analysis of the questionnaire among teachers and teachers to be if and how it is possible to implement this topic into elementary school lessons (Milky Way included), how much interest pupils have in this topic and their knowledge.
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An effect of attended outdoor education on pre-service biology teachers
KYTLEROVÁ, Petra
This diploma thesis deals with the effect of attended outdoor education on pre-service biology students at University in České Budějovice. There is an explanation of what is outdoor education and what are its schemes and forms in the theoretical part. Then there are the benefits and disadvantages of outdoor education which relate to the reasons why outdoor education is or is not part of teaching biology. In the last part of the theoretical part there is the incorporation of outdoor education into the RVP ZV and a chapter about outdoor education in other researches. A questionnaire was assembled based on the theoretical part and it was sent to former students of Faculty of Education in České Budějovice who studied biology. The outcomes of the questionnaire are in the last part. By some students the correlation of the number of participated outdoor courses and results of the studying was made but no relation was confirmed.
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Preparation of Didactic Materials for Teaching First Aid at Elementary Schools
Hubínková, Zdeňka ; Kuba, Radim (advisor) ; Hanušová, Jaroslava (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with the issue of first aid education at the second stage of elementary schools. The aim of the thesis was to create a set of tasks that the teacher can use as a part of the students' independent work during the time when the teacher is working with other students during practical training. The first part of the thesis contains a general overview of the importance of first aid, the integration of first aid in curricular documents at elementary schools and the possibilities of teaching first aid, including organizational forms, methods and didactic tools for teaching first aid in schools. The second part deals with the creation of worksheets with tasks and their evaluation. A total of 9 different types of tasks were created in 4 variants, which were then grouped into 4 worksheets. The assessment of the applicability of the tasks in practice was carried out in the form of an evaluation questionnaire, in terms of comprehensibility, difficulty and entertainment. The results show that the created tasks meet the above-mentioned characteristics at an appropriate level - the pupils rated them as comprehensible, reasonably challenging and entertaining. In addition to a set of worksheets, the work also includes solutions to individual tasks, including an indication of the average...
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Teaching with the help of modern technologies in primary school from the perspective of the teacher
PŘECHOVÁ, Romana
This bachelor thesis focuses on teaching with the help of modern technologies in primary school from the teacher's perspective. The theoretical part defines basic concepts such as pedagogy, teaching, modern technology, teacher and briefly describes the difference between traditional and modern teaching. Subsequently, a large part is devoted to the description of selected modern technologies that are often used in teaching. The next chapter deals with the weaknesses and disadvantages of modern technologies. The theoretical part concludes with a chapter dealing with selected online technologies. The bachelor thesis also includes a practical part, which aims to find out how primary school teachers relate to modern technologies. Quantitative research is used here, in the form of a questionnaire.
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Teachers' approach to problematic students and solving problematic situations
KOLÁŘOVÁ, Kateřina
The aim of this bachelor's thesis is to investigate teachers' approaches to problematic students, whose behaviour may be caused by personal obstacles, suffering, difficulties, or a feeling of insecurity. The bachelor thesis has two parts, theoretical and practical. The theoretical part of the thesis deals with discipline, morality, respect, and authority of students towards teachers. Furthermore, the theoretical part includes aspects that can influence an individual's behaviour. The practical part is devoted to qualitative research, where a semi-structured interview is used to collect data. Interview informants are primary school and junior grammar school teachers. The questions in the interviews are aimed at teachers' experiences with problematic pupils and solutions to problematic situations.
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