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Children as propagators of media literacy in the family
Říhová, Aneta ; Wolák, Radim (advisor) ; Šťastná, Lucie (referee)
Title: Children as propagators of media literacy in the family Type of thesis: Bachelor thesis Author: Aneta Říhová, B.A. Supervisor: Radim Wolák, M.A. The bachelor thesis deals with the spreading of media literacy in families. Concretely, attention is paid to the relation between the media education, which is established into the school curriculum and whether the scholars of primary schools in connection with completed lessons become, or at least can become propagators of media literacy. Today is media literacy achievement mostly associated with the school media education. But it is the family environment, where the children's relationship with the media is established from early childhood. The actual effect of children on the propagation of media literacy in families has not yet received significant attention. In the theoretical part of the thesis are presented the initial concepts and realised research is included in the wider context of media education in families. The empirical part of the thesis presents the results of the research, which was based on four semi-structured interviews in two families - separately parent and a child attending upper primary school or an equivalent year of grammar school. The work does not aim to produce generalizable results, but attempts to draw attention to...
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Ethics in parental mediation: How Czech parents approach the privacy of their childrenon the Internet
Vedrová, Tereza ; Šťastná, Lucie (advisor) ; Wolák, Radim (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with the ethical aspect of parental mediation and children's privacy on the internet. The aim of the work is to, using a qualitative research, assess how Czech parents perceive the privacy of their children on the internet, what ethical boundaries their media- educational approach has and what moral dilemmas they may possibly face. Furthermore, what Czech parents think of technical restrictions in the form of apps, software, locks and covert monitoring of the child. For data collection, the author chose in-depth interviews with parents of children aged 9-17. The work is divided into theoretical and empirical part. The theoretical part engages in placing parental mediation in a broader context, and discusses in detail styles of parental mediation, with emphasis on the restrictive approach, its technical tools and covert monitoring. Subsequently, it deals with the topic of ethics, privacy and trust in parental mediation. In the empirical part, the author presents and justifies the chosen methodology, sample, and describes the progress of data collection. The key chapter "data analysis" answers the main and partial research questions, and the results are processed and interpreted. The results of the research show that some Czech parents do have ethical dilemmas in parental...
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Children as propagators of media literacy in the family
Říhová, Aneta ; Wolák, Radim (advisor) ; Šťastná, Lucie (referee)
Title: Children as propagators of media literacy in the family Type of thesis: Bachelor thesis Author: Aneta Říhová, B.A. Supervisor: Radim Wolák, M.A. The bachelor thesis deals with the spreading of media literacy in families. Concretely, attention is paid to the relation between the media education, which is established into the school curriculum and whether the scholars of primary schools in connection with completed lessons become, or at least can become propagators of media literacy. Today is media literacy achievement mostly associated with the school media education. But it is the family environment, where the children's relationship with the media is established from early childhood. The actual effect of children on the propagation of media literacy in families has not yet received significant attention. In the theoretical part of the thesis are presented the initial concepts and realised research is included in the wider context of media education in families. The empirical part of the thesis presents the results of the research, which was based on four semi-structured interviews in two families - separately parent and a child attending upper primary school or an equivalent year of grammar school. The work does not aim to produce generalizable results, but attempts to draw attention to...
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