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Adaptation of Pupils to the First Year of Primary School
Čermáková, Petra ; Bravená, Noemi (advisor) ; Stará, Jana (referee)
The thesis deals with the adaptation of pupils, which is often associated in literature with kindergarten. It si a new topic for the first year of primary school. Therefore, the thesis focuses on describing the different concepts that are essential to understanding a child's adaptation to the first year of primary school. The theoretical part of the thesis is arranged chronologically as the each topic comes up in the child life, i.e. from the definition of preschool age, throuth the issues of school maturity and readiness, enrolment and deferment, to the definition of the younger school age. A central chapter is devoted to the issue of adaptation and the causes of failed adaptation. For the empirical part of the thesis, qualitative research based on the case study research method was chosen. Several techniques were used for data collection. These include direct non- participant observation of pupils during breaks as well as lessons. The observations are supplemented by semi-structured individual interviews with pupils, a teacher and a class assistant. Another technique is a parents online questionnaire. KEYWORDS Adaptation, pupil, maturity, readiness, school, classmate, team, new beginning, environment.
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Rozvojové možnosti mikroregionu na vnitřní periferii Česka (případová studie Bystřice nad Pernštejnem)
Čermáková, Petra
The diploma thesis deals with the development possibilities of the microregion Bystřicko. Basic terms and issues of a municipal development on the inner periphery of the Czech Republic are defined in the thesis. In the practical part, there is a complex characteristic of the researched microregion described. Furthermore, it also describes the possibilities of a partial solution of reduction the uranium ore by any other industry. Based on the acquired findings, the SWOT analysis is provided and the development possibilities of microregion Bystřicko are evaluated. The result of the diploma thesis is a coherent view of the development possibilities of the microregion that is cartographically, photographically and graphically documented.
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Adaptation mechanism of nematodes for harsh condition survival
Čermáková, Petra ; Vadlejch, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Kyriánová, Iveta Angela (referee)
Adaptation is a complex of mechanisms, thanks to which nematodes can endure unfavourable conditions. These can come from either external or internal environment. Which one would be dominating, depends on the exact lifestyle of a certain nematode e.g. nematodes living in free nature must deal with environmental changes, parasitic ones are influenced by viability of the host, but even in this case we cannot dismiss the role of environment. There is always a mutual bond between the parasite, host, and the environment. Nematodes usually resolve emergency situations in two ways. One way is to adapt to the new conditions so they can grow and reproduce. The other way is to choose an adaptation mechanism thanks to which nematodes will survive a threat temporarily. Adaptation mechanisms can vary between individual species or various stages of the same kind of nematodes. Universal adaptation behaviour among nematodes does not exist. Adaptation mechanisms of nematodes cause changes in their physiology, metabolism, morphology, development or growth, but also in their behaviour. The aim of this thesis is to gather information from academic literature and scientific articles and provide a closer description of nematodes and their most usual and important adaptation mechanisms. This is preceded by a general description of nematode biology for better understanding of the issue. Based on this information we can comprehend why nematodes are such a successful phylum. Nematodes can be also considered as pests having a negative impact on the economic and social sphere. Further knowledge of nematodes and their mechanisms of adaptation and exploration of their surprisingly resistant forms can lead to control their regulation.
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Analysis of the Culture of Nursery Schools ?Way to Improvement or Change of Organizational Cu lture
Čermáková, Petra ; Gabrielová, Šárka (referee) ; Koberová, Eva (advisor)
The bachelor thesis is dealing with the problems of organizational culture and analysis of the actual state of the culture of nursery schools (also called kindergartens). It proceeds from the finding, that the knowledge of the culture of the school has a specific importance in the educational system for its influence upon the educational process, especially in the sphere of marketing and management of the school and that there is important to observe and analyze this process continuously. It brings the basic findings about the culture of nursery schools in selected spheres with the subsequent determination of the findings from the examination, which can serve as a recommendation for a management of nursery schools to think about the substance of the culture of the school itself and subsequent creation of a plan for improvement or change of the school-culture.
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Vliv změny legislativy upravující podmínky chovu slepic na produkci konzumních vajec v Evropské unii
Čermáková, Petra
Čermáková, P. Effect of changes in legislation governing the conditions of hens to produce eggs for consumption in the European Union. Bachelor's thesis. Brno, 2014. In this bachelor's thesis is described historical development of housing systems of laying hens, animal welfare and the European Council Directive 74/1999 of 19 July 1999 that prohibited housing of laying hens in conventional unenriched cages for all member states of the European Union. This law came into force in 1st January 2012. Thesis is focused on overall impact of the production of eggs for consumption in selected states of the European Union. In this thesis there is described the production of eggs from the global perspective and the perspective of Czech Republic. Foreign trade of eggs is also described there from the perspective of the European Union and the Czech Republic.
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