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Advantages and Risks of Alternative Pre-school and Junior Scholar
BACHOVÁ, Jarmila
The thesis informs the reader about the most outstanding alternative programmes and their founders. Step by step it follows more modern and at the moment most utilised alternative methods and directions. The practical part is aimed at concrete alternative schools in this country. By describing them, it tries to bring forward the image of operating alternative programmes in the Czech Republic. It deals with their merits and their liabilities, which might rise in connection with the alternative education.
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Methods of value orientetion measuring
Brichcín, Petr
The article deals on the problemacy of the methods of value orientation measuring.In the introductory part the autor briefly sketches out an overview of the solutions of the qustion of values and value orientations. The following part of the article focuses on various typologies of the values orientations, which are a theoretical background for concrete methods. The final part of the article deals on the concrete diagnostical value orientation methods - Value Hierarchy Test(M.Rokeach) and Study of Values(Allport, Vernon, Lindzey).
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The qualitative approach in modern research of addictions in Czech Republic during 1990s
Miovský, Michal
The development of qualitative approach and methods in research of drug users and drug use was during 1990s very rapid. It is impossible to provide a summary of this approach and methods in the Czech Republic unless we describe wider contexts of development of science in our country in the second half of the last century. Influence of communist ideology on science was obvious in many disciplines. However, the field of humanistic studies suffered the most. Under the communist regime, qualitative approach was not officially discussed in universities, and it was regarded as unscientific. Therefore, apart from a few exceptions, officially published scientific studies that made use of qualitative methodology have only started to appear in 1990s.
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The amotivational syndrome and the description of the lifestyle of heavy cannabis drug users
Gabrhelík, Roman
The so-called "amotivational syndrome" in cannabis users is said to represent changes on behavioural level and in cognitive sytle as a result of long-term, heavy use of cannabis drugs. We give a brief overview of knowledge in the course of study of the amotivational syndrome. The aim of this conference paper is to present basic information about the procedures and methods used during our study on the heavy cannabis users and analysis of their life-style. The means that we do not focus primarily on the results of our study, but we only want to present one way of how to handle this phenomenon with the qualitative research methods.
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