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User Experience with the ROPRATEM program
DLOUHÁ, Kristína
This diploma thesis deals with the ROPRATEM program (the program for the development of work pace) and the experience of its users, specifically special pedagogues. Its aim was to clarify what progress pupils are making after the completion of th ROPRATEM program. The thesis is divided into two parts - theoretical and empirical. The theoretical part contains three chapters - the first one focuses on partial functions, their deficits and their possible impact on human aktivity. The issue of executive functions and slow work pace is described in the second chapter, In the third and last chapter, the ROPRATEM program and other programs aimed at developing a similar spectrum of functions are presented. In the empirical part, the research objective of the thesis and research questions are defined. Next, the chosen research method (semi-structured interviews) and the procedure of the research investigation are described. In the particular sub-chapters, the obtained data are analyzed - they are thematically divided according to the spheres on which the conducted interviews were focused. At the end of the empirical part, the results of the research investigation are evaluated within the stated research objective and research questions. The results of the research show that after the completion of the ROPRATEM program pupils' work pace accelerates, their ability to self-control and their willingness to make control improve. Children's reading competences, visual perception, visual discrimination and visual memory also improve. Pupils are also better oriented in their duties, concentrate better, are more disciplined and more independent. Furthermore, it is possible register a more careful and faultless elaboration of assigned tasks, improvements in spatial orientation, intermodal abilities and seriality. Better fluency and uniformity in thinking and working out tasks are also monitored. Another positive impact is the deeping of the relationship between parents and their child.
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