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Scouting as possibility how spend leisure time for persons with disabilities
Haringová, Věra ; Květoňová, Lea (advisor) ; Prouzová-Květoňová, Regina (referee)
The principles of Scouting are based on helping those who need help, and work with its members should in Junák come out from these foundations. This implies that the inclusion of children with disabilities should be encouraged in this organization. But leaders often face barriers that must overcome if they decide to adopt a child with a disability. The problem is mainly a lack of information on the principles of working with children with disabilities. Leaders then can not adequately explain to their members the individual needs of children with disabilities in their troop. Other children also for this reason may not accept a child with a disability among themselves. The leader may for example encounter a child with intellectual disabilities. This includes the need for disability-specific approach to the child, and therefore it is necessary to know the principles of working with the child to succeeded his inclusion to the troop.
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Fundraising of Selected Non-Profit Organization
Matušková, Nikola ; Zapletal, Petr (referee) ; Lajtkepová, Eva (advisor)
The aim of this study is to suggest new ways of obtaining additional financial resources from the public and private sources. It is based on the analysis of the selected non-profit organization. The theoretical part is focused on a legal definition of non-profit organizations and a justification of their existence. The design part is devoted to the analysis of the economic statements of the selected non-profit organization – Junák-český skaut, středisko Křtiny, z.s. that is based on education of children and young people. This study also includes acquisitions of the additional financial resources, that were proposed in according to the activities of the organization.
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Changes in a presentation of a "good" scout
Reslerová, Kateřina ; Švec, Štefan (advisor) ; Suk, Pavel (referee)
Main theme of the diploma thesis is the children's magazine Junák, which is especially intended for members of the Czech Scout organization Junák. The thesis deals with the main ideas of the Scout Movement and its significance for the society. Further, it describes the history of Czech scouting from the beginning up to now. Subsequent part pays attention to the magazine Junák, its history and importance for the members to the Czech Scout organization. The second practical part is devoted to the research of the changes in a presentation of an ideal scout member in a various time periods based on articles published in the magazine Junák. As a method the quantitative content analysis is used. The survey explores how the characteristics, abilities, values and activities of the "good" scout have changed since the beginning of the 20th century. In addition it tries to find out if the scout was influenced by the contemporary political and social circumstances. The research part consists of eight particular presentations created by eight representative volumes of the magazine Junák. Conclusion is comprised of the summarizing overview based on the previous presentations. It stresses the changes and differences of the attributes of the scouts over almost one hundred years.
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Gender aspects of Czech Scouting. Why would girls attend Scouting?
Žárská, Magdaléna ; Knotková - Čapková, Blanka (advisor) ; Hasmanová Marhánková, Jaroslava (referee)
This thesis presents data gained from qualitative research that took place in Prague, Czech Republic in 2009. Based on semi-structured interviews with kids from Scout Groups it analyzes gender aspects of Czech Scouting. In my thesis, I introduce a short history of the Scout Movement in the world, as well as in the Czech Republic with a specific interest in the formation of the Girl Scouting. My assumption is that Czech scouting offers special environment for gender sensitive education without realizing the great potential. I suggest that the absence of coeducation in the scout units is the key element in gender sensitive education with the opportunity for the children to try freely whatever they wish for without being pressurized by the social prejudices about their gender which I try to verify through the experiences of the children. Key words: Scouting, gender, experience, identity
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Music in the Junák - Association of Scouts and Guides of the Czech Republic
Vítková, Miloslava ; Tichá, Alena (advisor) ; Kodejška, Miloš (referee)
Diploma thesis "Music in the Junák - Associacion of Association of Scouts and Guides of the Czech Republic" points out the significance of music and musicalness in the activities of Scout organization in the Czech Republic. The thesis exemplifies these activities and maps current situation. The thesis also shows the possibilities of musically-pedagogical focus of activities used in the Scout Movement. In the first chapter, we speak generally about the Scout Movement both in the world and in our country. The chapter contains the topic of founding the Scout Movement by Lord Baden-Powel and also its adoption for Czech people by Antonín Benjamín Svojsík. Then, we describe the organizational structure of contemporary "Junák - svaz skautů a skautek ČR". In the next chapter, we present the music in "Junák". We describe important Scout pieces of music such as the anthem of "Junák", Taps, signal, and the anthem of the International Scout and Guide Fellowship (ISGF). Then, we present some original Scout songs which survived in the movement despite the fact that the Scout movement in the Czech Republic was banned repeatedly in the history. The songs are live up to the present day. In the following chapter, we talk about the importance of the music in out-of- school environment. We become acquainted with three...
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The Analysis of Communication Activities of Junák Organisation in 2011 on the Example of National Charity Events
Höschlová, Aneta ; Halada, Jan (advisor) ; Ježek, Jiří (referee)
Bachelor thesis entitled The Analysis of Communication Activities of Junák Organisation in 2011 on the Example of National Charity Events deals with the largest educational organization in the Czech Republic. The aim is to introduce the organisation Junák - svaz skautů a skautek ČR in terms of its mission, history and current status. It contains an analysis of communication activities of the non-profit organization, which is focused on the analysis of media coverage and communication tools that this non- profit entity used the most. In the second part, this bachelor thesis deals with charity events of non-profit organizations and describes in details four national charity events of the scout movement - Betlémské světlo, gatherings Postavme školu v Africe, KAPKA and Velikonoční skautské kuřátko, then compares their sense to the mission of Junák and its communication strategy. The last part focuses on primary research carried out by the author of this work on the target group of respondents aged 15 to 26 years. The research examined whether the organizing charity events affect the image of non-profit organizations, whether charities are perceived differently by people who went through scout education and those who were never scouts, whether these current scout charity projects are meaningful and...
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Crisis of masculinity between chimaera and stereotype. Gender and Czech society on the turn of 19th and 20th century
Mareš, Jan ; Randák, Jan (advisor) ; Kučera, Rudolf (referee)
1 Abstract This paper asks, whether a crisis of masculinity can be found in Czech political movements and communities at the turn of the 19th and 20th century. We analyze the development of gender orders between 1870 and 1910. There the imagination of separated spheres created an asymmetric gender order, yet partial shifts were evident. The ideals of masculinity and feminity were influenced through nationalism, which led to an emotionalization of masculinity by the beginning of the 20th century. The integration into the national body enabled the feminity to take positive use of the prevailing stereotypes. A change came after 1900, when the idea of degeneration appeared, attacking the contemporary form of masculinity denotating it as false. It follows a case study of the emergence of the Czech scouting. The establishment of scouting in Britain and America is today interpreted as a reaction to the crisis of masculinity, which makes it a good starting point for observing the crisis in another culture. The crisis manifested itself indirectly, on an abstract level, as a criticism of the state of the culture. Some of the scout founders considered this an opportunity, to set up a new culture by colonizing the nature (a feminine attribute). There were presuppositions for a feeling of crisis in the Czech...
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Competences and their development in the new scout educational program
Kuberová, Kateřina ; Pelikán, Jiří (advisor) ; Valenta, Josef (referee)
The thesis deals with the development of key competences through Scout training. It focuses on the transformation of educational program in the Junák - Association of Scouts and Guides of the Czech Republic. The thesis is divided into two parts - theoretical and practical. The first part describes the history, the mission and ideals of Scouting. It deals with the development of Scouting in Czechoslovakia (or the Czech Republic) after 1990 and also explains how Junák is perceived by the public. It was found out by studies that were done in 2003. This thesis compares the historical and current educative documents that are used to support the development of children and young people's personalities. The thesis describes the initial impulses that led to the program's modification. Also the system of competences, which is essential for the new program, is developed in the thesis. The practical part contains instructions and suggestions for effective development of skills and deals with the further education for scout leaders. The work is accompanied by attachments that contain examples of previous and modern materials and a table summarizing the development of competences.
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