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Distance education of pupils with physical and combined disabilities at lower secondary school
Proxová, Karolína ; Němec, Zbyněk (advisor) ; Hájková, Vanda (referee)
The diploma thesis is dedicated to the distance education of pupils with physical and combined disabilities, with a focus on those where physical disabilities predominate. It specifically addresses pupils in the secondary grades of elementary schools established according to § 16, paragraph 9 of the Education Act. The theoretical section briefly characterizes students with physical and combined disabilities. Additionally, it outlines the conditions, specifics, and possibilities of education for this target group in the Czech Republic. The chapter on distance education introduces the forms of teaching, its organization, specifics, benefits, and challenges for students in this group and their teaching staff. A qualitative research study is included in the thesis, conducted through semi-structured interviews with thirteen teaching staff members from four schools. The research aimed to determine the extent and ways in which, according to pedagogical staff, the experience with mandated distance learning influenced the education of students with physical disabilities. According to research results, individualization and the presence of another person, most commonly a parent, are essential for effective distance learning of pupils with physical disabilities. A significant contribution is the development...
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