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Firehouse
Coufalová, Martina ; Závorková, Kateřina (referee) ; Králová, Zuzana (advisor)
The proposed fire station (type JPO II/1) is situated in village Měřín in gently prone terrain. It is brick, non-basement, two-floor structure in operational part. Building contains two rectangles with dimensions – 24,9x17,0 metres in operational part, 18,45x16,1 metres in technical part. The fire station is based on plain concrete foundations and roofed is designed on a single casing roof.
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Working with unmotivated students in German classes
COUFALOVÁ, Markéta
This thesis deals with motivation and demotivation in lessons of German as foreign language (GFL), and offers practical approaches for dealing with unmotivated GFL learners. The theoretical basis of this work is formed by the central approaches of neo-communicative foreign language teaching. The explanation of the basic terms for foreign language teaching in the 21st century is followed by separate chapters dedicated to motivation and demotivation respectively. This part also discusses types of motivation, motives and (language) learning motivation. In relation to that, unmotivated learners and activation methods are addressed in the further course of the work. Activation methods are presented as motivational opportunities for unmotivated GFL learners. In the empirical part of the thesis, selected activation methods are tested in GFL lessons. The research is carried out on the (de)motivation of GFL learners at an upper primary school. The research participants take part in both German lessons including activation methods and in lessons not including any. Their active participation in the class is researched over a period of several weeks. Based on the data collected, valuable insights into the respective activation methods and their effect on student activity are provided. Methods proven to have a high activation effect are expected to eventually find their way into teaching practice.
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The implementation process of operative procedures in NGO
Coufalová, Margita ; Vrzáček, Petr (advisor) ; Janouškovec, Pavel (referee)
The period we live in, is characterised by many changes - changes of economical, political and social life. These changes involve all the subjects of the national economy, including the non - governmental organisations. If these organisations want to work effectively, they have to learn, how the changes can be used for their own profit. At the same time, they have to notify own internal risk factors. There for they can learn management of changes, which has specific tools, above all the human-sources utilisation leading to the realisation of defined objectives. This thesis deals both, the theoretical issues of management of changes and its practical aspects. The practical work is based on describing the process of the formation and application new labour-procedures in NGO called Diecezni charita Plzeň. The process starts by identification of problems, determination of tools and aims. It goes on the initiation of the labor-procedures and finally concludes by the evaluation of the process.
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Czech as a target language. An up-to-date evidence of Czech reference books available in the Czech Republic for our German fellow inhabitants
COUFALOVÁ, Markéta
This Bachelor thesis discusses Czech as a modern foreign language. It focuses on Czech language courses for foreigners, and on the teaching materials used there particularly Czech language text books for German-speaking foreigners. We are offered a deeper insight into Czech language courses in the Czech Republic and German-speaking countries; mainly Germany, Austria and Switzerland, based on a survey. Moreover, the thesis pays particular attention to teaching materials for German-speaking foreigners who are interested in learning Czech. In the end, the findings gathered from the survey research and analyses of Czech language teaching materials for foreigners will be put to good use; to create a draft of a vocabulary book with exercices for Czech language courses.
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Duties of members of a limited liability company
Coufalová, Michaela ; Patěk, Daniel (advisor) ; Josková, Lucie (referee)
The theme of this thesis is the duties of members of a Limited Liability Company. Recently experienced legislation about legal relationships of a Limited Liability Company many changes related to the new recodification of private law, made by the Act no. 89/2012 Coll, Civil Code, and by the Act no. 90/2012 Coll., Business Corporations Act. Recodification had very significant impact on some areas of a Limited Liability Companies and duties of theirs members. From this perspective it is a very current theme. The thesis is divided into five chapters. For thesis were used as primary sources laws of the Czech Republic, from secondary sources case law and numerous monographs, articles and commentaries to relevant laws. The most significant changes that directly affected the duties of members of a Limited Liability Company, are minimization of the amount of capital, pushing deposit and liability duties in the background, incorporation of the loyalty to the law, the possibility of acquisition of shares by the company, the possibility of creating more types of shares, the possibility of acquiring a stake in the company from non-owner and many others. The basis of the whole recodification is largely dispositive legislation that puts greater responsibility and prudence on members but creditors as well. The key...
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The implementation process of operative procedures in NGO
Coufalová, Margita ; Vrzáček, Petr (advisor) ; Janouškovec, Pavel (referee)
The period we live in, is characterised by many changes - changes of economical, political and social life. These changes involve all the subjects of the national economy, including the non - governmental organisations. If these organisations want to work effectively, they have to learn, how the changes can be used for their own profit. At the same time, they have to notify own internal risk factors. There for they can learn management of changes, which has specific tools, above all the human-sources utilisation leading to the realisation of defined objectives. This thesis deals both, the theoretical issues of management of changes and its practical aspects. The practical work is based on describing the process of the formation and application new labour-procedures in NGO called Diecezni charita Plzeň. The process starts by identification of problems, determination of tools and aims. It goes on the initiation of the labor-procedures and finally concludes by the evaluation of the process.
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Jáchymov as a Book awarded with a Prize and an Anti-prize: the Analysis of the Czech translation awarded with the Anti-prize Skřipec and its correction
COUFALOVÁ, Markéta
The first part of this Bachelor thesis is based on the translational theory by the Czech linguist and translator Jiří Levý. On these grounds the terms translation and bad translation are defined as well as the reasons and consequences of bad translation. Furthermore other relevant translational theories are introduced. In the end the meaning and relevance of an anti-prize are discussed while the Czech literary anti-prize Skřipec is presented. The core of the practical part of the thesis is the critical analysis focused on the Czech translation of the novel Jáchymov by Josef Haslinger, which received the above-mentioned anti-award in 2012. First of all, the content of the book is and then the reception of the novel in German and Czech speaking countries are presented. The major part consists of the comparison of both, the original German novel and its Czech translation, in order to discover the mistakes in the Czech version of the book. These are subsequently classified and commented with respect to Levý´s translational theory. Last but not least a correction of the wrong passages is conducted.
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Teaching English at Czech Kindergartens
COUFALOVÁ, Martina
In the Czech Republic, the compulsory teaching of English is from the third grade of primary school. Most primary schools start with teaching English in the first grade. Today it is a big trend to acquaint children with English at kindergardents. More and more kindergardents are offering this extra activity not only for the children. The aim of this work is a theoretical introduction to methods that are used for teaching English to preschool children, the performances of several documents that deal with this issue and also the development of pre-school children on the basis of studied literature. The practical part focuses on three kindergardens, where the children are acquainted with English. On the basis of observations and interviews, the way of teaching English is described.
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