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Analysis of the level of stick handling in ice hockey in U10 - U11 the category
Drtina, Matěj ; Perič, Tomáš (advisor) ; Vojta, Zdeněk (referee)
Analysis of the level of stickhandling skills in ice hockey in the U10 - U11 category The main goal of this thesis is to analyse the level of stickhandling skills among youth ice hockey players in the U10 and U11 categories. Reaching this goal consists of two main steps - first is the implementation of a research standardised test battery focused on puck control in selected Czech ice hockey clubs, which is followed by a comparative analysis and interpretation of the data obtained from this testing. For this bachelor's thesis, we employed the methods of observation, analysis and comparison. The observation method was used for the implementation of the standardised testing of the level of stickhandling skills for the U10 and U11 categories. An analytical and comparative methodical approach was then used for the evaluation and interpretation of the data obtained from the on-ice testing. A total of 246 players from U10 and U11 categories from 8 different Czech ice hockey clubs took part in the testing of the level of stickhandling skills. The average stickhandling level of players in the U11 category is noticeably higher (reaching a value of 4.3) than that of players from the U10 category (value of 2.9). Players from clubs that hold the status of the Academy of Czech Hockey performed significantly...
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Media Representation of the Yellow Vests Movement on Selected Czech and British News Websites
Drtina, Matěj ; Tomalová, Eliška (advisor) ; Váška, Jan (referee)
The media image of events fundamentally influences the perception of the world. The aim of this bachelor thesis is to answer the question whether - and if so, in what way - the media image of the French Yellow Vests movement differs between the British news sites BBC and The Guardian and the Czech iDNES and Seznam Zprávy. Bimodal research - a combination of quantitative and qualitative content analysis methods - was used to answer this question. This analysis was applied to a total of 272 texts published about Yellow Vests movement on the four selected news sites between November 2018 and November 2019. Based on the analysis and interpretation of its results, it can be stated that the media image of the Yellow Vests movement provided by the BBC, The Guardian, iDNES and Seznam Zprávy is different. This finding corresponds to the fact that the media representation of an event is based on a selective process, and therefore an identical or almost identical representation of reality created by different media cannot be expected. However, in many of the analyzed aspects - such as timing of information, the occurrence of key phrases, the occurrence of key personalities and others - the difference is not significant and the results can be interpreted as evidence of the media homogenization trend.
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