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East Asian Crisis in South Korea and the Role of International Institutions
Zoller, Martin ; Jiránková, Martina (advisor) ; Zapletal, Petr (referee)
The aim of this paper is to provide greater insight into the role of international organizations, notably the International Monetary Fund, during the crisis in South Korea and objectively evaluate their actions. The first chapter describes the economic development in historical context and subsequent causes of the crisis in South Korea. The second part is devoted to the course of the crisis, its effects on the economy and also the measures that were adopted by the Korean Government. This section also describes the response of the IMF as the major international institution, responsible for the rescue project. The third part focuses on the agenda of the Washington consensus and proposed changes.
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Occurrence of Obesity in Dependence on Way of Feeding of Clients with Mental Handicap
Škopová, Šárka ; Vodáková, Jitka (referee) ; Hanušová, Jaroslava (advisor)
I conceived my dissertation as a study of inhabitants in institutional care. This study is aimed at problems of occurrence of obesity of two selected groups of clients with mental handicap in dependence on their lifestyle and feeding habits. In most of new built social settlements of this type clients are provided with all -day food by professional caterer services. This way is very convenient for organizations with institutional care, because they don't have to carry on a kitchen in their settlement. So, related costs like assurance of staff in three-shift operation, expensive equipment of the kitchen or compliance to sanitary codes, are saved. Here we can ask a question: to what degree is this type of feeding positive for the client who must consume imported food for the whole lifetime? The aim of my dissertation was to depict the way of feeding, consuming habits and general lifestyle of clients of home for men with handicap and to try to find out the reasons why most of the clients suffer from obesity.
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Social services and the role of non-governmental organizations in social security
Váňa, Marek ; Koldinská, Kristina (advisor) ; Hůrka, Petr (referee)
Social services are an important part of the system of social assistance. The object of social services is to help citizens in unfavourable social situations regarding their health, age, handicap or other serious grounds, if they can not solve their situation themselves. The services aim to maintain the highest possible quality and dignity for their clients. Social services provide meals, accommodation, assistance with bridging unfavourable social situations, care for people with a limited ability in the area of personal and home care, assistance with bringing up a children and also social counselling. The providing of social services was regulated by the social services act number 108/2006 Sb. This act shows actual trends that are similar in the whole Europe and brings a new approach to social services. Organization and control over this area of work belongs to the ministry of labour and social affairs in cooperation with regions and municipalities. This thesis focuses on the position of providers of social services after the adoption of the above social services act. The social services can be provided by for example organizations created by regional or local authorities, organisations such as citizen association, churches and citizens. The social services act put emphasis on the quality of social...
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Implementation of principles and philosophy of CRM in selected company.
Rokošný, Lukáš ; Koliš, Karel (advisor) ; Zákutný, Juraj (referee)
Bachelor thesis is concerned with the analysis of internal processes at a particular company, and the process itself in terms of the contract. It describes the current position on the market and compares it with the competitors. The practical part is dealing with the elements of customers' behavior and identifies points for improvement. At the same time it is proposing ways to improve the process of contract, based on this it creates a basis for the implementation philosophy of CRM in the company. The theoretical part is dedicated to the definition of basic concepts of CRM and simple principles of CRM strategies. Likewise it is seeking beneficial customer relationships, their development and maintanance. Also the value that an enterprise can create for the customer is described, and what can be obtained based on it.
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Problem Posing
Šilhavá, Marie ; Vondrová, Naďa (advisor) ; Zhouf, Jaroslav (referee)
This diploma thesis concentrates on problem posing from the students' point of view. Problem posing can be either seen as a teaching method which can be used in the class, or it can be used as a tool for researchers or teachers to assess the level of students' understanding of the topic. In my research, I compare three classes, one mathematics specialist class and two generalist classes, in their ability of problem posing. As an assessment tool it seemed that mathemathics specialists were able to pose problems at a higher level of sophistication while the generalist class students could pose more questions but at a lower level of sophistication. Problem posing is an issue that requires further study in the Czech educational context.
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Twice exceptional children in pedagogical and psychological practise
Smítková, Ivana ; Morávková Krejčová, Lenka (referee) ; Gillernová, Ilona (advisor)
In the theoretical part of this thesis the aim is to map problems of gifted children focusing on the highly specific field of so called twice-exceptional children, i.e. gifted children with disabilities. Keeping in mind relative newness and poor familiarity it is essential to bring up the theme of the dual exceptionality in a wider context. Therefore the theoretical part begins with defining of related basic terms - intelligence, giftedness, talent and creativity. Chapters concerning phenomena of twice-exceptional children are inserted at the end of the theoretical part after general summarizing information about gifted children - their characteristics, development, identification, education and so on. These chapters which directly refer to studied group of gifted children round off the theoretical part and concurrently form some transition to an empirical part. The empirical part of the thesis comes out from pedagogical and psychological practice. Its object is to present concrete expressions, the link with development and influences of educational approach along the most significant subgroups of twice-exceptional children through selected casuistries. These data should be a practical replenishment and illustration of mapped psychological problems of gifted children that the theoretical part of the thesis...
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Beginning of education in Luxembourg
SVOBODA, Vlastimil
The thesis deals with the beginning of the first schools on the territory of Luxembourg, Belgium, Germany and France after the desintegration of the Roman Empire. It describes different types of schools and the education that they were bringing. It focuses also on the historical conditions and describes the main personalities of the period and their influence on the education. It pays a special attention to the extinction of ancient schools after the invasion of barbarian tribes and to the Carolingian Renaissance and its impact on the education. Among monastic schools it points out especially the school in the Echternach abbey, whose high level makes it one of the most important schools of that period in Europe. The thesis describes in detail the content of the education, teaching aids and methods used in this school. Finally the thesis mentions the Ottonian Renaissance and the establishment of medieval universities.
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Transit from cafeteria to employment: Career choice in people with mental handicap
Figallová, Kateřina
As their café training programme comes to a close, the mentally disabled persons involved face an important decision: "What next?" They usually enter a follow-up transit programme, which helps them to deal with the transformation from the café environment to a different one. The objective of this dissertation was to map, understand and gain a deeper view into the process o f career choices among mentally disabled people who have made use o f the transit programme. The research group consisted of a group o f five subjects who entered the transit programme in 2003 and 2004. Data was collected until the end of 2005 when the transit programme was completed by the last of the five subjects. The data processing proceduře was inspired by the qualitative grounded theory of Strausse and Corbin (1999). The data were obtained particularly through active observation and ethnographic interviews with the subjects, and an employee of the transit programme (working consultant). The process of a career choice is considered to be an issue of professional identity. All subjects entered the transit programme with a certain idea about their future careers. We generally speak about a desirable professional identity, represented by jobs which the subjects find attractive for some reason. However, such attractive jobs are often...
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Marketing communication analysis of brand Activia in Czech Republic
Horká, Sabina ; Procházka, Jan (advisor) ; Štědroň, Bohumír (referee)
The thesis deals with marketing communication of brand Activia in Czech Rebublic which we can find in product portfolio of company Danone Inc. Danone Inc is part of Groupe Danone -- one of the biggest world's food concern. The objectives of this thesis are marketing communication analysis and its evaluation. On the basis of performed analysis, possible changes are proposed leading to maximal usage of this marketing instrument.
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Autobiography and the Autobiographical Fragments of People with Mental Disabilities living in Institutions
Širůčková, Marie ; Šiška, Jan (advisor) ; Černá, Marie (referee)
This paper uses phenomenographical interview to explore subjective experience of nine people with mental handicap - they are led to speak by indirective questions only. It is based on humanistically orientated phenomenological approach which emphasizes uniqueness and specific value of each personality. The research method used is an autobiographical technique. The paper should be a contribution to newly appreciate the real personality in mentally handicapped people. It attemps to bring some new nexuses and new dimensions of thinking in the topic or if possible to reveal the wide potential for additional research as well.
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