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Promoting intergenerational relationships in kindergarten
HRÁDKOVÁ, Markéta
The goal of the thesis is to create a proposal for activities to support intergenerational relationships in kindergarten and implement and reflect on some of them. Terms such as child, childhood, senior, old age, grandparent and types of grandparents, intergenerational ties, and also ageisms related to seniors and old age are defined in the theoretical part. In the next part, I describe intergenerational learning in and out of the family and its importance. Next, I explain the meaning and division of intergenerational programs. A connection with the Framework Education Program is also included. The practical part contains a proposal for possible cooperation between a kindergarten and a facility for the elderly and possible activities. Implementation of the project and evaluation of activities are an integral part of this thesis.
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Intergenerational Learning in Education of Preschool Children
Klinerová, Lenka ; Koťátková, Soňa (advisor) ; Hejlová, Helena (referee)
The thesis is focused on the intergenerational learning in families of preschool children. The first, theoretical part, discusses the ongoing intergenerational learning in families and possibilities of intergenerational programs outside the family. The second, practical part, examines whether and how progress the intergenerational learning in families with preschool children and deals with the parentʼs attitudes toward intergenerational program in kindergarten. Research is carried out via survey in families of children, structured interviews with parents and observation and interviews with children in kindergarten. One part of the thesis is to create the design and implementation of a project focused on intergenerational learning in cooperation of kindergarten and senior citizen home and subsequent reflection process, which arises during intergenerational activities between children and seniors from non-family environment.
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Intergenerational Learning in Education of Preschool Children
Klinerová, Lenka ; Koťátková, Soňa (advisor) ; Hejlová, Helena (referee)
The thesis is focused on the intergenerational learning in families of preschool children. The first, theoretical part, discusses the ongoing intergenerational learning in families and possibilities of intergenerational programs outside the family. The second, practical part, examines whether and how progress the intergenerational learning in families with preschool children and deals with the parentʼs attitudes toward intergenerational program in kindergarten. Research is carried out via survey in families of children, structured interviews with parents and observation and interviews with children in kindergarten. One part of the thesis is to create the design and implementation of a project focused on intergenerational learning in cooperation of kindergarten and senior citizen home and subsequent reflection process, which arises during intergenerational activities between children and seniors from non-family environment.
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