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The Integrated Teaching of Czech Language in Lower Secondary Schools
Kronovetrová Fingerová, Markéta ; Doležalová, Eliška (advisor) ; Komberec, Filip (referee)
This thesis deals with the topic of integrated teaching of Czech language in lower secondary School. Its aim was to find out the possibilities and limits of the implementation of this teaching. The data were collected through action research at Na Rohu1 Primary School where the author of this thesis taught three eighth grades' classes for whole year. For more than a year she designed lessons for these classes based on the principles of integration of the components of the Czech language, constructivism, and the communicative principle. These are documented and reflected in this thesis. A secondary goal of this thesis was to observe the possibilities of conducting independent action research in mainstream settings and at a regular elementary school where it could become a means of professional development for teachers. The theoretical part of this thesis is based on the chapters dealing with the mapping of different conceptions of Czech language teaching and the current situation in the Czech Republic and abroad. These are followed by chapters dealing with the principles that were used to determine the principles for the development of individual lessons. Attention has also been paid to the description of the principles of action research. Czech and foreign sources were used. The bulk of the...
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The differences between the beginning and experienced teachers at second grade of primary schools and lower school years of grammer school located in Nymburk and Poděbrady
Mejzr, Patrik ; Flemr, Libor (advisor) ; Jansa, Petr (referee)
Name: The differences between the beginning and experienced teachers at second grade of primary schools and lower school years of grammer school located in Nymburk and Poděbrady. Aims: The bachelor thesis aims to describe the differences of selected concepts (see below) the beginning teachers with the experience not longer than 5 years and the experienced teachers teaching more than 20 years. The question is the following: What are the differences between the beginning teachers and the experienced ones? The particular assumptions were not established because of insufficiently explored theme. Methods: Information included in the practical part of bachelor thesis was based on questionnaire inquiry. The teachers on selected schools located in Nymburk and Poděbrady participated on this inquiry. The questionnaire was concentrated on 4 concepts - preparation for the lesson, work with the class, pupil's motivation and the lifestyle of the teacher. The questionnaires were given to the teachers teaching at the second grade of primary school and lower school years of grammer school, i.e. teaching the children at the age of 11 - 15 years) and fulfilling the length of work experience, i.e. beginning teachers having shorter experience than 5 years and experienced teachers teaching more than 20 years. The...
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Modern technology from the viewpoint of a secondary school teacher (from 6th grade to 9th grade)
Doležel, Radim ; Syřiště, Ivo (advisor) ; Duschinská, Karolina (referee)
In my bachelor thesis I deal with taking advantage of using modern technology, as about important form of modern education, and how often do teachers involve modern technology in education in general. I concern myself with different types of modern technologies, their usage and how they can be engaged into education. Among other issues, I mention also educational projects "Vzdělávání 21" or "Škola dotykem" which pursue using modern technologies in teaching. I speak also about on-line technology which is an indivisible part of modern technology in common. I compare advantages and disadvantages of engaging these technologies into tuition and I try to present a comprehensive view on this issue. Method section concentrates on the results from the research questionnaire where I mostly investigated the relationship between the teacher and modern technology. I asked schoolteachers whether these technologies are supportive of them or they are just an obstacle in educational process, which technologies are they familiar with and if the teachers actively use the technology in their classes. Nevertheless, research questions included the viewpoint on how the technology determines some of the characteristics of the pupils in class.
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