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The Knowledge and Attitudes of High School Students as Future Car Drivers of Vehicles about Collisions with Large Mammals in the Czech Republic
Tábořík, Lukáš ; Andreska, Jan (advisor) ; Hanel, Lubomír (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with the knowledge and attitudes of secondary school students as future drivers towards motor vehicle collisions with larger mammals in the Czech Republic. Collisions with forest wildlife is topical and important, both for nature and for the safety of future and current drivers. Paying attention to this issue in the teaching of science, biology or health education is considered by the author to be essential for the future safety of students. This thesis examines the knowledge and attitudes of students in two schools. One of these schools are the gymnasium, secondary vocational school and primary school (EDUCAnet) Prague and the other is the gymnasium and secondary vocational school of economics (GaSOŠE) Sedlčany. The research instrument chosen is a questionnaire created by the author for the purpose of this thesis. The results are obtained and interpreted from 192 students. After the evaluation of the questionnaire survey, we know that the students have quite a fair knowledge of the means against running into animals on the road and they are aware of the consequences of high-speed driving on the impacts of a collision with wildlife. Based on the results of the survey, gaps in knowledge, accident prevention and drivers' reactions to imminent danger are identified....
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Problems of pupils of high school in solving geometric construction exercises
Dyntarová, Miroslava ; Zamboj, Michal (advisor) ; Vondrová, Naďa (referee)
Title: Problems of pupils of high school in solving geometric construction exercises Author: Miroslava Dyntarová Department: Department of Mathematics and Mathematical Education Supervisor: Mgr. Michal Zamboj, Ph.D., Department of Mathematics and Mathema- tical Education Abstract: The aim of this thesis is to reveal various errors and issues that high school students face in triangle construction problems. The thesis is divided into two parts for clarity. In the theoretical part we deal with construction problems in general and look into their various solution methods and formal procedures recommended by high school textbooks. Next, we focus on sets of points of a given property (that are part of the high school curriculum), give related denitions, basic properties and use cases. For better understanding of the demonstrated problems the thesis is lled with au- xiliary graphs made in the program GeoGebra. In the last chapter of the theoretical part, we introduce various problems that are expected to occur during geometry con- struction problem solving by students themselves. Those were the main focus of the following study. The preparation of the study, its implementation and subsequent ana- lysis of collected data is described in the practical part of the thesis. The study was conducted with 10 students....
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