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Occurrence of risk behavior of studenst of the 2nd grade of primary schools in Prague 5
Kudličková, Dagmar ; Koťa, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Valenta, Josef (referee)
(in English): In my work I deal with the occurrence of risk behavior of students of the 2nd grade of primary schools (in Prague 5). In the first, theoretical part of this work I deal with the explanation of concepts that relate to the issue and form the basis of the work. These theoretical findings are applied in the second, practical part, in which I am interested in whether the students of the 2nd grade are sufficiently informed about the manifestations of risk behavior, whether they are already in some form, whether in the school environment or outsider it, and also which manifestation of risk behavior is currently most pronounced in schools. In my work I also try to point out the short comics of the minimum preventive programs of primary schools. These data are read from the annual reports of primary schools, for a period of 2 years. For my work, I chose quantitative research, which includes a larger number of respondents, specifically online questionnaires. I chose students of the 8th and 9th grades of primary schools in Prague 5, because I find this target group is the most endangered by risk behavior.
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TEACHERS' APPROACH TO STUDENTS WITH ADHD SYNDROME IN BASIC SCHOOL
Kudličková, Dagmar ; Komárková, Tereza (advisor) ; Tvrzová, Ivana (referee)
In my work I deal with Teachers ' approach to students with ADHD syndrome at Primary school. In the first, theoretical part of this thesis I deal with the explanation of terms that relate to the problem and form the basis of the work. These theoretical knowledge are applied in the second, practical, part where I am interested in if the teachers perceive their pupils with ADHD syndrome differently, approching them with prejudices or negatively, especially preparing for teaching etc. For my work I have chosen qualitative research which deals with the problem in more detail, especifically semi-structured interview. I asked five teachers, women, who teach from 1st to 5th grade.
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