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Approach to evaluation of fruitfulness of the director of a school and ratings of successful school directors
Bernasová, Jana ; Kitzberger, Jindřich (advisor) ; Trojan, Václav (referee)
The diploma Thesis stems from the finding that the human behaviour is a combined result of the push from outer environment and the human personality. The theoretical part of the study is based on the scientific literature, on documents dealing with the social standing of a school director in the society, and on the research studies dealing with the director's personality. It treats the characterisation of the personality, personal typology, properties and motivations. It brings information about the present-day concept of the success. Primarily, the attention is payed to the directors' competency a their roles in the management of the school. The research part of the diploma Thesis deals with the question of personal prerequisites and competencies, as they were found on the basis of quentionairies and data obtained from individual directors, who perform their leading role in the real environment of schools, and from the founders of these schools located on the territory of the capital of Prague. The main result of the Thesis is a summary of prerequisites needed to a successful school management from the point of view of the director's personality. It stems from the finding of what the directors themselves rate as the fruitfulness in the area of professional school management as well as from the...
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Accomplishments of our cross-country skiing at the olympic games
Kubátová, Monika ; Kašpar, Ladislav (advisor) ; Přibyl, Ivan (referee)
Title: Accomplishments of our cross-country skiing at the Winter Olympic Games Abstract: This thesis is focus on history of Czech and Czechoslovak cross-counrty skiing at the Winter Olympic Games from the first competition at WOG Chamonix 1924 to Vancouver 2010. Using the direct method and the method of content analysis it documents and summarizes the accomplishments of our cross-country representatives. It finds out that representatives of such a small country reached splendid results. But the available literature doesn't mention them as far as they didn't win a medal. Very interesting is the comparison between two skiing generations using the interview with their representatives Kveta Jeriova and Katerina Neumannova. The resulting comparison between their answers reaches a conclusion: the first of them had much harder conditions and worse facilities. In spite of this fact, she proved to be successful but her career was shorter and the number of medals smaller. Keywords: Winter olympic games, history, cross-country skiing, accomplishment
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Prerequisites for successful participation of Czech football clubs in European competitions
Pártl, Matěj ; Pokorný, Ladislav (advisor) ; Přibyl, Ivan (referee)
The thesis is focused on identifying the basic assumptions for successful participation of Czech Football clubs in European competitions. One of the main motivations is the financial reward resulting from participation in European competitions. Basic assumptions are found in the team axis and their representative experience in team selection U16-U21, in the ideal age average of the basic assemblies, opponents' playability from the point of view of their nationality and an estimate of the progress of Czech teams in future years against teams by nationality. The results of the thesis clearly show that if the assumptions mentioned above are fulfilled separately the possibilities of success for the Czech teams are small. It is really important to combine these assumptions in one complex at the same time. There is not calculated with the influences we can not predict but may significantly affect the results in the competition . It is possible to estimate the success or failure of Czech teams in European team competitions from the result of this work.
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Pupils' motivation for learning languages at grammar school
Slancová, Lucie ; High, Radka (advisor) ; Urbanová, Denisa (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with students' motivation to study during foreign languages lessons at secondary schools. The thesis consists of two parts: theoretical and practical. The key concepts - motivation itself, approach to motivation and types of motivation, are defined in the theoretical part. The author uses recent scientific literature and articles. The most used titles are work by Hrabal, Man and Pavelková and by Lokšová and Lokša. Both titles use a very intelligible language. The objective of the practical part is to find answers to the research questions: 1. How do the foreign language teachers perceive motivation? 2. How do the teachers motivate their students? The author of the thesis contacted seven teachers of an anonymous secondary school in order to find the answers. The answers were being searched for via semi-structured interviews with these seven teachers. Either qualitative or quantitative methods could be used to analyze the result of the research. This thesis uses qualitative method since the number of the respondents wasn't as important as finding individual understandings of the subject. Collated data were analyzed using open coding of which the subjects answering the research questions arose. As to the first research question, the answer is that the teachers perceive motivation of...
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Wagner Group and Opportunism in Russian Foreign Policy: Case Studies of the Central African Republic (CAR), Libya, and Mozambique
Strong, Christopher ; Riegl, Martin (advisor) ; Doboš, Bohumil (referee)
CHARLES UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES Institute of Political Studies Department of Geopolitical Studies Master's Thesis Wagner Group and Opportunism in Russian Foreign Policy: Case Studies of the Central African Republic (CAR), Libya, and Mozambique Abstract This research paper concerns Russian foreign policy and the tools it uses to accomplish its objectives. More specifically, the research is focused on the secretive private military company (PMC) Wagner Group. Wagner Group has been deployed around the globe to further the interests of Russia and is a key tool in Russia's opportunistic foreign policy. This paper seeks to answer the research question: At what point does the risk for Russia become too high to maintain the deployment of Wagner Group in a foreign country? Answering this research question will help academics and policymakers further understand the use of Wagner Group by the Russian government. Wagner Group is meant to be low risk to Russia. Previous research is sparse and often covers many deployments of Wagner Group. In contrast, this paper focuses on three case studies that allow for a more in- depth approach - Wagner Group in the Central African Republic (CAR), Libya, and Mozambique. Using qualitative analysis this paper discerned that in its use of Wagner Group, Russia will...
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Klíčové faktory úspěšné manažerské kariéry
Hlávková, Šárka
Hlávková, Š. The key factors of successful managerial career. Diploma thesis. Brno: Mendel University in Brno, 2019. The thesis deals with the identification of the key factors of successful managerial career from the female perspective in upper management, both from the theoretical and practical point of view. The thesis describes obstacles faced by the female managers as well as skills that has helped them climbed up the corporate ladder.
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Klíčové faktory úspěchu strojírenského podniku
Chudá, Barbora
CHUDÁ, B. Key success factors of engineering enterprise. Diploma thesis. Brno: Mendel University, 2019. Diploma thesis deals with the key success factors of engineering enterprises which determine their success. The significant part of the thesis is focused on the identification and characterization of key success factors of engineering enterprises and the definition of the successful enterprise. In order to specify the key success factors an extensive study of the domestic and especially foreign latest knowledge and scientific papers was performed and also an own quantitative survey with experts and successful engineering enterprises was conducted. A case study was also carried out to identify the key success factors in the conditions of the selected enterprise and to generalize for the engineering industry and enterprise. The findings were implemented in the process of designing and developing the business strategy of the selected engineering enterprise leading to the improvement of the current market position and the further successful development of this enterprise.
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Streamlining of a Project Management Process within a Company
Svoboda, Lukáš ; Doskočil, Radek (referee) ; Smolíková, Lenka (advisor)
Diplomová práce se zabývá procesem vyhodnocování či poučení se z projektů, patřící mezi procesy projektového managementu, které umožňují projektovým manažerům zefektivňovat budoucí projekty. V této práci je využito teoretických znalostí a důkladné analýzy projektového prostředí a aktuální úrovně daného procesu pro vytvoření návrhu řešení, který cílí na odstranění identifikovaných nedostatků za účelem zefektivnění celého procesu.
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