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Development of Children's Musical Creativity in Primary School in Classrooms with the Step by Step Program
Vlasatá, Anežka ; Váňová, Hana (advisor) ; Bělohlávková, Petra (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with a children's musical creativity development at primary school with the Step-by-step program. The thesis introduces an overview of the current topics in alternative education, reveals main ideas of the Step by step program and describes a creativity in general with focus on the area of musical creativity and its development. The main goal of this thesis was to analyze usage of activities stimulating musical creativity development in normal classes at primary school and compare the results with the classes where the Step by step program is in use.
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Development of children's musical creativity of the singing group at alementary school
Kučerová, Blanka ; Váňová, Hana (advisor) ; Slavíková, Petra (referee)
Tato diplomová práce se zabývá rozvojem hudební tvořivosti žáků pěveckého kroužku prvního stupně ZŠ. Věnuje se nejprve problematice obecné tvořivosti a jejímu významu a důležitosti pro život člověka. Dále podrobněji specifikuje téma tvořivého myšlení, od něhož odvozuje termín hudebně tvořivého myšlení. Neopomíjí nepostradatelnou roli učitele hudební výchovy, navrhuje systematický metodický postup a nabízí rovněž několik konkrétních typů cvičení vhodných k rozvoji hudební tvořivosti žáků. V rámci výzkumné části pak zkoumá a porovnává úroveň rozvoje tvořivých schopností žáků pěveckého kroužku prvního stupně ZŠ v Čerčanech (ve školním roce 2017/2018 a 2018/2019) v souvislosti s osvojovanými písněmi (jejich obsahy a hudebně výrazovými prostředky). Cílem práce bylo především potvrzení skutečnosti, že výuka s využitím hudebně tvořivých prvků má zásadní vliv na rozvoj hudebních schopností žáků - včetně schopností tvořivých.
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Experiential Games as a Stimulus to Philosophical Dialogue - Creative Project
VAŠTÍKOVÁ, Olga
This thesis focuses on the usage of experiential games as a stimulus to philosophical dialogue. The theoretical part focuses on the methodology of experiential game and the philosophical dialogue. It includes the concepts and basic resources. It introduces the programme theory which is the basis for the second practical part of this thesis - the creative project. The practical part attempts to apply the experiential game as a stimulus to Philosophical Dialogue. It is a creative project, which focuses on the possible usage of the experiential game and the philosophical dialogue in one educational programme both in the formal and non-formal environment. Its content is derived from the Framework Education Programme for Elementary Education edited by The Czech Republic Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports (MEYS) in 2017.
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Experiential Games as a Stimulus of Philosophical Dialogue - Theoretical Analysis
BACHTJAN, Pavel
Experiental Games as a Stimulus of a Philosophical Dialogue. This work focuses on the evaluation of the use of experiential games as a means of inducing a philosophical dialogue, namely in the philosophy program with children. In its first part, the leisure time phenomenon is briefly represented as a space in which activities, that can fill the children's leisure time, are performed. The second part focuses on the definition of the term "play" and opens the view of outdoor education from a set of methods and approaches. It develops a view of the issues of education through experience and subsequent reflection. The theoretical layer of the problem is represented here by the models of experiential learning, which represent the initial framework for naming the basic principles that we can draw from the concept of experiential games. The conclusion of the second part of the thesis deals with overlaps of the experience game and indicates the possibility of further utilization and thematic continuation in the level of follow-up activity. The third part focuses on the concept of philosophy with children, the methods used, the optimal conditions for the development of the activity of the community of inquiry and, last but not least, the contribution in the form of personal development of the individual participants, as well as the development of the whole group together. In this context, the work reflects Kolb's model of experiential learning, puts it in touch with the observational style of learning, and also mentions the sociocognitive concept of A. Bandura. The conclusion of the third part deals with the overlaps of both concepts, analyzes the identical elements and the differences between them. On the theoretical level, it evaluates whether the two concepts contain framework agreement and whether they will achieve a positive appreciation effect through their interconnection.
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Implementation of Philosophy for Children in an after-school club
DŘEVOVÁ, Šárka
This thesis describes the proces of implementation of selected elements of Philosophy for Children in the activities of an after-school club. Philosophy for Children and the school club are presented in the theoretical part. The case study describes twenty Philosophy for Children sessions carried out in the morning and afternoon school club programme. Furthermore, factors influencing the programme that have been encounte-red during the philosophical sessions are discussed.
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Development of Children's Musical Creativity in Primary School in Classrooms with the Step by Step Program
Vlasatá, Anežka ; Váňová, Hana (advisor) ; Bělohlávková, Petra (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with a children's musical creativity development at primary school with the Step-by-step program. The thesis introduces an overview of the current topics in alternative education, reveals main ideas of the Step by step program and describes a creativity in general with focus on the area of musical creativity and its development. The main goal of this thesis was to analyze usage of activities stimulating musical creativity development in normal classes at primary school and compare the results with the classes where the Step by step program is in use.
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Impact of Playing RPG on Players' Development of Creative Thinking
Sabonová, Karolína ; Lukavská, Kateřina (advisor) ; Hříbková, Lenka (referee)
This diploma thesis examines the impact of playing RPG on the development of players'creative thinking. Our aim was to analyze the development of creative thinking in relation with RPG playing. This development was observed in the group of beginners and advanced players and in the control group during six months using creative thinking tests (Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking - Figural, Urban's Test for Creative Thinking- Drawing Production). Tests were administered three times, in the beginning, after 3 months and after 6 months. During the second measurement the experimental group was also assigned a Creative Personality Scale (CPS). The obtained values were processed using descriptive statistics, correlation analysis and t-tests. Overall, it has not been conclusively proved that playing RPG influenced the creative thinking development of players, but a certain trend of improved creativity, especially in RPG-beginners was observed. We found out that the gaming intensity (hours per week) and the creativity are not related. A positive relation between the CPS score and the creativity improvement and also relation between the age and the creativity improvement was established. KEYWORDS RPG, creative thinking, Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking - Figural, Urban's Test for Creative Thinking-Drawing...
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Application of methods of critical thinking in the information education: Case study of the Czech University of Life Sciences
Paulová, Kristýna ; Landová, Hana (advisor) ; Malečková, Dita (referee)
This thesis is focused on use of the critical thinking techniques into the courses of information education. The study describes links and relations among the critical thinking as one part of constructivist teaching and information, critical and reading literacy. A literature review of the thesis also includes description of programme for critical thinking development called "Reading and Writing for Critical Thinking". A finding and methodology section is divided into two parts. First one analyses questionnaire of the critical evaluation of information quality organized for students of Czech University of Life Sciences. Following part describes case study (method based on Yin, 2009) of application critical thinking techniques into the courses of information education in Czech University of Life Sciences. This part, due to chosen method, includes description of current state of information education in the university, its environment and influences. It also gives in detail description of "Course of information literacy for PhD students" which used critical thinking techniques from "Reading and Writing for Critical Thinking" programme. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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M. Lipman: Thinking in Education
BLÁHOVÁ, Klára
The thesis presents the critical analysis of the work Thinking in Education by M. Lipman It deals with the problemc of fostering thinking through education. It explains the reasons of the relevance of the dialoque ability, critical thinking and also use of the creative and caring thinking. Also it explains that the thinking skills should be the effect of the education not only as a preparation for a life in the democratic society. The thesis summarize the views of it's critics.
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