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Social Support for Families with Handicapped Children
DRDÁKOVÁ, Michaela
The aim of my bachelor thesis is to identify the system of social support in families caring for a child with disabilities. The research of this issue was limited to one particular disability, namely the impairment of the autistic spectrum disorder - Asperger syndrome.
Bullying of pupils with autism spectrum disorders
TYRPEKLOVÁ, Kristýna
The main theme of this bachelor thesis is bullying of pupils with autism spectrum disorders (ASD), especially Asperger's syndrome (AS). The thesis is divided into five sections. In the beginning of the thesis the definition of ASD, description of the disorders and their shared characteristics are described. Next part explains Asperger's syndrome in detail. Following chapter informs about definition and description of bullying and how to deal with it. The section after that refers to bullying of people with ASD, especially bullying of individuals with AS. The concluding chapter includes Czech and foreign studies and papers about bullying of people with ASD. Also, the personal stories are mentioned in this thesis.
The symptoms risks behavior of individuals with Asperger syndrome
TOMANOVÁ, Katarína
This bachelor thesis focuses, due to the ensuing inclusion on the current theme of social-pedagogical activities " Expressions of risky behaviour in individuals with Asperger's syndrome." The thesis is divided into 10 chapters. The first three are devoted to autistic spectrum disorders, Asperger's syndrome and risky behaviour. Other chapters are focused on the aim of the thesis, research questions and chosen methodology of survey. The goal of the thesis was to determine the extent to which individuals with Asperger's syndrome perceive the set of social norms, whether they are aware of how they are presented and if they know anything about risky behaviour, which may be committed by non-compliance with these standards. There was important to find out, what methods their parents and teachers use in order to face these difficulties. This thesis used a qualitative research technique of semi-structured interviews with individuals with Asperger's syndrome, their parents and teachers. From interviews with individuals with Asperger's syndrome is clear that they are aware of some types of risky behaviour but most standards they automatically learn rather than logically justify the correctness or incorrectness of their behaviour. Parents said that they solve risky behaviour with their children just at the moment when it occurs. Teachers emphasize teaching assistants to be an important part of the teaching team. Discussion compares the identified conclusions of the research section, that have been divided into categories, with the available literature and statement in the theoretical part. Conclusion adds that the bachelor thesis could contribute to better understanding of this topic not only for teaching staff, but also for future graduates of pedagogical disciplines.
Gifted pupil with Asperger's syndrome in a regular elementary school
Roháčová, Helena ; Krčmářová, Tereza (advisor) ; Pěnička, Jaroslav (referee)
The theoretical part of the thesis is a description of educating of the gifted child with Asperger's syndrome in the context of psychological and institutional educational support led by experts. The theoretical part is the starting point for the research part of the thesis which aims to find out how to improve the educating of the gifted child with Asperger's syndrome in ordinary primary schools. The selected method of mixed research is Action Teaching Research in other research methods: observation, interviewing, analysis of the final work and analysis of personal documentation. KEYWORDS Talent, gifted pupil identification, Asperger's syndrome, forms and methods of work, a pedagogical support plan, family
Social communication skills of special teachers working with children with Asperger's syndrome
PISARIKOVÁ, Eva
The subject of the bachelor thesis is the communication-social competence of a special teachers in working with children with Asperger syndrome. The thesis aims at compiling a set of communication - social competences of a special pedagogue resulting from the current situation and possibilities of pupils' education with Asperger syndrome. It also maps the situation around the inclusion of these children in the education system and defines the different status of a special teachers in relation to the occupation of his profession in relation to this target group. The theoretical part describes the position of a special teachers in the current system of education and defines the individual roles of a special educator with regard to the content of his work. It also deals with the definition of the term Asperger syndrome and the problem areas of this disability. This part of the thesis is also a pedagogical diagnosis of children with AS and its tools and possibilities of education of these individuals. In connection with the above mentioned information it also describes the communication - social competences of the special teachers necessary for its work with children with Asperger syndrome and the necessary legislative and other resources that define these competencies. In connection with the fulfillment of the aim of the bachelor thesis, qualitative research was used in the practical part and a case study method was chosen as a research project. This part of the thesis contains a pre-survey that maps the current situation of inclusion of children with Asperger syndrome in the Czech Republic's education system within individual regions, and two case studies describing the position of a special school teacher working at a primary school primary school and the position of a special educator operating in a special pedagogical center. The output of the bachelor thesis is a compressive formulation of a set of communication - social competences of a special teachers obtained on the basis of conclusions of the theoretical and practical part of this work. The conclusions from the research show that the necessary communication and social competences arise not only from the specifics of working with children with Asperger syndrome but also from other necessary personal and professional abilities. The bachelor thesis can serve as a study material for students of pedagogical disciplines and for special teachers who deal with this issue. Furthermore, this work can also provide information to parents of children with Asperger syndrome and the wider pedagogical public.
Social skills and possibilities for their development in children with autism spectrum disorder
KYSILKOVÁ, Veronika
The bachelor's thesis deals with the development of social skills in younger school children with autism spectrum disorders. The thesis is divided into a theoretical part and practical part. The theoretical part focuses on basic information about individual types of autism spectrum disorders, presents the most important information related to the social skills of children with autism, and more specifically deals with specific manifestations of Asperger syndrome. The practical part focuses on group exercises of social skills. Using a qualitative research approach, the possibilities of compensating for deficits in social behavior and communication in children with Asperger syndrome are studied. The aim of the practical part of the bachelor's thesis was to introduce the specifics of the development of social skills through group excercises, and to pass on the experiences of the parents of the children who attended these exercises.

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