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Comparison of psychosocial climate of the first grade classes at primary school and elementary school with elements of Montessori pedagogy from the teacher perspective.
STROUHALOVÁ, Anna
This bachelor thesis deals with the comparison of the psychosocial climate of classes of ordinary elementary schools and elementary schools with the elements of Montessori pedagogy from the teacher perspective. The theoretical part summarizes the current knowledge concerning the psychosocial climate of the class and the knowledge of pedagogy according to Marie Montessori. The practical part consists of qualitative research, semi-structured interviews with respondents working in ordinary elementary schools and respondents from elementary schools with elements of Montessori pedagogy were used. Its aim was to obtain information on the process of creating a psychosocial climate in both these types of primary schools. The differences between the two groups of respondents in the area of determinants of the creation of psychosocial climate, obstacles in the creation of psychosocial climate, the educational style of teachers and the use of project teaching proved to be significant.
Diagnostic of Social Climate of Classrom at Primary Schoool
SUCHNOVÁ, Martina
The work deals with the diagnostics of social climate of a classroom at Primary School. The theoretical part characterizes basic concepts, which form the social climate of a classroom: school role, environment, classroom climate and atmosphere, peculiarity of a teacher and pupils, positive classroom climate, problems in classroom climate and the methodology of investigation. The practical part contains an empirical research that was realised at one-room Primary School. ``My Class Inventory{\crqq} questionnaire was used in the research. We examined the level of competitiveness, satisfaction of pupils, frictions in the classroom, the difficulty of learning and classroom cohesion. Overall results have revealed that satisfaction and classroom cohesion are the highest values {--} these are very positive values, which represent a solid basis for further development of pupils.

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