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Distance learning in one family
Brodilová, Aneta ; Viktorová, Ida (advisor) ; Maryšková, Tereza (referee)
This work aims to look at a new phenomenon of today - distance learning, which has replaced the common full-time form of education in anti-epidemic measures, from the perspective of one selected family. The theoretical part deals with two topics. The first is distance learning, introduction to the issue, its legislative basis and its forms. It deals with the topic of the parent and his important position in distance education, as well as the overall approach of parents to school, which is further reflected in the child's attitude towards school and education. This section also describes the impacts of distance learning on pupils and students, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of distance learning in comparison with regular full-time form of education. The second topic of the theoretical part is a look at the approaches used to work with the family and their principles. Specifically a systemic approach and a narrative approach. It describes the construction of reality in a narrative concept and the school and its place in the story of the family. These chapters are included for a better understanding of the interpretation in the empirical part of the work, which is directly based on these approaches. In the empirical part itself, the information provided in interviews with the selected...
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Ethics of family relationships
Bartoňová, Magdalena Terezie ; Červenková, Denisa (advisor) ; Bouma, David (referee)
Current society is facing the crisis of the family, for many people the family is losing its value and we are witnessing frequent family break-up. On the background of the current difficulties of families, this thesis tries to investigate the function of the family, its individual relationships and their importance for family members. The ethics of the family relationships is analyzed in terms of children's needs and complementarity of partnership and parenthood.
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Support options for families with a person sentenced to imprisonment in Prague
Culková, Lenka ; Pazlarová, Hana (advisor) ; Dočkal, Jan (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals primarily with the possibilities of support that can be used by families in the capital city of Prague who have a close person imprisoned. It outlines the conditions of custody and im- prisonment in the Czech Republic and introduces negative effects which families who have a close person imprisoned may face. Subse- quently, the bachelor thesis deals with the possibilities of supporting these families in the Czech environment in terms of social policy and social services, psychotherapy and self-help groups. The practical part maps the provided social services in the capital city of Prague, focusing on the usability of families with a sentenced person in prison and the possibilities of the Association of Civic Counseling Centers. Furthermore, the thesis introduces selected non-governmental organizations with a target group of clients' families with a sentenced person in prison and informs about the contributory organization of the capital city of Prague, Center of Social Services Prague and its de- tached workplace Re-socialization and Reintegration Programs.
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The impacts of family conflicts on a child from the viewpoint of social work
Březinová, Michaela ; Žáčková, Hana (advisor) ; Stretti, Sylvie (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with the impact of family conflicts on the child from the viewpoint of social work. The thesis is divided into two parts, i.e. theoretical and practical. The theoretical part consists of three main chapters. The first chapter generally defines the family and its context. The second chapter is a fundamental one dealing with conflict in general, family conflict as such, the consequences of unresolved family conflicts, as well as methods and approaches to family conflict resolution, including family counselling and family therapy. The chapter also includes an approach of a social worker to a family where a conflict occurs or where a child is being neglected. The third chapter complements the two previous ones, briefly discusses the family in divorce, especially the role of a social worker in divorce proceedings. Furthermore, the development of the divorce rate in the Czech Republic and its family policy. The practical part deals with research focusing on experiences and views of social workers in the area of the social and legal protection of children. The research is directly related to the theoretical part of the thesis as the topic is the impact of family conflicts on the child. A quantitative method was used to carry out the research where the data collection technique was...
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The influence of family and social relationship for the goverment and the yard of Rudolf II.
Horská, Dominika ; Čechura, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Sládek, Miloš (referee)
The subject of this diploma thesis is the characterization of distinguished person of the Czech history of the emperor Rudolf II. Emphasisis placed on the individual factors, that influenced the government of Rudolf II. and his court. I focus on Rudolf's collection of art, his interest in alchemy and astronomy. I also deal with significant fraternal problems, relations with women and how was Rudolf II. influenced by his mental illness. I focus the various aspects that most influenced the personality of Rudolf II. The aim of the thesis is to point out the family and social relations of Rudolf II., which were most signed by his government. This thesis also characterize the contradictory personality of Rudolf II. and why in our nation is Rudolf II. popular and distinctive personality from the Habsburg family.
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Picnic
Rafaelová, Kateřina ; Merta, Johana (referee) ; Artamonov, Vasil (advisor)
The final work aims to communicate via simplicity in painting's form related to family background. Trough the banalized motives I'm letting the spectator to stop for a while and think about the values of family sharing.
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A donation for professional caregiver or provider of social service as an ethical dilemma of family relationships
POPELOVÁ, Miroslava
Thesis consists of theoretical and practical part. In the theoretical part, there is a comprehensive view on the issue of donations in the context of social work. I focused on the characteristics of ethics and morals, on social work with elderly people, their family and the relationship between the worker and the client, as well as on the donations, including the act of receiving the donation, the motivation to donate and evaluation of the donations. In the last chapter I look into the Quality Standards of Social Services and describe here the procedure for receiving donations in several specific facilities. In practical part, my goal is to ascertain the attitude of family members in cases of elderly people wanting to donate to a professional caregiver or directly to a social service provider. In connection with the aim of this thesis, two questions have been defined. The first question is: What are the attitudes of family members who perceive donation as a negative phenomenon (bribe)? The second question is: What concept of life do the family members who perceive the donation to caregiver as neutral or positive adher to? Qualitative research strategy of an in-depth interview technique was chosen to meet the stated research goal. The method of simple deliberate (purposeful) selection was chosen to determine participants. Participants in the research were selected with regard to the family relationship to elderly people who use services of social workers or caregivers. Twelve communication partners attended the research. Data was processed in Atlas.ti 7 program. Data analysis revealed thirteen categories connected with the codes describing the statements of communication partners that expressed positive, neutral or negative attitudes to donations. The results of the research clarify the opinions of family members and thus extend the view on donating to providers of social service.
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Life of a child with multiple disabilities
NOVÁ, Magdaléna
The theme of the bachelor thesis is the life of a child with a multiple disabilities. The theoretical part presents the issue of postvaccination syndrome. The research focuses on the life of the family with a child with this type of disability. In addition, there are presented selected facilities that can be a family support in the education of a child with disabilities and the therapies that the respondent has attended. The method of data collection was the observer's observation, which is complemented by interviews with the boy's parents. The author introduces the care of a child with a multiple disabilities, the influence of disability on progress of the child, his education, relationships and the running of the household.
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