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A Decline in the Number of Vocations in Woman's Congregations in Czech Republic Relating to the Motivation of Newcomers
Kallová, Gabriela ; Bernard, Josef (advisor) ; Bernardová, Marie (referee)
The thesis describes motivation of candidates for religious life in apostolic active Congregations in Czech Republic, who entered a religious order or congregation after 2000. That year was significant. Since that time on religious orders in general have experienced lower number of young women entering religious life. Description of the motivation is accompanied by the look into the past and the impact of the communist regime on life and mission of women's religious orders and congregations as well as the influence on religiousness of public. The outcome of the long influence of the regime was remarkably displayed after 1989. Not only has The Velvet Revolution brought along freedom but it also brought changes in the value system and the ways of life for the society in general. My thesis considers those changes, especially when speaking about young people, because those changes could have an influence on motivation candidates for entering a religious order. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Education of Brownies and Cub Scouts. A Focuse on the Scout Centre "Čejka" in Veselí nad Moravou
Bílková, Magdaléna ; Bernard, Josef (advisor) ; Civínová, Lucie (referee)
This bachelor thesis is dealing with education of children who are in the first grade of the basic school (7, 8, 9, and 10 years of age), namely with the education of the brownies and cub scouts in the "Junák - Association of Scouts and Guides of the Czech Republic". The thesis describes the intellectual background, principles, aims, educational system and methods used in the above mentioned organization. The thesis also deals with the general problems of free-time education and shows specific approaches applied within the scout movement, namely it compares the activities done within the scout organization with other free-time activities available to children. An important part of the thesis is a methodological research based on the questionnaires. Its main target was to analyze the position of scouting among different free-time activities. The research was aimed at the parents of brownies and cub scouts from the scout centre "Čejka" in Veselí nad Moravou. The reserch showed that among all free- time activities, scouting is the activity which develops a child in the most complex way. However, it cannot compete with the specialized childern clubs which are focused on the development of a particular ability. Unfortunately, this conclusion does not have the statistic importance - due to the low return of the...
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I can still play with him Ludo!
Konopásková, Jana ; Bernard, Josef (advisor) ; Stupková, Vlasta (referee)
This thesis explores the topic of adolescence and employment of mentally disabled young people. The theoretical section summarizes the knowledge on the topic and also introduces the methology of transition programme in the nonFgovernmental organization Rytmus. The core of the paper rests in the analytical section which deals with the findings of a topical research project focused on parents of mentally disabled young people. The goal of this project was to describe, how the parents deal with their children's transition from school to adult life and what are their most acute fears in this period. In addition to this, it aimed to find out, if the transition programme was at all helpful. The whole analytical section is interwoven with a continual comparison of two groups of respondents F parents of children who have participated in the transition programme and parents of children who have not. This comparison helps me to find out what is the role of transition programme in parent' s lives. The analysis of discussed problem is divided into four thematic blocks: School, Transition period, Employment, The role of transition programme. The qualitative analysis of interviews followed the principles of grounded theory. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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The relationship of czech society and the roma minority
Jansa, Luboš ; Bernard, Josef (advisor) ; Klípa, Ondřej (referee)
The topic of this work is the relationship between the Roma minority and majority society. The main aim is analyse and compare the attitudes of people towards the coexistence with the Roma minority in the Czech society between the years of 1997 and 2006. Further more, the work is also enriched by the content analysis of the newspaper MF Dnes, which analysed the media image of this minority in the years of 1996 and 2006. The first part of this work is devoted to the issues of Roma minority, attitudes and media. Thee second part presents the analysis and comparison of data from questionnaires and the results from contentanalysis. Finally, the connections between both analyses are discussedincluding also its relevance government document Přístup vlády ČR k integraci Romů (The approach of the government of the Czech Republic towards the integration of Roma community). Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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The Development of Small Municipalities – Terms and Operationalisation
Bernard, Josef
The paper deals with selected theoretical frameworks of local community development. The dichotomy "development of community" and "development in community" is used for a better transparence of the theoretical approaches which are often fuzzy. A model of local development based on the both approaches, is presented, regarding both the structural factors and internal factors of collective action.
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