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Development of graphomotor skills in preschool children through musical activities
ŽOFKOVÁ, Lucie
This bachelor thesis deals with the development of graphomotor skills from simpler to more complex graphomotor elements. The aim of my bachelor thesis is to create a program for preschool children supporting the development of graphomotor skills through musical activities. The thesis comprises both theoretical and practical parts. The theoretical section focuses on clarifying key concepts related to preschool education. It mentions psychomotor development, which discusses the abilities and skills of children in the preschool period. Another chapter addresses graphomotor development, describing individual graphomotor elements. Further chapters are devoted to musical activities and their classification, the development of children's drawing, and the role of play and fairy tales in the preschool period. In the practical part, the created program will be tested. Units of the program, motivated by specific graphomotor elements, will be described here, and their functionality will then be verified in two age-differentiated classes. The units will subsequently be evaluated using observation and interview methods. In the conclusion of the thesis, the idea of whether movement combined with music has a positive impact on the development of a child's graphomotor skills is reflected upon.
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The Study of Conditions for Sport in Chosen Enviroment
Votoupal, Tomáš ; Chlíbková, Daniela (referee) ; Korvas, Pavel (advisor)
This thesis deals with conditions for sport and physical activity in Trebic. The most important tools for processing the status quo analysis, comparison of data primarily from municipal budgets, and finally carried out a survey on the conditions of physical activity. Carried out the research, I found that the city of Trebic has on its size and population, good conditions for sport and physical activity, it can be judged from the number of sports facilities and based on increasing amounts on sport and investment in sports facilities. The quality conditions and also reflects 86% positive opinions on the conditions for physical activity that emerged from the survey.
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Monitoring of Participation in Sport and Physical Activities Selected Population Groups
Nguyen Minh, Duc ; Nováková, Svatava (referee) ; Blahutková, Marie (advisor)
The main objective of the thesis is to identify the opportunities of preschool children to participate in leisure sports and physical activities through monitoring in selected population groups. Secondly, based on the study of legislative provisions and the Education Law, the aim is to create a business plan for the establishment of preschool facility for the Vietnamese community children in Brno. Finally, the work aims to describe the positive benefits of physical activity in this group and also to state the risks of lack of movement in preschool children.
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Physical activities in kindergarten
SVOBODOVÁ, Aneta
The central theme of this bachelor's thesis is research of motor activities among children in kindergarten. In theoretical part are included chapters closely related to the topic. Mainly, I focused on the development of children in the preschool age. Afterwards, I concentrated on the preschool education system in the Czech Republic. Especially on the goals of the system and on the Framework Education Programme. I described in detail, how children themselves developing motor activities in kindergartens and in the last chapter of the theoretical part I zeroed in on teacher's assistance within the realization of motor activities. The practical part is dedicated to teachers in kindergartens in the region of České Budějovice and to the ways of realizing motor activities. The research survey was realised in the form of interviews, thus the qualitative research method was implemented. Interviews were realized with five participants.
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Use of physical activity for people with Down syndrome
HEJLEK, Jaroslav
The bachelor thesis deals with the use of physical activities for people with Down syndrome. The aim of the work is to search and describe which physical activities are used in social services for these people. To achieve the aim of the work, the quality research, the method of questioning, the technique of half-controlled interview and the technique of the focus group were used. The answers of the communicative partners were gathered with regard to two different research files, and with different techniques of getting the data. The first research files are social workers, workers in social services and activation workers. The participants of the interviews were nine workers from five different social facilities in the South Moravian and the South Bohemian region. The results were evaluated with the system of open coding and data categorization. The other research file were the clients of one of the social facility in the South Moravian region. The data were gathered with the focus group technique. The focus group contains five clients (three men and two women). The results are evaluated with the method of creating clumps. The results show that the offer of physical activities in social services is varied and diverse, the clients are supported in these activities and the influence on them is positive. The most of the clients appreciate physical activities, participate in sports actions, competitions and special Olympic games. The benefit of the bachelor thesis is the summary of physical activities, their use, and possible inspiration for those who work with people affected with Down syndrome. The work also emphasizes the importance of physical activities and it may help with public awareness in this area.
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Comparation of physical and leisure activities in selected houses for the elderly in the Czech Republic and Germany
NASTAS, Daniela
In my final diploma thesis, I deal with the issue of a physical and leisure activity in selected homes for the elderly in the Czechia and Germany. The whole work is divided into a theoretical and practical part. The theoretical part describes residential institutions for seniors in the Czech Republic and Germany and their financing and historical development up to the present, I deal with the mental, physical, social, and spiritual aspects of seniors and their adequate physical activities. The practical part consists of a questionnaire survey and statistical verification of the tested hypotheses. I sent the questionnaire survey by e-mail to more than 50 selected homes for the elderly in the Czech Republic and Germany, but I have got the answers only from 13 of them. The aim was to find about whether seniors are satisfied with the offered activities in the home for the elderly, what activities the seniors engage in, what the activity brings them and what improvement they would welcome. The results of the questionnaire survey are processed into graphs and tables. It was confirmed that a total of 50 % of clients in Germany answered that they are completely or rather satisfied with the quality of services offered, compared to 8 % less in the Czech Republic, 42 %. Based on this survey, it follows that seniors are interested in nonphysical activities that bring them contact with other people and thus strengthen their social ties. Therefore, it would be appropriate for the directors of houses for elderly to consider the inclusion of new nonphysical activities.
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