The diploma thesis deals with the educational influence of the subject of creative drama on psychosocial development of pupils with special learning difficulties (SLD) on 1st grade of Waldorf school. The work is focused mainly on the development of communication skills, respecting the boundaries, instructions and cooperation in the classroom using methods and techniques of drama education with pupils with SLD in 2nd half of 2nd grade and 1st half of 3rd class. The theoretical part defines the four basic parts of this diploma thesis psychosocial development of children of younger school age, special learning difficulties (SLD), accompanying phenomena and their influence on the psychosocial development of the child, characteristics of Waldorf school, methods and techniques of drama education. The practical part deals with the development of communication, cooperation, observance of rules, understanding of the topic and the ability of its interpretation of individuals and the whole group in the lessons of creative drama. In the lessons, we experienced key themes of the Waldorf School. The whole process is recorded and evaluated using record sheets from each lesson.

Dans une perspective de psychologie développementale appliquée à l’objet Écrit, la recherche présentée dans cette thèse s’articule autour de deux grands temps et notions : l’évaluation des compétences à l’Écrit d’une part et la remédiation des difficultés sur l’Écrit d’autre part. Le concept d’appropriation de l’Écrit développé par Besse constitue la base de ce travail et permet de faire le lien entre ces deux dimensions, en prenant en compte le rapport à l’Écrit dans sa globalité (aspects cognitifs, sociaux ou plus personnels). Dans un premier temps, les compétences et représentations de l’Écrit de 159 enfants scolarisés à l’école élémentaire sont mises en évidence à l’aide des outils DMA-Enfants (rencontres individuelles autour d’activités sur le lire-écrire-parler). Les analyses et observations alors conduites ont permis de suivre le développement des compétences en lecture-écriture et le cheminement sur l’Écrit des enfants du CP au CM2. Différents profils sur l’Écrit ont également été identifiés, venant notamment souligner les particularités des enfants en difficulté sur l’Écrit. Dans un second temps, 21 enfants de CM2 ont participé pendant trois mois à des ateliers de remédiation sur l’Écrit autour du Journal Scolaire, visant à les accompagner vers une autre réflexion et appropriation de l’Écrit. Les résultats obtenus sont encourageants et témoignent d’une certaine influence de la remédiation sur les représentations et les comportements face à l’Écrit des enfants concernés. / This doctoral research on the Written language takes place in the field of developmental psychology. It can be focused on two main concepts and two main steps: reading and writing skills assessment on one hand, remediation of difficulties on the other hand. The reading and writing appropriation concept developed by Besse is used to link assessment and remediation and the Written language in all its dimensions (cognitive, social and more personal aspects) is taken into account. Based upon the use of the DMA method, 159 children from 1st to 5th grade were first met individually and activities relating to reading, writing and oral skills were proposed to highlight their Written language skills and representations. We were able to monitor the progress and we could analyze the development of reading and writing skills throughout elementary school. Different profiles of reading and writing skills were also identified, especially to differentiate children having problems with Written language.In a second step, remediation workshops were set up for three months with 21 5th grade children. The purpose was writing articles for the school newspaper in order to support children to another thought and appropriation of the Written language. The results are encouraging : they show some influence of remediation on representations and behaviors about reading and writing.

Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-27T16:58:27Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Edgar Alves da Silva.pdf: 1216511 bytes, checksum: 88ec8908970260dc4d63b0246534600d (MD5) Previous issue date: 2007-09-28 / Secretaria da Educação do Estado de São Paulo / The aim of this article is to investigate an approach to teach concepts of Unknown, variable and 1st grade equation considering Mathematical Modeling and Etnomathematic studies. The hypotesis was to develop a teaching intervation using problem situations, working the concepts of Unknown, variable and 1st grade equation, contextualized with teens and adults students daily lives. We used 4 teaching intervations in a module IV group (7th and 8th Elementary School grade EJA). The theorical background was based on FREIRE studies associated to freeing education, D´AMBRÓSIO exposures about Etnomathematics theories associated with Mathematical Modeling and the transdiciplinary, SKOVSMOSE highlights of the concepts in Critical Mathematics. Finally, algebraic foundaments and D´AMBRÓSIO considerations about problem solving. Our sample was supposed to do 2 individual tests: one before (pre-test) and another, similar to the first (post-test), after having contact with instruments applied on teaching intervation. In sinthesis, we are able to say that after the teaching intervation and consequently the post-test, students showed a satisfactory performance, higher than the one on the pre-test. We highlight that individual improvement was founded in most students in the reseach. However, our aim was not to generalize these findings to the whole population, once our sample was small. We noticed that the teching and learning process of algeabric concepts is more powerful when it starts from solving a concrete problem which belongs to student s daily lives / A presente dissertação teve por objetivo investigar uma abordagem de ensino dos conceitos de incógnita, variável e equação do 1o grau, pautada na modelagem matemática e nos estudos da Etnomatemática. Tivemos por hipótese o desenvolvimento de uma intervenção de ensino utilizando situações-problema, trabalhando os conceitos de incógnita, variável e equação do 1o grau, contextualizadas com o cotidiano dos alunos jovens e adultos. Desenvolvemos nosso trabalho com uma turma do módulo IV (referente às 7o e 8o séries do Ensino Fundamental II EJA), em quatro intervenções de ensino. Adotamos como pressupostos teóricos os estudos de FREIRE associados à educação libertária, DÁMBRÓSIO expondo as teorias da Etnomatemática associada à Modelagem Matemática e a Transdiciplinaridade. SKOVSMOSE destacando os conceitos da matemática crítica. Finalizamos nossas considerações teóricas com os fundamentos algébricos e as considerações de D AMBRÓSIO sobre a resolução de problemas. Nosso grupo de estudo foi submetido a dois testes individuais: um antes (pré-teste) e outro posteriormente idêntico (pós-teste) após contato com os instrumentos aplicados nas intervenções de ensino. Em síntese, quanto ao desempenho do grupo podemos dizer que após a intervenção de ensino e conseqüentemente o pós-teste os alunos apresentaram um desempenho satisfatório e superior em relação ao pré-teste. Destacamos que o crescimento individual se apresentou de forma significativa em praticamente todos os alunos que participaram da pesquisa. Não tivemos a pretensão de extrapolar nossos resultados para além do universo de pesquisa, uma vez que nossa amostra foi pequena. Percebemos que o processo de ensino e aprendizagem dos conceitos algébricos ganha força quando se inicia a partir da resolução de situações problema concretas, pertencentes ao cotidiano do aluno

Štinglová Kristýna Pupil at a primary school as a member of a pupils'parlament ABSTRACT The diploma thesis is focused on a primary school pupil in the pupil's parliament. The aim of the work is to find examples of inspiring practice for involving students from the 1st grade in the student parliament. In the theoretical part, at the beginning I deal with the basic concepts that accompany the whole thesis. Then I discuss the topic of democracy in schools, its basic principles and conditions that the school must meet. I mention CEDU, which helps primary schools build democracy. The work is further focused on the developmental character of the 1st grade pupil (it is early school age and middle school age) in terms of social and emotional development. The work also slightly affects the rights of the child at school. Finally, I analyze in detail the parliamentary parliament in Czech schools and abroad, more specifically in Germany, Great Britain and Denmark. The practical part is divided according to research methods into three parts. There is a semi- structured interview with the coordinator of the student parliament, indirect observation of the student parliament meeting in the distance form of study and has my own experience with the student parliament at the time when I was studying at primary school. At the...