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Using fairy tales during free time activities in after school club
Trkovská, Jana ; Hanzová, Marie (advisor) ; Hanková, Zdeňka (referee)
This Bachelor's work deals with the utilization of the literary genre of fairytales, in free time activities in the after school club. In the theoretical cast, the basic concepts are stated: fairy tale, children's literature, reader literacy, characteristics of the young school age, free time activities in the after school club. In the practical part, there is a description of a project tested in practise in a section of the after school club. The aim of this work was not only to awaken the interest of the pupil in reading, but even to show, that fairy tales develop the personality of children, imagination and can help us during solving educational problems.
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The Influence of Extracurricular Sport Activities on School Performance of Roma Children Attending Middle Schools in Prague 2
Majzel, Jakub ; Havránková, Olga (advisor) ; Víšek, Petr (referee)
The Influence of Extracurricular Sport Activities on School Performance of Roma Children Attending Middle Schools in Prague 2 Anotation Thesis deals the topic of Extracurricular Sport Activities and education of Roma children. It describes notions concerning Roma culture and issue, age epoch of target group and notions related to the leisure of child at middle school. It highlights the funktion of sport, which serves as a useful way to spend their free time in combination with the school and also very benefical aktivity affecting the physical, psychical and social condition of humans. This work also defines the factors effectin the education of Roma children and the importance of their education. It also highlights free time activities, as the tool of crime prevention. Keywords Gypsies, racial discrimination, racism, puberty, roma education, children raising, free time, free time activities, sport and its functions
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Influence of technology on the children's free time development
Kalinová, Ivana ; Brdička, Bořivoj (advisor) ; Leipert, Jiří (referee)
TITLE: The influence of technology on the children's free time development AUTHOR: Ivana Kalinová DEPARTMENT: Department of information technology and education SUPERVISOR: Ing. Bořivoj Brdička, Ph.D. ABSTRACT: This bachelor's thesis "The influence of technology on the children's leisure time development" deals with the influence of information and communication technologies on the way of spending leisure time of children and youth. The work includes a comparison of several studies dealing with this issue. The thesis is also considering potential impact of ICT on the development of children, particularly in connection with playing computer games and engaging in social networking. The practical part contains survey conducted in primary school children aged 7-15 years followed by interpretation of results. The conclusion contains recommendations for minimizing the risks for children that information and communication technologies may represent. KEYWORDS: Computer games, free time activities, influence of technology on the children, internet
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Experiments for non-formal education of pupils of grammar schools
Kubelková, Natálie ; Šmejkal, Petr (advisor) ; Míka, Luděk (referee)
Extracurricular, more precisely informal, teaching is an important part of the overall educational process and complements formal teaching in school. Teaching is carried out in the free time of students and is an important factor in motivating students to further study. It offers a wide range of disciplines in which students can learn and further develop. The theoretical part of this work deals with extracurricular teaching in the Czech Republic. It is devoted to the functions of extracurricular education, places for its implementation, focuses on leisure teachers and part is also devoted to legislation. The work also deals with implementation of chemical experiments in non-formal education, an essential part of which is the safe handling of chemicals and legislation. In this regard, the work also focuses on the preparation of a morning experimental program for younger school age children for a day camp organized by the Faculty of Science, Charles University, as one of the possible variants of informal aktivity for children at primary school. The program is accompanied by materials that were created primarily for leisure teachers who can use them in their leisure time, but are also usable for teaching at school. The chosen experiments were designed so that the danger of the used chemicals was as...
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