<p>This essay discusses the students’ thoughts about the teacher's response to their gender identity. The students discuss their right to have an intergender identity which means that they don’t identify themselves in the traditional sexes, <em>man and <em>woman, and the gender role each category has. They want to be called with a neutral pronoun and not be seen like boys or girls. </em></em></p><p>To understand these students’ point of view I used queer theory and discourse analysis to see the differences between sex and gender. Judith Butler the most famous philosopher in the field of queer theory emphasizes that there is no differences between sex and gender roles and explains that sex and gender roles are neither made by nature nor have mystery sources. Instead they are created by historical, social and cultural processes. She declares that language and the names we give each other affect what identities the society think are normal or not. There are many different identities that can’t be identified or categorized in the traditional gender roles. We have to think beyond these categories and not see people in only two sexes/genders, woman and man.</p><p>The Swedish schools have many values to work with and in these values it’s written that the teachers have to treat every student with respect and encourage them to grow and evolve. I investigate how the teachers react to the students’ transgender identities. The investigation is made with four different students who identify themselves as intergender. The study is based on interviews that took between forty and sixty minutes. The interviews were transcribed and written with spoken language. The main purpose of this essay is to investigate what the students thought about their teachers’ reaction.</p><p>The conclusion of this essay is that the students think that the teachers have insufficient knowledge about the transgender identities. The students want the teachers to have more knowledge about transgender identities. That will make the teachers more comfortable in their behavior against students who identify themselves between the traditional sexes.</p>

This essay discusses the students’ thoughts about the teacher's response to their gender identity. The students discuss their right to have an intergender identity which means that they don’t identify themselves in the traditional sexes, man and woman, and the gender role each category has. They want to be called with a neutral pronoun and not be seen like boys or girls. To understand these students’ point of view I used queer theory and discourse analysis to see the differences between sex and gender. Judith Butler the most famous philosopher in the field of queer theory emphasizes that there is no differences between sex and gender roles and explains that sex and gender roles are neither made by nature nor have mystery sources. Instead they are created by historical, social and cultural processes. She declares that language and the names we give each other affect what identities the society think are normal or not. There are many different identities that can’t be identified or categorized in the traditional gender roles. We have to think beyond these categories and not see people in only two sexes/genders, woman and man. The Swedish schools have many values to work with and in these values it’s written that the teachers have to treat every student with respect and encourage them to grow and evolve. I investigate how the teachers react to the students’ transgender identities. The investigation is made with four different students who identify themselves as intergender. The study is based on interviews that took between forty and sixty minutes. The interviews were transcribed and written with spoken language. The main purpose of this essay is to investigate what the students thought about their teachers’ reaction. The conclusion of this essay is that the students think that the teachers have insufficient knowledge about the transgender identities. The students want the teachers to have more knowledge about transgender identities. That will make the teachers more comfortable in their behavior against students who identify themselves between the traditional sexes.

The aim of this paper was to explore how teachers perceive Christian ethics. All swedish schools are affected by the values Skolverket phrase as the values all school´s must follow. These values are displayed throughout the teachers profession. This paper addresses the following content: ...the ethics which have been managed by the Christian tradition...”. This paper is based on seven interviews, made with teachers, where they describe their views on what a christian ethics might contain, if they want the content to remain and how a potential reformulation could be designed. One of the results is that all respondents want a reformulation that does not have a religious attitude. The majority of the teachers had a positiv view on what a Christian ethics includes, but would still prefer a reformulation. The result was analyzed by Max Weber's theory of rationalization and the area's previous research where the thoughts of Anders Piltz and Ola Sigurdson gained additional space. The interviews have been processed in agreement with grounded theory.

Šiuolaikinė organizacija, suburianti profesionalus bendrai veiklai, turi skirti didelį dėmesį savo veiklos socialiniams aspektams, tarp kurių svarbią vietą užima organizacijos kultūra. Švietimo organizacijos kultūros idėjai ir jos diegimo būdų problematikai pastaruoju metu yra skiriama nemažai dėmesio, universiteto, gimnazijos kultūra yra įvairių sričių mokslininkų tyrinėjama ir analizuojama, tačiau tyrimų duomenų apie bendrojo lavinimo mokyklos organizacijos kultūrą ir jos ypatumų sisteminį pagrindimą neteko aptikti. Kaip leidžia teigti daugelio autorių patirtis, mokyklų kultūros sisteminiai tyrimai yra aktualūs, nes gali ypač padėti mokykloms aptikti vystymosi rezervus netgi mokyklos kultūros tyrimo procesas gali tapti mokyklos veiklos tobulinimo priemone. Tyrimo objektas. Mokyklos kaip organizacijos kultūra. Tyrimo tikslas. Išanalizuoti mokyklos kultūros sampratą, atskleisti mokyklos kaip organizacijos kultūros ypatumus. Tyrimo metodai. Tyrimas vykdytas pasitelkus mokslinės informacijos šaltinių analizę, aprašomąją statistiką, anketinę mokytojų ir mokinių apklausą, sudarytą remiantis P. Jucevičienės, A. Poškienės, L. Kudirkaitės, N. Damansko (2000) klausimynu universiteto organizacijos kultūrai tirti. Tyrimo duomenys apdoroti Microsoft Excel kompiuterine programa. Tyrimo imtis. Tyrimas atliktas 2008 metų kovo mėnesį. Apklausoje dalyvavo dvi respondentų grupės: 166 – VII-X klasių mokiniai (iš kurių – 85 miesto vietovės ir 81 rajono vietovės mokyklų mokinys); 56 mokytojai... [toliau žr. visą tekstą] / Nowadays organisation rallying the professionals for common activities should pay great attention to social aspects of its activity, among which organisational culture takes an important place. Currently, a lot of attention is paid to the idea of educational organisation culture as well as problematic of introduction of related methods, culture of university, gymnasium is analysed and surveyed by scientists of diverse fields, however it was impossible to find any survey data related to organisational culture of general education school and systematic substantiation of singularities of the latter. Referring to the experience by many authors, systematic survey of school culture is relevant as it may help schools in establishing the development reserve, and even more the process of survey of school culture could become the measure for improvement of school activity. The object of the survey: The culture of school as organisation. The aim of the survey: To analyse the concept of school culture, to reveal singularities of culture of the school as organisation. The methods of the survey. The survey was conducted referring to the analysis of scientific information sources, descriptive statistics, interview of teachers and pupils with the help of questionnaires formed according to the questionnaire for survey of culture of university organisation by P. Jucevičienė, A. Poškienė, L. Kudirkaitė, N. Damanskas (2000). The survey data was processed with Microsoft Excel computer programme... [to full text]

My thesis is focused on research of values and value orientation of high school students. Concurrently is explored the degree of frustration tolerance on the basis of Rosenzweig Picture - Frustration Study. The research has the forme of a questionnaire which has been proposed to the students of the High schools in Prague. The aim of the thesis is determine which values are important for the contemporery young people and to what extent the values have the influence on their behavior in the stressful life situations. The theoretical part is focused on definition of certain terms which are relating to the topic. The exploration of values in the past is describing further in all with the explanation of the principle of Rosenzweig Picture - Frustration Study. In the practical part of the thesis are analyzed the results of this research study in details. The results are statistically illustrated and they are also listed the most frequent and the most interesting answers of the participants.