|
Psychic deprivation and subdeprivation of children as an educational challenge
NOVÁK, David
The goal of this thesis is to understand the experience of those educators who had the opportunity to interact with deprived children with the help of narrative research. Specifically, the thesis is focused on people providing foster care. The theoretical part of the thesis presents basic psychological constructs that help shed light on the issue of deprivation syndrome. The thesis uses qualitative tools in the practical part to research the mentioned phenomenon.
|
|
Deprival Syndrome of Children, its Interpretation and Possibilities of Reparation in School Environment and Institutional Care
Ječmínek, Jakub ; Krykorková, Hana (advisor) ; Švandová, Martina (referee)
This bachelor thesis aims to describe the basic characteristics and problems related to deprivation syndrome in children, provide educators the information needed for effective orientation in the area, to recognize deprivation syndrome, emphasize the importance of relationships that go beyond the educational environment and have a societal character and offer tools and mechanisms that lead to effective prevention and possible remedial syndrome. The work is divided into two main sections. The first part defines the basic terms and conditions of deprivation syndrome formation and its symptoms. It refers to the characteristics of resource deprivation syndrome and how it translates into behavior syndrome children. The second part focuses on possibility of prevention and remediation deprivation syndrome. Emphasis is placed on the importance of the interconnectedness of life and many areas of society. Also important is the influence of family coherence and teaching staff to optimize prevention and correction.
|
|
Children from orphanages and their integration into the class group
Pejclová, Simona ; Valentová, Lidmila (advisor) ; Trpišovská, Dobromila (referee)
Annotation: The thesis name The children from orphanages and their integration into the class group is focused on taking the role of student by children from orphanages. The thesis is divided into a theoretical, methodological and practical part. The theoretical part is devoted to family, school roles and long-term researches of Matějček and Langmeier on the psychological deprivation and sub-deprivation. The methodology section contains objectives of the thesis and structure of the research project. The practical part examined differences in the conception of the role of pupil children from orphanages and children from family care using observational, questionnaire and socio-metric method and verifies that the monitored pupils from the orphanage have difficulties with social integration into the class group. Keywords: school socialization, a student from the orphanage, disadvantaged student deprivation, subdeprivation, family
|
|
Subdeprivation and its consequences for a school development of the child
BŘÍZOVÁ, Tereza
This work will focus on the topic of influence of subdeprivation on the school development of a child. Subdeprivation is a serious problem for today's society and often has far-reaching consequences for development of a child. In my work I will try to describe the issue of subdeprivation and I will try to express its forms. The theoretical part will be based on the research of prof. Matějček who dealt with this matter. Two groups of children will be examined in the practical part - an experimental group composed of children from children's home and a control group that will be composed, for example, of the same age. These groups will be monitored for socialization, health and school results. These observations will be processed, evaluated and their results will be documented with tables in the practical part.
|
|
Psychological aspects of preschool child deprivation and subdeprivation
Felcmanová, Kateřina ; Šulová, Lenka (advisor) ; Šturma, Jaroslav (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with deprivation and subdeprivation of preschool children. It defines both terms, describes external conditions which can cause deprivation, internal conditions which involve the final effect of deprivation situation and basic mental child needs. It also deals with subdeprivation situations which can occur, describes the each development period of preschool age with emphasize on deprivation and subdeprivation and describes the change of attitude to deprivation in 20th century. In this context attention is paid to institutional care and partial collective care. The conclusion of theoretical part of thesis is focused on the most present subdeprivation situations of today's and on the consequences of psychological deprivation and subdeprivation. The plan of research project is part of this bachelor thesis.
|
|
Deprival Syndrome of Children, its Interpretation and Possibilities of Reparation in School Environment and Institutional Care
Ječmínek, Jakub ; Krykorková, Hana (advisor) ; Švandová, Martina (referee)
This bachelor thesis aims to describe the basic characteristics and problems related to deprivation syndrome in children, provide educators the information needed for effective orientation in the area, to recognize deprivation syndrome, emphasize the importance of relationships that go beyond the educational environment and have a societal character and offer tools and mechanisms that lead to effective prevention and possible remedial syndrome. The work is divided into two main sections. The first part defines the basic terms and conditions of deprivation syndrome formation and its symptoms. It refers to the characteristics of resource deprivation syndrome and how it translates into behavior syndrome children. The second part focuses on possibility of prevention and remediation deprivation syndrome. Emphasis is placed on the importance of the interconnectedness of life and many areas of society. Also important is the influence of family coherence and teaching staff to optimize prevention and correction.
|
|
Children from orphanages and their integration into the class group
Pejclová, Simona ; Valentová, Lidmila (advisor) ; Trpišovská, Dobromila (referee)
Annotation: The thesis name The children from orphanages and their integration into the class group is focused on taking the role of student by children from orphanages. The thesis is divided into a theoretical, methodological and practical part. The theoretical part is devoted to family, school roles and long-term researches of Matějček and Langmeier on the psychological deprivation and sub-deprivation. The methodology section contains objectives of the thesis and structure of the research project. The practical part examined differences in the conception of the role of pupil children from orphanages and children from family care using observational, questionnaire and socio-metric method and verifies that the monitored pupils from the orphanage have difficulties with social integration into the class group. Keywords: school socialization, a student from the orphanage, disadvantaged student deprivation, subdeprivation, family
|
|
Manifestations of early deprivation among children in foster care
SMRŽOVÁ, Miroslava
This of deprivation in foster children. It observes the symptoms of deprivation and subdeprivation in childrens'personalities and their development in the course of ten years of foster care. The theoretical part presents attachment theory and the importance of a certain attachment to the caring person, together withthe general manifestations of deprivation and subdeprivation. It explains the specifics of substitute family care, focusing on foster care, and also mentions the work of institutions cooperating with foster families. The empirical part carried out by the autobiographical design as a research method presents my personal experience with bachelor thesis deals with early manifestations raising two boys in foster care. The observations show various manifestations of deprivation and also the difficulty and time demand of their treatment. Close and mutual cooperation between the foster family and schools and institutions (such as Středz.ú., a SVP) is seen as a significant positive influence. Therefore, this thesis also includes the perspective of these involved parties and, moreover, a graphic illustration of the frequency of the individual manifestations throughout time.
|
|
Effects deprivace and subdeprivace on schoul children and role teacher at their diagnostics.
LEKEŠ, Antonín
The bachelor thesis Effects of Deprivation and Subdeprivation on School Children and the Role of Teachers in Their Diagnostics deals with the unfavourable psychological development of children and with the consequences that affect negatively their lives. The theoretical part discusses the general issues of deprivation and subdeprivation, the conditions of their formation, the influence of individual factors and the impacts on the schoolwork. For greater clarity, this part is enriched with the specific manifestations of deprivation strain. The research part is concerned with the finding the size of the pathological value of the subdeprivation strain of the girls who are located in the institution for youth in the town of Jindřichův Hradec and with the forecasts of the possible reversal. The research results are evaluated on the basis of the implementation of the selected tests in the experimental group consisted of the girls from the institute in the town of Jindřichův Hradec and by the cross-comparison with the specific test results in the control group (the girls of the same age in the natural environment).
|
|
Subdeprivation and its consequences for a school development of the child
ČÍŽKOVÁ, Eva
Dissertation serves for a cognition of a syndrom called psychological deprivation and subdeprivation. The theoretical part is used as defining specification the basic terms referring to the psychological deprivation, its characteristics and its manifestation. Part of the dissertation is also devoted to the subject of a substitute family case and children?s home as well. The practical part deals with the concrete research. There are two groups compared here ( children from the children?s home and children from functioning families ). These groups are mutually compared and evatuated on the basis of results achieved in a research of Prof. Matějček.
|