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Darbo tikslas: išsiaiškinti mokinių požiūrį į papildomą ugdymą socializacijos kontekste. Hipotezės: 1. Merginų požiūris į papildomą ugdymą yra palankesnis nei vaikinų. 2. Vyresniųjų klasių mokinių požiūris į papildomą ugdymą yra palankesnis nei 10 klasės mokinių. Darbo uždaviniai: 1. Įvertinti mokinių požiūrį į papildomą ugdymą lyties aspektu. 2. Įvertinti 10 ir 12 klasių mokinių požiūrį į papildomą ugdymą pagal klases. Išvados: 1. Nustatyta, kad pusė apklaustųjų vaikinų teigia, jog mokytojai neskatina jų lankyti būrelių, tačiau 67 proc. merginų teigia, kad mokytojai skatina jas lankyti įvairius būrelius. Rasti statistiškai reikšmingi skirtumai tarp merginų ir vaikinų (p<0,05). Daugiau nei pusė apklaustų vaikinų teigė, kad tėvai neprisideda prie papildomo ugdymo veiklos organizavimo, o 57 proc. apklaustų merginų teigia, kad tėvai prisideda prie papildomo ugdymo veiklos organizavimo. Rasti statistiškai reikšmingi skirtumai (p<0,05). Todėl galime teigti, kad merginos mieliau renkasi popamokinę veiklą nei vaikinai. Tyrimo rezultatai parodė, kad 38 proc. merginų mano, jog papildomas ugdymas yra labai svarbi mokyklos veiklos sritis, su šia nuomone sutinka ir 26 proc. vaikinų. Tačiau gautas statistinis skirtumas tarp merginų ir vaikinų nėra patikimas (p>0,05). 2. Tyrimo rezultatai parodė, jog įvertinus mokinių nuomonę apie papildomo ugdymo svarbą paaiškėjo, kad 10 ir 12 klasių mokinių požiūriu papildomas ugdymas mokykloje yra labai svarbi mokyklos veiklos sritis (taip teigia 38... [toliau žr. visą tekstą] / The object of the research: Pupils’ attitude to extra – curricular activities in socialisation context. The aims of the research: To evaluate pupils’ attitude towards extra-curricular activities in socialisation context. The objectives of the research: 1. To evaluate the attitude of pupils towards extra – curricular activities in terms of sex. 2. To evaluate the attitude of pupils towards extra – curricular activities in terms age group. Hypothesis: 1. Girls show a more positive attitude towards the extra curricular activities than the boys. 2. Pupils at higher school are of a more positive attitude towards the extra curricular activities than those in the tenth form. Conclusions 1. The findings showed that half of boys said that the teachers did not encourage them to take up some extra curricular activities, while 67 percent of girls said they have been encouraged by their teachers to do so. The said finding showed significant differences between girls and boys (p<0,05). More than half of the surveyed boys said that parents are not active in helping to organise extra curricular activities. 57 percent of the girls had a completely opposite view. There were significant statistic differences between boys and girls (p<0,05). Thus, we can conclude that the girls are more willing to take up extra curricular activities. The findings established that 38 percent of girls thought that extra-curricular activities are a very important area of school’s education. This opinion was shared... [to full text]

This study aimed to analyzed the influence of entrepreneurial education activities on the entrepreneurial characteristics of undergraduate students at the Federal University of Santa Maria, Campus PM. Was conducted a qualitative and quantitative exploratory case study, based on empirical research. Informal data collection was gathered with the objective to identify which teachers, in the opinion of the students, perform different activities in the classroom. For the qualitative research, a semi-structured interview was performed with five teachers. For data analysis, was adopted the method of content analysis. From this analysis emerged methods of teaching activities, teacher-student interaction and entrepreneurial learning. For the quantitative research was applied a questionnaire developed by David McClelland (1971) which was answered by 792 undergraduate students. The internal consistency of the scales was evaluated by Cronbach s alpha coefficient, taking into account the reliability for the measurement and evaluation of the constructs. Data were analyzed using statistical tests. Regarding the results of the questionnaires, it can be stated that the intensity of entrepreneurial characteristics less present in students are taking calculated risks, persuasion and contact networks. The association of the two approaches was performed by the triangulation technique. As a result, it was found that, from the less present entrepreneurial characteristics in students, it requires reflection, in order to provide adherent practical activities to the peculiarities and the concept of these characteristics, for the moment that enhances practices aimed to develop entrepreneurial characteristics in the classroom, it is providing the student with a different way of learning. The statement that students recognize the teacher who practices different approaches in the classroom, shows that the practices that increase entrepreneurial characteristics and attitudes of students are a fact and a necessity for the learning process. / Este estudo teve como objetivo analisar a influência das atividades de educação empreendedora sobre as características empreendedoras dos alunos de graduação da Universidade Federal de Santa Maria, Campus Palmeira das Missões. Foi realizado um estudo qualitativo e quantitativo, do tipo exploratório, baseado em pesquisa empírica. A primeira etapa da coleta de dados ocorreu de maneira informal, visando identificar os professores que, na opinião dos alunos, desenvolvem atividades diferenciadas em sala de aula. Posteriormente, foram realizadas entrevistas com cinco docentes, utilizando-se um roteiro semiestruturado. Para análise qualitativa dos dados, empregou-se o método de análise de conteúdo (BARDIN, 2011). Desta análise emergiram métodos de atividades didáticas utilizadas em sala de aula, formas de interação professor-aluno e processos de aprendizagem empreendedora. Para a pesquisa quantitativa, foi aplicado o questionário sobre Características Comportamentais Empreendedoras (CCE's), desenvolvido por David McClelland (1972). Participaram 792 alunos de graduação. A consistência interna das escalas foi avaliada pelo Coeficiente de Alfa de Cronbach, atestando fidedignidade para a medida e avaliação dos constructos. Os dados foram analisados a partir de testes estatísticos. Com relação aos resultados dos questionários, pôde-se inferir que as características empreendedoras com menor intensidade, dentre os alunos, foram correr riscos calculados e persuasão e redes de contato. A associação das duas abordagens foi realizada pela técnica de triangulação de dados. Como resultado verificou-se que, a partir das características empreendedoras menos intensas nos alunos, necessita-se de reflexão, no intuito de possibilitar o aprimoramento das atividades práticas aderentes às peculiaridades e ao conceito dessas características, pois no momento em que se aperfeiçoam tais práticas, proporciona-se ao aluno uma forma diferente de aprendizagem. A constatação de que os alunos reconhecem o trabalho dos professores que desenvolvem trabalhos diferenciados, evidencia a premência de instrumentalização dos docentes, em relação as práticas que intensifiquem as características e atitudes empreendedoras dos alunos, por meio da aprendizagem empreendedora.

My diploma thesis is focused on the system of human resources management, in particular area of employee education at The Regional Council of the South-West Cohesion Region. The practical part preliminary describes the profile of the Council. There is presented analysis and description of the system of employee education of the Council. At the end of the thesis, there is the evaluation of this system and proposal for improvement.

6 ABSTRACT Title: Analysis of handball coaches' activities in selected area. Objectives: The aim of the thesis was to determine wether the activities of coaches in handball teams, divisions under the Regional North-Moravian Handball Association (OSSH), are in accordance with the recommendations issued by the Czech Handball Federation (CSH). Methods: For the entire research project was chosen the epirically analytical method. With respect to the geografically large area, we considered interrogation method which can be used to collect both quantitative and qualitative research data. All collected data were summarized by entering inno tables and graphs. In the verification of hypotheses the data was evaluated by using basic statistical methods, the arithmetic mean, absolute frequency and relative frequency. Results: The thesis was intended to result in recommendation for coaches' education and development in the mentioned region. With reference to the research results in this thesis the recommendation will not related to impetus for only participation in the trainings. As we found out, the passing of the education and training activities themselves is not a problem. The recommendation will be predominantly related to the change of approach. It is necessary to transform the passive approach into the active one...

Knowledge of the population to ensure its own security and in areas of population protection and fire protection are the basis of a secure society. For this reason, the implementation of preventive educational activities is one of the tasks of entities active in the field of population protection and fire protection. The diploma thesis focuses on the preventive educational activity realized within individual volunteer fire brigades. Population education and prevention themselves are not, by reason of the great demands on the knowledge and abilities of members, areas that volunteer firefighters would actively pursue. The aim of the thesis is to make preventive educational activities more attractive and to facilitate their implementation, for example by organizing a entertaining educational event for the public. That could be a demonstration of the VFB itself or demonstration of other rescue teams for the public which would contribute to increasing the knowledge of the population in the areas of safety. The fulfillment of the goal of the thesis was accomplished by own realization of a fun learning day and incorporating knowledge from the organizational process, including the planning, preparation and implementation period into the methodological manual, which become a guide for members of voluntary fire brigades, how to organize a preventive educational event. This methodical guide is the main output of the work. The actual realization of the event was preceded by investigation of the legal regulations and other available documents and materials, including an analysis of the historical development of education in the field of population protection. These were then compared with my own knowledge and acquired experience within the event organization, evaluation and advices from those who are engaged in preventive educational activities.

Museums and schools evolved as the definition of the concept of education to describe a lifelong process of developing knowledge, skills, values and attitudes that take place not only in the classroom, but also in a variety of formal and informal contexts and settings. In order to fulfil and extend the potential of the partnership, museum educators and school teachers should be assisted to develop a comprehensive understanding of the nature of the museum-school collaboration. They should learn the difference between museums and classrooms. When the Botswana National Museum was established in 1968, the Botswana government aspired to avail information relating to Botswana customs, indigenous knowledge system and values to Botswana‘s future citizens, with the hope that the information and artefacts collected at the time would retell the story of Botswana to learners and the public alike. The Botswana National Museum, through its educational programmes, has the capability to help educate learners; make teaching and learning an exciting undertaking; and provide the opportunities for hands-on activities and interaction with real objects. In order to address the research question posed for this study, the researcher conducted open-ended interviews with a sample comprising 40 participants: 10 teachers, 10 learners, 10 museum employees and 10 curriculum developers. The data collected from the interviews were decoded and presented in narrative form. The responses were presented using three identified categories: the curriculum development process in Botswana; the typical learner activities in the classroom and in the Botswana National Museum; and collaboration between the Botswana National Museum and schools. The data analysis revealed that the curriculum development process in Botswana was exclusively done by curriculum developers. Learners, teachers and museum employees were not involved. The Botswana National Museum‘s education programmes are not familiar to all role-players. All role-players were positive regarding a possible collaboration with the Botswana National Museum. Generic and specific recommendations were put forward to this end. / Educational Studies / D. Ed. (Didactics)

Museums and schools evolved as the definition of the concept of education to describe a lifelong process of developing knowledge, skills, values and attitudes that take place not only in the classroom, but also in a variety of formal and informal contexts and settings. In order to fulfil and extend the potential of the partnership, museum educators and school teachers should be assisted to develop a comprehensive understanding of the nature of the museum-school collaboration. They should learn the difference between museums and classrooms. When the Botswana National Museum was established in 1968, the Botswana government aspired to avail information relating to Botswana customs, indigenous knowledge system and values to Botswana‘s future citizens, with the hope that the information and artefacts collected at the time would retell the story of Botswana to learners and the public alike. The Botswana National Museum, through its educational programmes, has the capability to help educate learners; make teaching and learning an exciting undertaking; and provide the opportunities for hands-on activities and interaction with real objects. In order to address the research question posed for this study, the researcher conducted open-ended interviews with a sample comprising 40 participants: 10 teachers, 10 learners, 10 museum employees and 10 curriculum developers. The data collected from the interviews were decoded and presented in narrative form. The responses were presented using three identified categories: the curriculum development process in Botswana; the typical learner activities in the classroom and in the Botswana National Museum; and collaboration between the Botswana National Museum and schools. The data analysis revealed that the curriculum development process in Botswana was exclusively done by curriculum developers. Learners, teachers and museum employees were not involved. The Botswana National Museum‘s education programmes are not familiar to all role-players. All role-players were positive regarding a possible collaboration with the Botswana National Museum. Generic and specific recommendations were put forward to this end. / Educational Studies / D. Ed. (Didactics)