|
| |
|
|
Sport hall and its facilities for the elementary school Hudcova 35, Brno
Zálešák, Tomáš ; Klimecký, Martin (referee) ; Gerö, Jiří (advisor)
The assignment of the diploma thesis seamlessly follows on from the previous urban-architectural study, the aim of which was to prepare a proposal for a development area in Medlánky, which will respect the newly proposed spatial plan of the city of Brno. Part of the area under consideration is a parcel with an allocated area for public amenities, this area is directly reserved for the location of a new sports hall. The goal of the diploma thesis was to design a sports hall with a grandstand for 300 spectators, the hall should be used exclusively by Hudcova Elementary School for physical education. In the afternoons, the hall should be used by the public from the surrounding area for hobby groups and recreational sports or professional indoor sports matches.
|
|
| |
|
|
Small-classes school in Ktiš
DRYJE, Tomáš
This diploma thesis deals with the topic of a small school with composite classes in the village of Ktiš. The theoretical part of the work defines the concept of a small school with composite classes and its specifics. The practical part is based on the method of qualitative research. The objective is to find out the possibilities and ways for a better functioning school in Ktiš.
|
|
|
Extracurricular activities at dalton schools in the Czech Republic
ZIMMERMANNOVÁ, Anežka
The thesis deals with the possibilities of application of the Dalton Plan within extracurricular activities, i.e. in school clubs. The first part of the thesis describes the history of extracurricular activities and conditions of education, such as legislation or organization. The second part presents a research carried out at three elementary schools, which apply Dalton principles in education. The aim of the research was to find out how the Dalton principles are applied at school clubs of the chosen schools. The last section of the thesis compares conditions of education with the reality of extracurricular activities. Furthermore, the possibilities of application of the Dalton principles in extracurricular activities are assessed.
|
|
|
In-line skating lessons at primary schools
Doležalová, Lucie ; Gnad, Tomáš (advisor) ; Turčová, Ivana (referee)
Title: Education of inline skating in primary schools Objective: The goal of this thesis was the analysis of the inline skating education in primary schools, focused on the form of education, conditions for education, material and staff equipment. Methods: The theoretical part of the thesis was prepared by descriptive analytical method and research of available Czech literature and foreign sources. Survey research was used in the practical part of the thesis. There were used two different questionnaires: one for the schools which already have inline skating in their education plan and the second one for the schools which do not have it in their education plan. The survey was sent to all primary schools in Czech Republic by email. The results were statistically processed by using absolute and relative frequencies. Results: Inline skating is being taught in 16% of primary schools in Czech republic. There are 4 different forms of education used: a freetime activity in form of extracurricular activity 64,7%, part of physical education lessons for whole class 14,7%, part of physical education as a optional activity for selected members of class 8,8% and extra occasional activities (sport day, school course and others) 5,9%. Most frequently used areas for inline skating are asphalt playgrounds 26% and...
|
|
|
Football as an extracurricular activity at a grammar school
Nosek, Tomáš ; Buzek, Mario (advisor) ; Kokštejn, Jakub (referee)
Title: Football as an extracurricular activity at a grammar school. Objective: This issue has already been written many works. Most of the research that I have studied, however, carried out in primary schools. Therefore, I decided to deal with this issue at grammar schools, because I think that students of grammar schools no longer have that study as much free time for extracurricular activities. The aim of my thesis is to find out how they stand football as an extracurricular activity with regard to other activities for children in this age. Furthermore, how much free time students have grammar schools, and how to handle this free time. Whether their school offers some activities or rings that could children in their spare time to attend. In conclusion, I followed the doctor Tomas Malkus discovered his opinion on stretching and compensation exercises in sports. Methods: Data were collected by the method of quantitative questioning a particular interrogation method using an anonymous questionnaire with open and closed questions and structured interviews with open and closed questions. To the the research sample included respondents are of the grammar school above the table. The questionnaires will work out a controlled interview results and converts them through text and graphs in this thesis....
|
|
|
Extracurricular activities for children and youth with autism spectrum disorders
Novotná, Michaela ; Opekarová, Olga (advisor) ; Šiška, Jan (referee)
Diplomová práce seznamuje s jednotlivými symptomy a typy pervazivních vývojových poruch. Předkládá možnosti využití široké škály různých přístupů či programů při práci s těmito žáky. Věnuje se hře ve spojení s poruchami autistického spektra a s využitím volného času v rámci školy, rodiny či projektu. Práce nastiňuje jednotlivá úskalí mimoškolních aktivit dětí a mládeže s poruchami autistického spektra. Zdůrazňuje, jakou významnou pozici mimoškolní aktivity v životě dětí a mládeže zastupují a jak důležité jsou pro všestranný rozvoj. Dále mapuje volnočasové aktivity, kterým se věnují děti a mládež s poruchami autistického spektra v rámci rodiny, školy a nejrůznějších projektů. Nedílnou součástí mimoškolních činností se stává hra, kterou lze využít jako jednu z možných forem práce s dětmi a mládeží s poruchami autistického spektra. Volný čas a hra se také prolíná návrhem projektu, který je součástí diplomové práce. Projekt nese název: "Společná škola v přírodě".
|
|
|
Art Lessons within the Framework of Extracurricular Activites Using Nontraditional Techniques
Slunečková, Jana ; Krejčová, Alena (advisor) ; Jarchovská, Lenka (referee)
TITLE: Art Lessons within the Framework of Extracurricular Activities Using Nontraditional Techniques AUTHOR: Jana Slunečková DEPARTMENT: Institute of Occupational Development of Education Workers SUPERVISOR: Mgr. Alena Krejčová ABSTRACT: The bachelor work addresses art lessons within co-curricular activities. It discusses ways how school-age children can spend their spare time, and concentrates on art lessons and their use within co-curricular activities. It mainly deals with innovative and less known techniques, which can be interesting and attractive for children because of their unfamiliarity. The practical part of the bachelor work describes activities of an art techniques group of senior primary grades pupils. KEYWORDS: Art Lessons, Extracurricular Activities, Nontraditional Techniques, Linocut, Backing, Stapling, Enameling, Quilling, Encaustic, Arranging
|
|
|
Non-formal education of children: How the family affects the choice of extracurricular activities
Čerňanská, Sára ; Mouralová, Magdalena (advisor) ; Klusáček, Jan (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the non-formal education of children, focusing in particular on the description of factors influencing college-educated parents when choosing extracurricular activities for their children, who spend an average of 5 hours per week in extracurricular activities. In the thesis, I focus on primary school children as at this age parents are the key factor that affects children's education and they are the ones from whom the patterns of behaviour and values are transmitted. The aim is to find out what influences parents in choosing extracurricular activities, the extent to which children are participating in the selection and how parents share their roles in providing extracurricular activities. In the research eleven interviews were conducted, on which content analysis was carried out accordingly. The result is a description of factors that affect all parents to a similar extent as the child's personality, interest, age, and the distance of extracurricular activities from home. The main findings are different concepts of non-formal education of some respondents, their distinct levels of control and intervention in the selection, and various ideas as to how their child should spend time. According to these aspects, the three parental prototypical approaches were developed....
|
guest ::
