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Games and Rhymes fro pre-school and dance Education
Bartlová, Michaela ; FRIČOVÁ, Marie (advisor) ; RÁKOSNÍKOVÁ, Jiřina (referee)
The bachelor thesis mediates a comprehensive view of folk traditions, customs, games, songs and poems with a special focus on motion education in the preschool period and the following first two years at primary schools. The work is divided according to four seasons ? spring, summer, autumn and winter. For each season the basic folk traditions and customs are described, as well as poems and songs, particularly those listed in the collection Czech Year by Karel Plicka. At the end of each section a range of games is indicated that tend to be played throughout the particular season. Folk games constitute the essential part in here as they are the most widespread and popular for education of children in the Czech environment. In case of the majority of games, the own practical insight of the author is provided resulting in a set of teaching recommendations and adaptations of the original games.
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Dance education of persons with various kinds of disabilities
Rubková, Hana ; FRIČOVÁ, Marie (advisor) ; NĚMEČKOVÁ, Elvíra (referee)
Dance education of persons with various kinds of disabilities is not very known and wide-spread. This work deals with the education of persons having physical, mental, or sense disabilities or disadvantages. I am going to describe basic methods of dealing with persons with disabilities, simple techniques of working at the dance hall as well as how to prepare these persons for public performances.
The work is divided into eight chapters, in which the reader is introduced to the classification of various disabilities and disorders (according to kind, level, period of appearance), persons with various kinds of disabilities and dealing with them. Possibilities of education and the pedagogic work itself in this branch of dance are listed. The important role of assistants of persons with disabilities during dance lessons and public performances is emphasized. The main part of the thesis is devoted to auxiliary exercises, relaxation, therapy, dance lessons, and public presentations of persons with disabilities.
The goal of this work is to provide a text for dance pedagogues to encourage them in situations when a person with a disability is about to attend their lessons. It is important to realize that possible initial doubts are likely to come from fear of unknown that is dispelled soon. Persons with disabilities are very perspicuous and it is rewarding to be working with them.
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How to properly adjust eating manners for dancer´s life
Tomášková, Lucie ; FRIČOVÁ, Marie (advisor) ; ČERNÁ, Jana (referee)
My master´s thesis is focused on dancers and their eating manners. There is a big range of problems there, I am focusing here on properly feeding adult dancers. Different works are working with the other problems as a feeding adolescent dancers, eating disorders etc. My inspiration for this thesis was proper fueling athletes, because both of them sport as well as a dance are hard physical work, energetic requests on the body are equal.
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How to teach ballroom dancing
Kolda, Michal ; FRIČOVÁ, Marie (advisor) ; ZILVAROVÁ, Daniela (referee)
The Master thesis follows up on the previous Bachelor thesis title Methodology of traching of the ballroom dancing and it focuses on the second phase of teaching. The thesis engages in describes methodological techniques in teaching individual dances and dance figures within the advanced ballroom dancing courses. Commentaries are included, dealing with potencial problems in teaching and frequent faults.
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APPLICATION OF FOLKLORE PRINCIPLES IN PHYSICAL THEATER
Talaga, Martin ; STAVĚLOVÁ, Daniela (advisor) ; FRIČOVÁ, Marie (referee)
It can seems that folklore and physical theater are two very different issues. But they have got so many things in common bacause folklore have got so many principles which can help us find ritual character of theater. First of all because of folklore syncretism - it contains small rituals, games, plays, dance, music and spoken word. Contemporary art does not use these principles so much. We are used to that folklore is always presented by smal folklore village groups, or big professional companies. But there are much more possibilities than this, because principles which has been used before, are still very functional and usefull. This has been already marked by couple of great theoretics of theater. We reached this statement by observing of artists and dance companies which already involved folklore tradition to their work, and by my own choreographic work .
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The work of artistic director in the folklore ensemble
Škubalová, Tereza ; NĚMEČKOVÁ, Elvíra (advisor) ; FRIČOVÁ, Marie (referee)
My thesis is focused on the role of artistic director in the folklore ensemble. My chosen region is Moravian Slovakia and Wallachia. It summarizes results of work of the artistic director, which were obtained from available literature and my own experience. It describes formation of folklore groups and their role in modern society. Thesis includes an analysis of artistic director´s work from the perspective of different points of view and characterizes his personality. It also deals with education, artsleaders. The last part practicaly desribes creation of the new choreography.
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Folk dance changes in south Bohemia
Dastychová, Barbora ; Fričová, Marie (advisor) ; Janotová, Alice (referee)
This Bachelor thesis deals about the South Bohemia. I describe Regions the Táborsko, Prácheňsko, Blata, Doudlebsko and the Vysočina. From each of these areas I mention size, brief characteristics, folk costumes and the biggest part of my work I deal about the South Bohemian folk dance. From each area, I chose several folk dances, which I have described, step by step according to the beats. I have worked with original sources very carefully, so that I maintain originality and the idea of the original authors.
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The Function of the sole in dance
Janíčková, Lucie ; Fričová, Marie (advisor) ; Čumpelík, Jiří (referee)
The thesis is focused on the function of the soles of the feet while dancing and their consequential treatment. It could be a manual for dancers as well as dance instructors how to properly care about feet and give them regular care.
The sole is one of the dancer?s main tools and should be looked after according to that.
The Aim of the Thesis
The aim of the thesis is to accent the function and health of the soles for the dancer.
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