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Possibilities of Using the Internet in teaching German at secondary schools in the Czech Republic
Červenková, Martina ; Nečasová, Pavla (advisor) ; Švermová, Dagmar (referee)
The aim of this diploma thesis is to show the possibilities of using the Internet in order to make language learning more effective. In the centre of attention is the language learning at secondary schools in the Czech Republic. The aims, contents and particularities of teaching German at secondary schools in the Czech Republic are defined at the beginning, followed by a discussion about convenient didactic methods according to the educational theories. Internet tools and other its characteristics, which could contribute to the efficiency improvement of language teaching, are also introduced. The thesis also pays attention to the specialized terminology. In the practical part, we can find, at first, some specific prerequisites of using the Internet in teaching a foreign language. We can also find some concrete examples of using the Internet as a support in teaching with regards to the established educational aims. All is based on my own teaching experience and on an extensive internet and foreign literature research. Some useful internet web pages are also mentioned. The thesis shows that the Internet offers quite a lot of possibilities which could, in a way, contribute to efficiency improvement in teaching German.
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Development of medial education and literacy in Germany
Popovová, Andrea ; Wolák, Radim (advisor) ; Pavličiková, Helena (referee)
This thesis Development of Medial Education and Literacy in Germany presents formation and progresive development of medial education in our neighbouring state. Firstly the basic concepts are explained, then description of Medial eduacation evolution is following. This thesis presents also current state of medial education: which way it tends and how it is practised in particular grade of education. The practical part ilustrates findings from the qualitative research: the experts from Germany responded three fields of questions: general introduction into medial education, medial education at school and non-school medial education.
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Possibilities of Using the Internet in teaching German at secondary schools in the Czech Republic
Červenková, Martina ; Nečasová, Pavla (advisor) ; Švermová, Dagmar (referee)
The aim of this diploma thesis is to show the possibilities of using the Internet in order to make language learning more effective. In the centre of attention is the language learning at secondary schools in the Czech Republic. The aims, contents and particularities of teaching German at secondary schools in the Czech Republic are defined at the beginning, followed by a discussion about convenient didactic methods according to the educational theories. Internet tools and other its characteristics, which could contribute to the efficiency improvement of language teaching, are also introduced. The thesis also pays attention to the specialized terminology. In the practical part, we can find, at first, some specific prerequisites of using the Internet in teaching a foreign language. We can also find some concrete examples of using the Internet as a support in teaching with regards to the established educational aims. All is based on my own teaching experience and on an extensive internet and foreign literature research. Some useful internet web pages are also mentioned. The thesis shows that the Internet offers quite a lot of possibilities which could, in a way, contribute to efficiency improvement in teaching German.
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Development of medial education and literacy in Germany
Popovová, Andrea ; Wolák, Radim (advisor) ; Pavličiková, Helena (referee)
This thesis Development of Medial Education and Literacy in Germany presents formation and progresive development of medial education in our neighbouring state. Firstly the basic concepts are explained, then description of Medial eduacation evolution is following. This thesis presents also current state of medial education: which way it tends and how it is practised in particular grade of education. The practical part ilustrates findings from the qualitative research: the experts from Germany responded three fields of questions: general introduction into medial education, medial education at school and non-school medial education.
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