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Child with disabilities in foster care
Uhlířová, Markéta ; Vítečková, Michaela (advisor) ; Poláčková, Věra (referee)
Abstract UHLÍŘOVÁ, Markéta. 'Child with Disabilities in Foster Care'. Prague : Faculty of Arts, Charles University in Prague, 2011. 140 pp. Graduation Thesis. In the opening chapters of the thesis entitled 'Child with Disabilities in Foster Care' are defined basic concepts relating to disability issues and there are also outlined options of care for a child with disabilities and their families. More text in detail deals with foster care, defines the essential functions of the family and describes various forms of foster care, which are applied to provide care for orphaned children socially in the Czech Republic. The main part of work deals with foster care, its history and particular types, given the current state of implementation of foster care in the Czech republic and discusses the process of mediation foster care with regard to the child with disabilities. The survey based on analysis of interviews with the famaliare experience, that has accumulated during their life foster-mothers, who take care to children with disabilities. The work is concluded by an evaluation of lessons learned and outlining ways on how to use them for those, who think about implement of the foster care and they would be willing to accept a child with disabilities.
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Art therapy as a supportive method of integrated pupils
LANČOVÁ, Jana
This bachelor thesis deals with the use of art therapy as a supporting method for the integration of pupils with learning disabilities at elementary schools. The thesis answers the question of how to effectively incorporate art therapy in the integration of disadvantaged pupils, specifically in the system of the individual care and in reeducation. It assesses the suitability of various methods and forms of work with this target group. To the elementary school teachers, the thesis shows concrete examples of the use of art therapy as a measure of support for children with special educational needs. The efficiency of art therapy is validated by the observation of artistic progress of a sample group of children. The author concludes that art therapy can be incorporated among supportive methods for children with special educational needs. Along with reeducation of learning disabilities, elementary schools should make use of art therapy.
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