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Název práce anglicky: Language Biographies of Pupils with Different Mother Tongue and their Repercussion in Teaching of German as a Foreign Language
DOLEŽALOVÁ, Kateřina
This diploma thesis analyses language biographies of the students with different mother tongue, and the subsequent reflection of those biographies in teaching German as a foreign language. The thesis is divided into the theoretical and the practical part. The theoretical part, based on theoretical literature, outlines four basic chapters with the phenomena which influence the lives of migrants substantially multilingualism, identity, culture and cultural diversity, migration associated with integration or assimilation. The practical part focuses on case study which concentrates on the students with different mother tongue who live in Linz in Austria and visit elementary school there. Their language biographies are recorded and analysed on the basis of a questionnaire, a narrative interview and the language portraits method by H. J. Krumm. At the end of the thesis all findings are summarized, and recommendations for teaching practice with students are deduced.
Strategies of educational support for students with Italian as their mother tongue
Pouchová, Veronika ; Němec, Zbyněk (advisor) ; Valešová Malecová, Barbara (referee)
This bachelor thesis examines support strategies in the education of pupils with Italian as their mother tongue. It deals with methods for successful, integration, factors influencing the mastery of the curriculum and cooperating between teachers and parents. The research method was chosen as a qualitative method, carried out in the form of an online "semi-structured" interview with six Czech teachers and special pedagogues working in Italian- Czech classes at the elementary school J. G. Jarkovského, Truhlářská 22. It was found that for the successful education of pupils with Italian as their mother tongue, the key is the readiness and cooperation of the whole pedagogical team, support of teachers from school management, functional cooperation with school counseling facilities and the possibility of using a teaching assistant. Successful integration mainly affects the pupil's personality, the classroom and the family. The teacher should establish a positive relationship with the pupil and with the pupil's family, prepare the class for the arrival of a new classmate, and provide the pupil with a guide and a mentor from among the pupils.

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