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Poradenský systém v ČR a jeho využívání žáky středních odborných škol
Mücková, Petra
The bachelor thesis is focused on the counselling system in the Czech Republic and its use by secondary school pupils. It will be divided into theoretical and practical part. The theoretical part will describe the brief history of the counselling system in the Czech Republic and the legislation related to the individual components of the counselling system specifically school counselling centers and school counsel-ling facilities. The following chapters will then provide an in depth illustration of school counselling centers and school counselling facilities and services provided to pupils. The methods of processing the theoretical part will be the study of print-ed and electronic sources, analysis, comparison of findings and synthesis. In the practical part of the work, a survey will be carried out, the aim of which is to find out the pupils' awareness of the offer of counselling services, the degree and rea-sons for their use and the satisfaction of the pupils with the provided services. The survey will take place at the Secondary School of Hotel and Services in Kroměříž. The respondents will be apprentice students. Data will be processed using Micro-soft Excel.Formula clause:Declaration I hereby declare that, this thesis entitled Counselling system in the Czech Republic and its use by secondary school was written and completed by me. I also declare that all the sources and information used to complete the thesis are included in the list of references. I agree that the thesis could be made public in accordance with Article 47b of Act No. 111/1998 Coll., Higher Education Institutions and on Amendments and Supplements to Some Other Acts (the Higher Education Act), and in accordance with the current Directive on publishing of the final thesis. I declare that the printed version of the thesis and electronic version of the thesis published in the application of the Final Thesis in the University Information System is identical. I am aware that my thesis is written in accordance to Act. 121/2000 Coll., on Copyright and therefore Mendel University in Brno has the right to conclude licence agreements on the utilization of the thesis as a school work in accordance with Article 60(1) of the Copyright Act. Before concluding a licence agreement on utilization of the work by another person, I will request a written statement from the university that the licence agreement is not in contradiction to legitimate interests of the university, and I will also pay a prospective fee to cover the cost incurred in creating the work to the full amount of such costs. In Brno Date 23.5.2019 Signature
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Who is the School Psychologist?
Durchánek, Milan ; Lucká, Barbora (advisor) ; Valentová, Lidmila (referee)
Name: Who is the school psychologist? The theses deal with relations of school psychologist at school. It is emphasized on the relation web in The School Counselling Department where is psychologist also included. The aim of this theses is concentrated on the description of role and position of school psychologist in The Counselling Department. The theoretical part is divided into 2 chapters which are named The School Counselling Department and A School Psychologist. The First chapter devotes history of counselling and describes The School Counselling Department in general. There are also described the other counselling specialists whose psychologist meets in daily routine. The Second chapter is concentrated on history of school psychology concretely. It describes the role and position of school psychologist at school. The next part of this chapter is devoted the relationships of school psychologist with the others in the education process. Finally, the theoretical part deals with legislative anchoring of school psychologist's position. In the end, there was also description of some contemporary researches on topic of the role and the professional identity of school psychologist. The practical part of this theses shows the proceed research at 4 elementary schools. The data were collected from...
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Care in the profession of school psychologist - about himself and from others
Pýchová, Pavlína ; Lucká, Barbora (advisor) ; Kučerová, Olga (referee)
The bachelor thesis is devoted to the problem of school psychology. The aim of the bachelor thesis is to find out how the mental hygiene care in the profession of school psychologist looks and to map the factors influencing the given care process. The issue is examined in relation to the stressful situations that are perceived by the psychologists and in the context of the approach and view of the school management on the given issue. The thesis is divided into the theoretical and practical part. The theoretical part serves to introduce the topic and mediates insights from the literature on the given topic. It characterizes school psychology as a discipline, describes the specifics of the school psychologist's activities, the content of his work, the clientele and the pitfalls that may arise during its execution. It also deals with the stress and possibilities of psychohygiene in helping professions. The practical part introduces the reader into the methodology and presents the results of the interview analysis. A qualitative approach was chosen for the realization of the research. The data was collected through interviews with school psychologists at elementary schools, supplemented by interviews with the director or school representative. The output is the evaluation of the state of care and the...
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Social exclusion in school classrooms
Jeništová, Darja ; Janošová, Pavlína (advisor) ; Vágnerová, Marie (referee)
This thesis is focused on social exclusion. Theoretical part is concerned with social exclusion - its definition, forms and consequences. The next topic is inklusion, that is relatively new phenomenon in czech education. The last part includes prevention, that means prevention programs and especially school psychologists. Practical part is composed of thematical analysis of semistructured interviews with school psychologists. These school psychologists work with children who attend primary and lower secondary education. My intention was to answer these three questions. How do school psychologists perceive children, who are getting on the margin of class group? How do the prevention programs, that are supposed to help socially excluded childer work, according to school psychologists? How do school psychologists co-work with other adults who take care of a child, that is socially excluded? All respondents (school psychologists) meet socially excluded children in their school. They pay special attention to the children. They also do comprehend short-term and long-term consequences of such environment, not only for the excluded child but for the whole group. Primary prevention programs are, according to interviewees, the more effective the sooner the first program starts. There are two groups of...
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The influence of Reuven Feuerstein ́s method on elementary school teacher didactics
Kurcová, Petra ; Lucká, Barbora (advisor) ; Sotáková, Hana (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with influence of Feuerstein's method of Instrumental Enrichment on didactics of elementary school teacher. The Instrumental Enrichment method is a very sophisticated strategy for developing individual cognitive structures. A person who helps develop cognitive structures acts as a mediator. These mediators are most often parents or teachers. So, according to Feuerstein, the teacher is not merely a knowledge builder, but he tries to develop his / her thinking and teaching potential. The aim of my work is to deepen the general knowledge of the influence of this method on teachers' didactics from the perspective of those teachers who work with it. To clarify in which areas didactics teachers perceive the impact of this method and how concrete changes are reflected. The theoretical part of the thesis introduces the author of the method, Professor Reuven Feuerstein, and the theoretical starting points from which his method is based. In addition, Feuerstein's Instrumental Enrichment Program is introduced, which is an application of mediated learning to pedagogical practice. It further defines the concept of didactics. The last part deals with available research on the influence of the method on teachers' didactics. In the empirical part, which is based on qualitative research...
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School Counselling Centres - reality and expectations
Chrtková, Monika ; Kucharská, Anna (advisor) ; Kučerová, Olga (referee)
The thesis deals with the profession of school psychologist. We are wondering if there are any reasons that prevent or encourage the introduction of psychologists into schools. The first part of the thesis deals with the concepts of school psychology and school psychologist from the present and historical point of view. We are dedicated to the legislative anchoring of this profession and its ethical standards. We uncover the complex network of the school psychologist, including aspects that can be partaking of teachers' expectations of school psychologists. The second part of the thesis deals with the questionnaire survey which was carried out at the school, where the institution of the school psychologist is already established and where it is not. The data analysis was conducted the analysis. Through her, we found five areas of interest which affect expectations. The first area concerns the role of the school psychologist. The second area concerns of his work. The third is the idea of teachers about the " ideal " school psychologist. The fourth deals with the concerns of teachers and the fifth area concerns the financing of school psychologists. The main findings introduce together with the direct quote. In another part of the main findings offer a comparison between schools, which complement the...
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Expectacions of pedagogical workers from psychologists
ŠVAJGROVÁ, Lenka
The goal of my thesis is to describe what expectations pedagogical workers have from psychologists. The theoretical part contains information about psychology of education and school psychologist's relationships. Based on that knowledge I tried to discover expectations of pedagogical workers from school psychologists. For that, I used qualitative research techniques. In overall professional and personal expectations of pedagogical workers from school psychologists are high. Sometimes expectations of pedagogical workers can be unclear which can cause misunderstanding among pedagogical workers and school psychologists. But even then pedagogical workers appreciate school psychologists especially because of inclusion.
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