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Special Exercises in the Dojo Facilities
Pokorný, Jiří ; Pavelka, Radim (referee) ; Fiala, Miloš (advisor)
Title: Special exercises in the dojo facilities Project targets: Characteristics of different sorts of power and methods of their development by means of using expanders, rope and uke focused on the explosive and persistent power. Creating supply of exercises developing specific powerful judo abilities. Method: Data collection and studies of accessible materials was used. I have acquired most of information and knowledge from the Czech and foreign trainers as well as from practice of author. This material together with the used literature was processed and sorted according to the separate topics. Results: Supply of exercises important for the development of powerful abilities which do not require a big space and much equipment. Key words: Powerful abilities, dojo, expanders,deflection Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Evaluate of individual and groups abilities in a football game
Nosek, Tomáš ; Buzek, Mario (advisor) ; Kokštejn, Jakub (referee)
Title: Evaluate of individual and groups abilities in a football game. Objectives: Determine the level of playing skills of players of the Czech and Spanish teams in terms of older products based on video games and of course the video draw results. Methods: For this work I used the observational method is based on observation, namely the method of indirect observation. From the observation results and draw converts them via text and graphs in your Bachelor thesis. Results: In the assessment of individual gaming activities in terms of games I have concluded that between Czech and foreign team are significant differences not only in gaming activities in the adult soccer, but they are apparent already in the youth categories. Perhaps the biggest differences between the earlier of SK Slavia Praha and Espanyol Barcelona in passes I noticed, in personal combat, while the overall movement in the field. Keywords: Football, older prep school, age-specific features, gaming performance, younger pupils
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Evaluation of the re-branding within the selected company
Sutulova, Alina ; Chocholoušek, Michal (advisor) ; Pilař, Ladislav (referee)
This Bachelor Thesis examines the problems encountered when modern corporations enter new markets and and shift strategies from domestic to global. Analysis is being made with regards to the conditions and behavior encountered. It also examines consumers reactions to changes in product name's as branding for the new markets occurs.
It also discusses appropriate pathways, setting of new goals and tasks, and their practical application.
The theoretical discusses defines basic terms, topical coverage of development history and formation of said markets, and new marketing strategies performed
by the companies. The practical part is devoted analysing the process of brands' rebranding of the selected company and customer response based on said product changes.
The results will be analyzed and assembled to detect the main root of change
in product name, renewals of antiquated packaging, branding strategies during initial release of the products to the foreign market, as well as changes in consumer habits
and their ability to cope with new brand identity.
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Analysis of the grapevine´s commodity chain
Hampejsková, Tereza ; Malý, Michal (advisor) ; Hálová, Pavlína (referee)
The thesis deals with the evaluation of the mail specifics in the area of wine growing and wine production in the Czech Republic. It mostly focuses on the way of grapevine growing and the following processing of it in Bohemia and Moravia by comparing the larger and smaller growers of this commodity vertical. In the theoretical part the thesis describes the types of companies together with marketing differences between small and medium companies which are occupied with grapevine commodity and foreign trade in terms of commodity. The thesis describes also the legislation according to the Czech Republic and EU. In the end of the theoretical part is mentioned the competitive ability of grapevine commodity. In the practical part is the grapevine commodity analyses on the basis of the questionnaire inquiry conducted among the wine-growing companies, together with SWOT analysis and evaluation of the specifics of grapevine commodity. Furthermore, in the empirical part is carried out a statistical analysis of the foreign commerce with vine of the Czech Republic in terms of vineyard area, production, consumption and import and export. The thesis deals with foreign trade with wine in EU27 according to SITC codes related to the commodity and the overall balance of import and export within EU27.
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Cost benefit analysis of energy development aid: case study of Ghana
Stankovič, Tomáš
Abstract Stankovič,T. Cost benefit analysis of energy development aid: case study of Ghana. Diploma Thesis. Brno, 2015 1. Target of thesis is to analyze economic and social potential of investments into energy sector particularly renewable energy source such as photovoltaics. Is estimated that increasing consumption and its constantly increasing price will result into even more blackout and electricity shortages. Energy security and its access are vital assets in development and key source for economic and human development. Without access to this asset the development is less likely to occur in Ghana. 2. Willingness of foreign investors to invest in middle and long term horizons in territory of Africa is low due to economic crises and political instability. To increase potential to invest in energy sector in Africa and particularly Ghana it is necessary to start with development aid into sector to convince potential investors in capability and rational retail ability of such investment. Development of such projects can have positive effects on both Ghana and EU in social and economic aspects. 3. By processing this thesis by doing cost benefit analysis of aid into photovoltaic power plant as form of development aid provided by EU and contributed by Ghana. Analyze influences of incurred expenditures on economic development in economic accountable equations. 4. In analytical part of thesis use cost benefit analysis and SWOT analysis based on historical-comparative method. Sum up the results of cost benefit analysis in SWOT analysis to interpret results of this diploma thesis Key words Development aid, cost benefit analysis, inflation, net present value, cash flow profitability index, rate of return, EU, EDF, Ghana, discount rate, photovoltaic, renewable energy
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Programmes for Children: Their Language and Culture
Majerová, Marie ; Vít, Radek (advisor) ; Bojarová, Marie (referee)
This thesis deals with television programmes for children. The aim of it is to introduce the topic and analyse them from language and cultural point of view, including the aspect of their suitability for children viewers. Importance of Media Education and following its basic principles are highlighted too. Children viewers are divided into groups according to various criteria, i.e. age, speech abilities and psychical development. The thesis contains research focused on parents' approach to Media Education and learning foreign languages via television programmes. Those are compared as to criteria that are established in the thesis. The author would like to present the topic, divide the viewers into groups and analyse the programmes with the emphasis on benefits of Media Education. Keywords: television programmes, children viewers, Media Education
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Floorball goalkeeper conditioning
Koráb, Jakub ; Křiček, Jan (advisor) ; Tůma, Martin (referee)
The title of the work: Floorball goalkeeper conditioning The aim of the work: Based on the identified needs for floorball goalkeeper conditioning the diploma thesis deals with composing the manual for stimulating their specific demands. Methodology: The essentials of the work are both foreign and Czech literature searches dealing with the given issue, measuring functional ability with a sporttester and maximum heart rate laboratory measurement. Based on floorball goalkeeping functional requirements two main areas of stimulation have been defined - speed and speed endurance. The work has been consulted with the renowned conditioning trainers - namely e.g. Josef Bruk (ice hockey goaltending), PhDr. Aleš Kaplan (basketball, football, athletics) and PaeDr. Miroslav Špalek (football goalkeeping, tennis). Outcomes: Measured values of heart rate during floorball goalkeeping performance have reached over 70 % of goalkeepers' maximum heart rate. The measured data show high demands on conditioning component of floorball goalkeeping and the need for its continuous improvement for better performance. As with growing heart rate combine some negative impacts on performance - tiredness and concentration problems. It is possible to influence versatile fitness, adapt organism to physical load and develop specific...
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Identity, lifestyle, and motivation of change lifestyle of homeless youth
MAREK, Jakub
The dissertation "Identity of young homeless person, its lifestyle and its motivation to change it" presents part of the results of the research grant "Psychosocial determinants of homelessness of young people", in which I contributed with Professor Vágnerová. The complete results can be seen in a monograph entitled "Homelessness as alternative existence of young people"(Vágnerová, Csémy, Marek, 2013). The dissertation attempts to describe homelessness as a process consisting of three parts. The first part ("pre-homelessness") follows primary factors of homelessness which means one person's "downfall"resulting in life on the street and reasons of homelessness. The second part ("in-homelessness") follows secondary factors that keep one person in the status of homelessness. The third part of the process ("post-homelessness") follows the reintegration process and tertiary factors which are barriers in the reintegration process. This division is being distinguished in both the theoretical as well as in the practical part. The theoretical part is divided into brief description of psychological theories, which may explain behavior of homeless people and into results of foreign research, which deal with the homelessness of young people. In the practical part we primarily follow descriptive quantitative part, which quantitatively describes life of homeless people. In the qualitative part, which is based on analysis (inspired by the Grounded Theory) of stories of former homeless people, I put together an adaptation and reintegration model of young homeless people. The findings of the quantitative part show that results of foreign research are similar to our research sample, except for some details (especially when it comes to U.S. population). The findings of the qualitative analysis discovered that respondents go through a negative impulse (devaluation of lifestyle) and through a positive impulse (discovery of a value outside of homelessness), through discovery of options how to reach this value, and how to obtain ability and skills to reach a change.
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Teaching foreign languae to children with learning disabilities
Teriaki, Jana ; Poláčková, Věra (referee) ; Kremličková, Marta (advisor)
Diploma paper primarily targets topic of teaching a foreign language to children with LD (learning disability). It describes basic rules, methods and problems of such teaching and presents examples for practical use. Secondly, the paper is also dedicated to LD's etiology, features, difficulties of various types of LDs (reading disability, writing disability, spelling disability), diagnostics, and shows possibilities of re-education and compensation of LD. It targets English language education and describes software which helps pupils with LD to acquire English speaking and writing abilities. The paper also reflects LD pupil in relationship with school environment. It contains empiric research with hypothesis of insufficient knowledge about LD in wide public. It presents fundamental information in a form of a leaflet (attachment No.1) and a set of a CD and a leaflet (attachment No.2). Their aim is to make this LD topic more popular and to increase knowledge about LD in wide public.
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"The Positive Aspects" of Dyslexia
Brancuská, Hana ; Morávková Krejčová, Lenka (advisor) ; Gillernová, Ilona (referee)
This thesis deals with the so called "positive aspects" of dyslexia, specifically enhanced creativity in dyslexics. It has recently become common to associate dyslexia not only with its symptoms and deficits, but also to emphasize its possible gains. Anecdotal evidence refers to enhanced creativity and more specific abilities of individuals with dyslexia. Based on the results of foreign studies that suggest a relationship between dyslexia and increased creativity, this research study was carried out in the environment of Czech secondary schools. The research group consisted of 67 adolescents with dyslexia and 67 intact counterparts at the age range from 17 to 20 years (including 108 boys and 26 girls). The data were obtained via figural Torrance Test of Creative Thinking. We then compared levels obtained within experimental and comparison groups in three specific fields - originality, elaboration and provision of non-standard and unusual responses. This was to lead to confirmation (or refusal) of a presumption that dyslexics show significantly higher scores in all three areas. Although the overall results of the research did not demonstrate a significant difference between the groups, we observed a trend indicating a higher score in dyslexics in all the defined areas. Results of our research study...
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