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Analysis of tourist services in a selected tourist region for selected segments
Kytlicová, Pavlína ; Petrů, Zdenka (advisor) ; Voříšková, Barbora (referee)
The diploma thesis is focused on social tourism in Brno. The aim of the thesis is to analyse in what measure the tourist services are adapted to young people, families with children, physically handicapped people and seniors in Brno. The thesis is divided in theoretical and analytical part. The analytical part can be divided into four groups such as attractions offer, analysis of accommodation services, gastronomic services and transport services. These services are evaluated in demand of each segment. The selected destination is analysed in attractiveness for each segment.
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Routes planning in Úslava microregion
Kůst, Václav ; Houška, Milan (advisor) ; Jana, Jana (referee)
Czech Republic has one of the densest and highest quality marked hiking trails in Europe, covering completely the whole country. But these trails are not planned with respect to the minority of the population with some kind of handicap. This is a group of families with small children who prefer hiking or biking, for families with strollers and disabled persons in wheelchairs. As the author of this thesis is a councilor of the village Jarov and also a councilor of this village in the Mikroregion Úslava organization he decided to plan a short circular hiking trails with respect to these neglected tourist groups in order to expand tourism in the area of Mikroregion Úslava. These routes may also partly overlap with marked hiking trails (due to their density) and are planned with practical experiences of the author. The results of the thesis will be incorporated into the information brochures of Mikroregion Úslava.
The thesis is divided into theoretical and practical part. Theoretical part describes the methods for solving the travelling salesman problem and provides general information on the concept of micro-regions - voluntary unions of the municipalities. The practical part describes Mikroregion Úslava, the points of interest database creation procedure and planning sightseeing routes for families with children on foot, by bicycle or in strollers. There is also planned a route for disabled persons in wheelchairs in Blovice, which the author of the thesis eventually eliminated from the reasons described.
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Amount of inluence of the kind of leisure time activities of fifteen year old children on manifestation of agressiveness
Hájek, Petr ; Marádová, Eva (referee) ; Kučírek, Jiří (advisor)
The bachelory thesis brings the analysis of spending 6oustř time of 6oustř year old children with relation to the 6oustřednou agression and bullying, which is a topical 6ous nowadays. The goal of the thesis is to determine whether the way of spending 6oustř time, namely the fact that 6oustř year old children spend 6oust free time playing 6oustřed games or watching television programmes including 6oustřednou violence, inluences 6oust agressiveness. The thesis deals with the 6ous of spending 6oustř time of 6oustř year old children, the inluence of family on 6oustř year old children and also the development and the reasons of agression in the life of a child and bullying in its 6oustř forms and stages.
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Public Opinion on the Rights of Homosexuals - June 2016
Čadová, Naděžda
In June 2016, CVVM survey posed a question regarding the social acceptance of homosexuality. Other questions examined public opinion on particular rights of gays and lesbians such as the right for registered partnership, the right to get married and the right for children adoption.
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Problems of Relation between Gipsy and Non-gipsy in Low-threshold Facilities
Goliášová, Markéta ; Ortová, Marie (advisor) ; Kunc, Stanislav (referee)
This bachelor work deals with children and youth position towards gipsy population and describes factors that these attitudes affect. It shows access of majority society towards gipsy population and interprets fundamental terms as racism, xenophobia and racial discrimination. It also mentions international and domestic law arrangements concerning racial discrimination. Further this work represents lowHthreshold facilities for children and youth and points out to their value in education of young generation towards racial differences toleration. It describes target group characteristics of these facilities and contact worker importance in process of improving relationships between gipsy and non- gipsy clients of low-threshold facilities. The practical part of this work describes development of relationships between clients low-threshold facility "Vrtule" in Praha-Kobylisy and evaluates talks between gipsy and nonHgipsy clients of this facility aimed at their mutual relations. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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The essentials of positive contact with autists
KOVÁŘOVÁ, Emilie
Autism is one of the most serious disorders of children{\crq}s mental development. As a consequence of this congenital, lifelong disorder, the affected people do not understand properly what they see, hear and experience. Owing to this affliction mental development is disturbed mainly in the spere of communication, social interaction and imagination. Autism is accompanied by specific behavioral patterns. The aim of this paper was to find out the conditions of positive contacts of autistic clients with the staff of Petra Mačkov Home. I have determined the following hypotheses on the basis of the completed research: An autistic client residing in a handicapped people{\crq}s home is able of having a positive contact with their social environment. The observations and experience presented in the bachelor paper could be useful for the staff of handicapped people{\crq}s homes who look after autistic clients.
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The psychotherapeutic potential of ergotherapy in the boarding houses with handicapped
HAUERLANDOVÁ, Milena
Homes for young adults with disabilities provide services to clients with various degrees of mental illness, frequently with physical impairment as well. In respect of age, children and young adults represent the largest part of users of housing services. The facilities try to offer services which ensure fulfilment of basic life needs, they provide substitution of home, leisure time activities and systematic personal development which is aimed at integration into everyday life in society not only by means of training to self-reliance. Occupational therapy (also known as Ergotherapy) and psychosocial rehabilitation represent significant components in the activities. In many facilities the problem is expertise of providers of the occupational therapy activities. Considering that the research is undertaken as exploratory, only working, general areas of research work resulting from research objectives are set, not individual hypotheses. Data were gathered by the questionnaire method. The participants of the research were staff members of selected Homes for people with disabilities situated in Uherský Brod, in Velehrad, in Javorník and in facilities of Archdiocesan charity in Prague. Criteria for selection of respondents was in this case social services worker and worker involved in the direct care for the client. The objectives of the thesis were accomplished. Although specific facilities provide clients with sufficient quantity of occupational therapy activities, from the perspective of the individual-client this effort is restricted by the lack of skilled and professional attitude and insufficient knowledge of the staff and to a certain extent also by facility that provides occupational therapy. Occupational therapy diagnostics in the Homes is applied on minimal level, based especially in long-term clients on original examination of their remaining functional potential. Regardless of possible positive changes in the client it does not offer further forms and methods of development, only preserving the present condition. To improve the current situation, it would be useful to carry out a detailed personnel research in all resident facilities for people with disabilities. If the results were similar to the results on my research, it would be advisable to hire an occupational therapist and to bring to effect legislative adjustment in standards of facilities and thereby prevent mistakes in providing the service.
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Music therapy is one aspect of personality development with handicapped children
SMEJKALOVÁ, Michaela
The work is divided into theoretical and practical part. The theoretical part deals with basic information about autism. It clarifies the onset, types and manifestation of autism. Another important topic of this thesis is Music Therapy. Firstly it describes Music Therapy in general and subsequently tries to find a proper Music Therapy treatment for people suffering from Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to mitigate the manifestation of autism. It further presents the preparation and presentation of a lesson in Auticentrum (Autism Centre) České Budějovice conducted by Mgr. Dana Pšeničková. The practical part focuses on qualitative research and answering the following question: "Is Music Therapy an asset in the area of contact with people suffering from ASD?" The case study addresses one boy suffering from ASD and evaluates his progress during the lessons in the Music Therapy group. It tries to uncover the answer to the basic research question using gathering of data from several resources.
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Tolerance to Different Social Groups
Tabery, Paulína
In March 2011 Public Opinion Research Centre focused on social distance among the major population and different social groups. Social distance was measured by a specific question: people should pick from a list of 15 different groups those, which they would not like to have as neighbours. The biggest distance was noticed towards drug addicts (89 % of Czechs would not want them to be their neighbours), people with criminal past (80%), people addicted to alcohol (79%) and also people with mental disease (63%). Another question was focused on opinion about the society that means whether people think the Czech society is tolerant or intolerant to the same groups of people.
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Trust in European Union Institutions
Tabery, Paulína
In April 2011 Public Opinion Research Centre investigated trust in the European Union, the European Commission, the European Parliament, the President of the European Council and the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy. Another two questions deal with the issue, whether Czechs believe, that decisions of the EU are in behalf of the Czech Republic and ordinary people (like themselves). There was also investigated, whether, according to Czech citizens, values such as democracy, equality, cooperation, toleration, justice and solidarity are applied in the European Union. The largest proportion of Czechs answered on this subject positively in connection with democracy and cooperation (73 % and 65 %) and by contrast equality obtained least agreeing answers (39 %).
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