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The history of physical education and sport in unions of the Metoděj region of Orel association
ŠPINAR, Matěj
This Bachelor thesis deals with the processing of the history of physical education in the units of Methodius County of the Eagle Society from the beginnings of the formation of specific units to the present day. The first Christian social gym union was informally established at the beginning of the last century. The greatest development was achieved by the Eagle between the two world wars. Members of the Eagle have been the victims of repression on several occasions, and the association has been repeatedly suspended in its existence. Methoděj's County, which is based in Bystřice pod Pernštejn, was originally created under the name Horácká County. Its patron saint is Saint Methodius, co-patron of Europe, creator of Slavic writing and, above all, bearer of Christianity. Currently, the county continues its physical activity.
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The history of physical education and sport in unions of the Kosmák region of Orel
DOLÁK, Jan
The bachelor's thesis deals with the history of physical education and sport in Kosmák County Orel. Kosmák County was established by agreeing to the division of West Moravian County at the General Congress of the Czechoslovak Eagle on July 31, 1947. The named county is based in Znojmo and the individual units are from the Znojmo region. However, the activities of this county were stopped by the communist regime. After many years under the communist regime, the county was successfully restored on January 1, 1996. In the individual phases after the restoration, unities were formed, but they did not survive on the Eagle scene and ceased their activities. Kosmák County now has 6 units: Mramotice, Pavlice, Přeskáče, Únanov, Vémyslice and Znojmo. The work further clarifies the life of the county patron Václav Kosmák. Secondly, it focuses on the course of Orel's activities from the beginning to the present and describes the personality of Orel's physical education, Jan Šrámek.
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National YMCA groups in Czechoslovakia and Poland - their establishment and successful development of physical culture during the periond from 1918 to 1939
Tlustý, Tomáš ; Waic, Marek (advisor) ; Kašpar, Ladislav (referee) ; Bobrík, Miroslav (referee)
The dissertation looks at the history of one physical education organisation which was of great significance to the development of physical culture in inter-war Czechoslovakia and Poland, despite this not being its only activity. The YMCA came into being in England but it particularly flourished in the United States of America. During the First World War, Czechoslovak and Polish soldiers were given a taste of their activity, being accompanied home by members of this in- ternational association after the war had ended. Following requests from military and political leaders of the time, the American YMCA sent its secretaries to the newly established Czechoslovakia and renewed Poland to help establish the first local associations. It was particularly due to them that new practically unknown sports, were introduced to the region. In addition, in both Czechoslovakia and Poland, the YMCA also took responsibility for having new physical education fa- cilities built, improving training methods and generally enhancing young people through sport. During the inter-war years, local YMCA groups and their mem- bers performed exceptionally well in a number of sporting disciplines and ranked among the top Czechoslovak and Polish athletes. Furthermore, the YMCA con- tributed to establishing the tradition of permanent...
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National YMCA groups in Czechoslovakia and Poland - their establishment and successful development of physical culture during the periond from 1918 to 1939
Tlustý, Tomáš ; Waic, Marek (advisor) ; Kašpar, Ladislav (referee) ; Bobrík, Miroslav (referee)
The dissertation looks at the history of one physical education organisation which was of great significance to the development of physical culture in inter-war Czechoslovakia and Poland, despite this not being its only activity. The YMCA came into being in England but it particularly flourished in the United States of America. During the First World War, Czechoslovak and Polish soldiers were given a taste of their activity, being accompanied home by members of this in- ternational association after the war had ended. Following requests from military and political leaders of the time, the American YMCA sent its secretaries to the newly established Czechoslovakia and renewed Poland to help establish the first local associations. It was particularly due to them that new practically unknown sports, were introduced to the region. In addition, in both Czechoslovakia and Poland, the YMCA also took responsibility for having new physical education fa- cilities built, improving training methods and generally enhancing young people through sport. During the inter-war years, local YMCA groups and their mem- bers performed exceptionally well in a number of sporting disciplines and ranked among the top Czechoslovak and Polish athletes. Furthermore, the YMCA con- tributed to establishing the tradition of permanent...
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Opinion and attitude of school children to the physical education and sport
Jansová, Kateřina ; Perič, Tomáš (advisor) ; Kaplan, Aleš (referee)
Title: Opinion and attitude of school children to the physical education and sport Objectives: Main objective of the diploma work is to study opinions and attitude of school children aged 11-15 years using the questionnaire DIPO - J (Dimension of attitude for children). The survey will be carried out at second grade of elementary schools in the chosen classes with the sport and regular educational programme. The obtained results will be analysed according to the sex and age groups 11-13 years and 14-15 years. Results will be compared with the surveys about school children done with the questionnaire DIPO - J in the years 1983 to 2013. Methods: The survey has been done using questionnaires DIPO - J from professor PhDr. Bohumil Svoboda, DrSc. It contains altogether 60 questions that map opinions and attitude in the following 6 dimensions: Dimension I. - Attitude to the performance, health and physical fitness. Dimension II. - Attitude to the development of personality, character and abilities. Dimension III. - Attitude to the social experience, behaviour and conduct, friendship. Dimension IV. - Attitude to stress, risk, courage and adventure. Dimension V. - Attitude to the aesthetic experience on TV and sport, beauty and gracefulness of movement. Dimension VI. - Attitude to relaxation, compensation...
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Study programmes dealing with Physical Education and Sport in the region of Czech and expected occupation of their graduates\\
HAVEL, Rostislav
The aim of this bachelor paper is to compare accredited fields of study focused on physical education and sport in the Czech Republic from the viewpoint of similar and different features of study schemes and graduates{\crq} grade in practise. The first chapters outline the history of physical education teachers{\crq} training in the Czech Republic and a brief characteristic of the Higher Education Act. The synthetic and analytic parts are the central elements of the paper. The analytic part presents a summary of fields of study focused on physical education and sport, accredited at particular universities. The synthetic part contrasts, using a comparative method, the fields of study in terms of compulsory subjects, the number of credits, examinations and lessons. The main information sources were the study schemes issued for the academic year 2007/2008 and the internet sites of individual university departments. The last part of the paper is dedicated to the assumed grade of graduates in practise. In the Czech Republic is posibble to study Bc., a Mgr. fields of study branches of altogether on the 8 faculty. Is concerned altogether about 21 pedagogic and 29 unpedagogic field of study.
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