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Corruption in selected sectors in the Czech Republic and possibilities of its reduction
Bašná, Kristýna ; Bureš, Radim ; Fadrný, Dalibor ; Pospíšilová, Jaroslava
The research report includes a description of the project, its methodology, and an analysis of the research results regarding direct and indirect experiences with corruption in six sectors of the Czech Republic (sports, education and science, healthcare, debt collection, territorial and construction management, public procurement). In addition to the results analysis and recommendations for improving the fight against corruption, the report also describes the methodology for measuring experience with corruption in selected sectors in the Czech Republic. It summarizes insights from all phases of the project from a methodological perspective and provides specific recommendations on the potential replication of the research. The results are beneficial for other central administrative authorities and their efforts to reduce corruption in sectors (such as the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, Ministry of Industry and Trade, Ministry of Regional Development).
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Techniques for working with paper in the working hours of teaching
Pospíšilová, Jaroslava ; Strnadová, Iva (advisor) ; Zemková, Jaroslava (referee)
The aim of the thesis is presented to demonstrate the fact that the working classes significantly affects the development of fine and gross motor skills of students with mild mental disabilities. Work is also devoted to working techniques when working with paper in the working hours of teaching elementary school. In the first chapter generally defined mild mental retardation, and characterize its main features. In the second chapter specifies the student's personality with mild mental disabilities of school age. The third chapter is devoted to the educational program for primary school in teaching the course work. Following part of the thesis are focused on specific business and technology topics that affect the development of gross and fine motor skills. Some of the topics that are presented here, I created myself, others I drew from literature. The conclusion is devoted to case studies that converge on the issue of students with mild degree of mental disability in the working hours of teaching. These findings and conclusions based on his own observations and experience gained in teaching activities. Aim of this thesis was chosen to describe the techniques and specific examples then demonstrate how to use them, including descriptions of specific areas to which the development of the techniques for students...
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Techniques for working with paper in the working hours of teaching
Pospíšilová, Jaroslava ; Zemková, Jaroslava (referee) ; Strnadová, Iva (advisor)
The aim of the thesis is presented to demonstrate the fact that the working classes significantly affects the development of fine and gross motor skills of students with mild mental disabilities. Work is also devoted to working techniques when working with paper in the working hours of teaching elementary school. In the first chapter generally defined mild mental retardation, and characterize its main features. In the second chapter specifies the student's personality with mild mental disabilities of school age. The third chapter is devoted to the educational program for primary school in teaching the course work. Following part of the thesis are focused on specific business and technology topics that affect the development of gross and fine motor skills. Some of the topics that are presented here, I created myself, others I drew from literature. The conclusion is devoted to case studies that converge on the issue of students with mild degree of mental disability in the working hours of teaching. These findings and conclusions based on his own observations and experience gained in teaching activities. Aim of this thesis was chosen to describe the techniques and specific examples then demonstrate how to use them, including descriptions of specific areas to which the development of the techniques for students...
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