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The Relationship between Curator and Educator in Museums of Art
Juríková, Kristýna ; Sládková, Kateřina (advisor) ; Havlůjová, Hana (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with the issue of relations and cooperation between curators and educators in art galleries. The theoretical part introduces both professions, presents their work activities and qualification and competence requirements. Furthermore, the theoretical part focuses on a brief overview of the ongoing transformations in exhibition institutions, specifically describing the related new institutionalism and the educational turn. The practical part presents empirical research, the main aim of which is to find out what the collaboration between curators and educators in selected art galleries currently looks like. The data for the research are collected through semi-structured interviews with curators and educators from the galleries; questions are directed at mutual collaboration as well as previous experience, education and work background. The information obtained in the interviews during face-to-face meetings is analysed and interpreted together with information from the websites of the selected galleries. The research shows that all the galleries surveyed offer a variety of active programmes for different target groups, which shows a reflection of the ongoing changes and a certain shift towards an educational turn. The main aim of the research is to map the current state of...
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Kindergarten teachers' attitudes and experiences with discussing topics of death-related topics.
PODVALSKÁ, Aneta
This bachelor thesis investigates the competencies and experiences of preschool teachers in addressing topics related to death. The theoretical part focuses on understanding dying and death, societal attitudes towards the topic of death, and children's perception of death. The work further examines the influence of media on children's conception of death. It provides an overview of the profession of a preschool teacher and approaches to teaching related to death, how to talk to children about death and how to help children in times of grief. It also presents a range of techniques and activities that can be used in preschools to understand and process death both in a preventive and interventional sense.
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Personality of a preschool teacher
SVOBODOVÁ, Kateřina
The objective of this bachelor thesis is to find out what personality types, according to the MBTI test, work in the position of a kindergarten teacher and how each personality type views this profession. The theoretical part focuses on the kindergarten teacher, his/her role, competencies, abilities and moral principles. Furthermore, the theoretical segment deals with personality, temperament and the description of different personality typologies. The practical section describes and evaluates the research, which consisted of quantitative and qualitative parts. A questionnaire was used for the quantitative portion of the research, while in the qualitative portion used semi-structured interview method. The respondents of the questionnaire were kindergarten teachers. Four female teachers were approached for the interview, representing some of the MBTI personality types.
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Speech therapy in children's homes in Kralovehradecký region
Peterová, Sandra ; Korandová, Zuzana (advisor) ; Horynová, Jana (referee)
The bachelor thesis is focused on the provision of speech therapy intervention in children's homes in the Královéhradecký region.The bachelor thesis is divided into three chapters, two theoretical and one empirical chapter. In the first chapter of the theoretical part, basic concepts such as speech therapy, communication, speech, language and impaired communication ability are explained. Next, the first chapter is devoted to the development of speech, language and communication within the planes and lastly, it describes children's homes and their functioning, the role of the educator and the child and the communication skills of children from children's homes. The second chapter of the theoretical part is devoted to speech therapy intervention, the definition of the term and its activities, its position within the health and education departments. The empirical part deals with two children's homes from the Královéhradecký region and their provision of speech therapy intervention. In the introduction of the empirical part, the main and sub-objectives and research questions are set, the methods and the course of the research investigation are described. The main objective was determined to be the analysis of speech therapy intervention in children's homes in the Královéhradecký region. The first part...
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Portfolio of professional development of Denisa Soukalová
Soukalová, Denisa ; Blažková, Veronika (advisor) ; Hanková, Zdeňka (referee)
The Bachelor thesis "Portfolio of Professional Development" is devoted to professional development in eight chapters. The work touches on the personality of the tutor, the activities of the school's retinue, the qualifications and competencies of the tutor, the workplace and the university studies. The next chapter contains a professional analysis of the tutor, the following, a case study of the school, written preparation for an hour and, at the end, a reflective reflection on her own studies, which helped the author to reflect on her own professional growth. One of the chapters is focused on the analysis of the book "School Discipline in Theory and Practice", which fit into the concept of the whole work. It is all backed up by specialist literature, which is recorded in the final pages of the bachelor's thesis. There are also her personal opinions and attitudes. KEYWORDS School facilities, profession, professional development, personality, burnout syndrome.
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Comparison of Access of Workers of Children´s Home, Primary School and School Canteen Radenín to Children with Disabilities and to Children without Disabilities
ZHORNÁ, Michaela
The aim of this work was to map the activities of children's home workers in the care of children with disabilities and children without disabilities. The research set consisted of six staff members from the Children's Home, Primary School, and School Canteen Radenín, one of whom was a social worker who is an essential component in childcare. The research was carried out by qualitative research. A method of questioning was used to answer the research questions and a semi-structured interview was the technique. The data obtained from the interviews was evaluated by open coding and then breaking the codes into categories. Based on the research carried out, it has emerged that the education of children in a children´s home varies greatly, due to a visit to two types of schools when children come with different difficulty of tasks. There needs to be a difference in access to education for children with disabilities and children without disabilities. This brings me to the answer to the second research question, when workers in education with children with disabilities have to use certain specific aids to make it easier for children to work. Workers with specific aids not only encounter children with disabilities in education, but also in developing motor and skills in a boy with cerebral palsy. The work brings knowledge in the field of education of children with disabilities and the use of special aids when working with these children. The aids can be educational cards, which serve as an aid to the development of communication skills, or an auxiliary table for multiplication. It is clear from the research that an assistant educator is an indispensable component in working with children with disabilities because these children need individual care.
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