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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Vlastní sebepojetí a profesní sebepojetí adolescentů na středních školách / Self-concept and professional self-concept of adolescents at secondary schools

Hušková, Andrea January 2020 (has links)
The thesis will deal with the relationship of adolescents' self-concept according to their life plans. The work focuses on the issue of their own self-professional concept in their third term of vocational school and fourth term of secondary vocational school. The aim of this work is to describe the relation of the students of the vocational school and secondary vocational school to themselves, how they evaluate themselves, as well as their relation to self-professional concept, to their future goals related to their professional life and further education. The theoretical part deals with their own understanding of self-concept, its development from childhood to adolescence, of the development of themselves and self-professional concept, the importance of life plans for the future life of adolescents on the basis of professional Czech and foreign literature. At the end of the theoretical part, there will be laid theoretical foundations for the research, which will be the content of the practical part of this work. The empirical part of the thesis will analyze the survey made at secondary schools, which focuses on themselves and self-professional concept of selected pupils of the fourth term of secondary vocational schools and the third term of vocational schools. A combination of qualitative and...
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Sobre a dominação e a emancipação na teoria crítica de Herbert Marcuse / About domination and emancipation in critical theory by Herbert Marcuse

Klein, Stefan Fornos 22 September 2006 (has links)
Esta dissertação apresenta quatro textos de Herbert Marcuse, inéditos na língua portuguesa. Para introduzi-los, desenvolvo uma exposição acerca do modo como o autor, em sua teoria crítica da sociedade, aborda as questões da dominação e da emancipação. Em uma breve introdução ao percurso intelectual de Marcuse, aponto as principais questões a permear o seu pensamento, com destaque para sua postura crítica face ao debate do marxismo como teoria social e como prática política, presente em toda a sua obra. No item seguinte, exponho a análise dos principais sentidos sociais e culturais que caracterizam o avanço da racionalidade e da civilização tecnológicas, fundamentais para compreender o diagnóstico de Marcuse sobre a lógica da dominação no capitalismo organizado. Em seguida, contextualizo, sucintamente, a institucionalização do ensino e da pesquisa acadêmicas nos Estados Unidos e os processos correlatos de especialização das disciplinas científicas e de profissionalização do trabalho intelectual. Por fim, trato da questão dos sujeitos da emancipação, na interpretação de Marcuse, face à prática política dos movimentos contraculturais que emergiram durante os anos 1960, indicando algumas tensões presentes em suas posições e enfatizando a importância da teoria para a transformação social, que se expressa em seu conceito de educação \"política\" ou \"crítica\". Após essa exposição segue, em ordem cronológica, a tradução dos textos de Marcuse: uma entrevista ao periódico Pardon, realizada em 1968; uma entrevista ao semanário Der Spiegel, de 1969; uma conversa acadêmica com Hans Magnus Enzensberger, de 1970; e uma palestra, realizada em Frankfurt, em 1979. Os textos abordam, centralmente, duas questões candentes do debate da esquerda da época: as possibilidades da revolta contra a civilização tecnológica e de sua transformação radical. / This dissertation presents four texts by Herbert Marcuse, not yet translated into the portuguese language. To introduce them, I develop an exposition concerning the way in which the author, in his critical theory of society, approaches the questions of domination and emancipation. In a brief introduction to Marcuse\'s intellectual course of life, I point out the central questions which permeate his thinking, punctuating his critical stand in face of the debate of Marxism as social theory and as political practice, present throughout his whole work. In the next item, I expose the analysis of the main social and cultural meanings which characterize the advancement of technological rationality and civilization, fundamental to understand Marcuse\'s diagnosis about the domination logic of organized capitalism. Afterwards I contextualize, succinctly, the institutionalization of academic teaching and research in the United States and the correlative processes of specialization of scientific disciplines and professionalization of intellectual work. At last, I deal with the question of the subjects of the emancipation, in Marcuse\'s interpretation, in face of the political practice of the countercultural movements which emerged during the 1960s, pointing out some existing tensions in his positions and emphasizing the importance of theory for social transformation, which his concept of \"political\" or \"critical\" education expresses. After this exposition follows, in chronological order, the translation of Marcuse\'s texts: an interview to the magazine Pardon, which took place in 1968; an interview to the weekly Der Spiegel, of 1969; an academic conversation with Hans Magnus Enzensberger, of 1970; and a speech, given in Frankfurt, in 1979. The texts approach, centrally, two blazing questions of the leftist debate of the time: the possibilities of the revolt against the technological civilization and its radical transformation.
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Sobre a dominação e a emancipação na teoria crítica de Herbert Marcuse / About domination and emancipation in critical theory by Herbert Marcuse

Stefan Fornos Klein 22 September 2006 (has links)
Esta dissertação apresenta quatro textos de Herbert Marcuse, inéditos na língua portuguesa. Para introduzi-los, desenvolvo uma exposição acerca do modo como o autor, em sua teoria crítica da sociedade, aborda as questões da dominação e da emancipação. Em uma breve introdução ao percurso intelectual de Marcuse, aponto as principais questões a permear o seu pensamento, com destaque para sua postura crítica face ao debate do marxismo como teoria social e como prática política, presente em toda a sua obra. No item seguinte, exponho a análise dos principais sentidos sociais e culturais que caracterizam o avanço da racionalidade e da civilização tecnológicas, fundamentais para compreender o diagnóstico de Marcuse sobre a lógica da dominação no capitalismo organizado. Em seguida, contextualizo, sucintamente, a institucionalização do ensino e da pesquisa acadêmicas nos Estados Unidos e os processos correlatos de especialização das disciplinas científicas e de profissionalização do trabalho intelectual. Por fim, trato da questão dos sujeitos da emancipação, na interpretação de Marcuse, face à prática política dos movimentos contraculturais que emergiram durante os anos 1960, indicando algumas tensões presentes em suas posições e enfatizando a importância da teoria para a transformação social, que se expressa em seu conceito de educação \"política\" ou \"crítica\". Após essa exposição segue, em ordem cronológica, a tradução dos textos de Marcuse: uma entrevista ao periódico Pardon, realizada em 1968; uma entrevista ao semanário Der Spiegel, de 1969; uma conversa acadêmica com Hans Magnus Enzensberger, de 1970; e uma palestra, realizada em Frankfurt, em 1979. Os textos abordam, centralmente, duas questões candentes do debate da esquerda da época: as possibilidades da revolta contra a civilização tecnológica e de sua transformação radical. / This dissertation presents four texts by Herbert Marcuse, not yet translated into the portuguese language. To introduce them, I develop an exposition concerning the way in which the author, in his critical theory of society, approaches the questions of domination and emancipation. In a brief introduction to Marcuse\'s intellectual course of life, I point out the central questions which permeate his thinking, punctuating his critical stand in face of the debate of Marxism as social theory and as political practice, present throughout his whole work. In the next item, I expose the analysis of the main social and cultural meanings which characterize the advancement of technological rationality and civilization, fundamental to understand Marcuse\'s diagnosis about the domination logic of organized capitalism. Afterwards I contextualize, succinctly, the institutionalization of academic teaching and research in the United States and the correlative processes of specialization of scientific disciplines and professionalization of intellectual work. At last, I deal with the question of the subjects of the emancipation, in Marcuse\'s interpretation, in face of the political practice of the countercultural movements which emerged during the 1960s, pointing out some existing tensions in his positions and emphasizing the importance of theory for social transformation, which his concept of \"political\" or \"critical\" education expresses. After this exposition follows, in chronological order, the translation of Marcuse\'s texts: an interview to the magazine Pardon, which took place in 1968; an interview to the weekly Der Spiegel, of 1969; an academic conversation with Hans Magnus Enzensberger, of 1970; and a speech, given in Frankfurt, in 1979. The texts approach, centrally, two blazing questions of the leftist debate of the time: the possibilities of the revolt against the technological civilization and its radical transformation.
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Universitetinės tęstinės nuosekliosios studijos suaugusiųjų poreikių kontekste / Academic continuous sequential studies within the context of adult learning needs

Grincevičiūtė, Živilė 29 September 2008 (has links)
Pirminis profesinis rengimas ir pirmoji įgyta kvalifikacija neužtikrina asmens sėkmingo įsitraukimo, adaptavimosi ir išlikimo konkurencingoje ir nuolat besikeičiančioje darbo rinkoje. Suaugusiems yra suteikiama galimybė ne tik patobulinti įgyta kvalifikaciją, bet ir persikvalifikuoti ar įgyti aukštesnį kvalifikacijos laipsnį, tokiu tikslu aukštosios mokymo įstaigos, tokios kaip kolegijos, universitetai organizuoja bakalauro, magistro bei specialiąsias profesines tęstines studijas. Kyla probleminis klausimas - ar universitetinės tęstinės nuosekliosios studijos organizuojamos atsižvelgiant į suaugusiųjų mokymosi poreikius ir galimybes? Tyrimo hipotetinė prielaida- tęstinių universitetinių studijų studentai pasižymi savita specifika, mokymosi problemomis bei motyvacija lyginant su tos pačios krypties dieninių studijų studentais. Tyrimo tikslas yra nustatyti suaugusiųjų mokymosi poreikius ir galimybes universitetinėse tęstinėse nuosekliosiose studijose. Objektas - universitetinių tęstinių nuosekliųjų studijų studentų poreikiai ir galimybės. Tikslui pasiekti iškelti tyrimo uždaviniai: 1. apibrėžti universitetinių nuosekliųjų tęstinių studijų sampratą; 2. apibūdinti suaugusiųjų mokymosi ypatumus; 3. remiantis empirinio tyrimo rezultatais, identifikuoti tęstinių nuosekliųjų psichologijos studijų studentų poreikius, problemas ir galimybes. 4. pateikti problemų sprendimo rekomendacijas. Universitetinės tęstinės nuosekliosios studijos yra suaugusiųjų švietimo dalis, todėl turi... [toliau žr. visą tekstą] / The first professional arrangement and the first qualification obtained, does not guarantee the successful involvement, induction and survival in the competitive and shifting labor market. The adults have a possibility not just to improve their qualification but also get a requalifying retraining or get a higher qualification degree. For this reason the higher educational institutions, like colleges and universities arrange bachelor, master or special continuous studies. There a problematical question appears: are the academic continuous sequential studies organized considering the adult learning needs and opportunities? Hypothetical assumption- the students of the academic continuous sequential studies, distinguish from others by individual specification, learning problems and motivation when compared to day-time studies’ students of the same fields. The survey goal is to assess the adults learning needs and opportunities in the academic continuous sequential studies. The objective is the learning needs and opportunities of the students of academic continuous sequential studies. To achieve the goal the following tasks are formed: 1. to define the conception of academic continuous sequential studies. 2. to define the singularity of adult learning. 3. to identify the learning needs, problems and opportunities of the academic continuous sequential psychological studies’ students, appealing to the empirical study’s results. 4. to give problem solving recommendations. The... [to full text]
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Historia, politicas e projetos : formação continuada de professores de historia (Estado de São Paulo - PEC - 1996/98)

Pompeu, Carlos Alexandre 28 February 2005 (has links)
Orientador: Vera Lucia Sabongi De Rossi / Acompanha 1 CD-ROM / Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Faculdade de Educação / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-04T04:07:06Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Pompeu_CarlosAlexandre_M.pdf: 7010289 bytes, checksum: ca9d04f780c457288e7dd5771c447195 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2005 / Resumo: Neste estudo foi realizada uma análise histórico-sociológica do Programa de Educação Continuada (PEC) implementado pela Secretaria de Estado da Educação de São Paulo (SEE-SP), entre os anos de 1996 e1998, no que se refere às suas relações com a formação continuada dos professores de História do ensino fundamental da rede pública estadual. Esta análise foi centrada nas ações de capacitação promovidas pela Escola da Vila nas delegacias de ensino de cidades da região da Grande São Paulo. Os principais objetivos deste trabalho foram: 1) analisar a relação entre as instituições públicas e privadas na implementação de políticas públicas sociais na área da educação, especificamente quanto à educação continuada; 2) analisar o processo de concepção, implementação e avaliação do PEC em relação às peculiaridades da capacitação dos professores de História e 3) fazer um levantamento e disponibilizar fontes documentais, em sua maior parte inéditas, para estudiosos e pesquisadores da área. A base documental deste trabalho é oriunda da SEE-SP, do Centro de Estudos da Escola da Vila (CEEV), da Fundação Carlos Chagas e do Núcleo de Estudos de Política e Gestão da Educação do Programa de Pós-Graduação da Faculdade de Educação da Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (NEPGE-UFRS). Inicialmente é apresentado um histórico sobre as relações estabelecidas entre as agências financiadoras internacionais e o governo brasileiro entre as décadas de 1940 e 1990. A seguir, são apresentadas e discutidas a concepção, a implementação e a avaliação do PEC feitas pelas instituições avaliadoras e pelos professores capacitandos de História. O PEC,através das ações que buscavam melhorar o desempenho dos professores, corroborou para a transformação da escola por meio da implementação de uma concepção de educação continuada, que passou a atender à lógica das competências. Contudo, a individualização dos processos educativos e a responsabilização individual pelo aprimoramento profissional implementados afastam os professores de sua categoria profissional, do seu coletivo, e das suas organizações contrapondo-se assim a uma qualificação profissional com relação social / Abstract: In this study we have performed an historical-sociological analysis of the Continual Education Program (Programa de Educação Continuada - PEC) implemented by the Secretary of Education from São Paulo State (Secretaria da Educação de São Paulo - SEE-SP), between 1996 and 1998, in regard to its relationships with the continual formation of the History teachers of the public network of elementary education from São Paulo State. This analysis was focused on the actions performed by Escola da Vila in the cities belonging to the region of Grande São Paulo. The main aims of this work were: 1) to analyze the relationship between public and private institutions in the implementation of the public policy in the field of education, specifically in regard to the continual education; 2) to analyze the process of conception, implementation and evaluation of the PEC concerning its particularities in the formation of History teachers and 3) to localize and make available documental resources, most of then unpublished, to researchers in the field. The documental bases of this work come from Escola da Vila Studies Center (Centro de Estudos da Escola da Vila - CEEV), Carlos Chagas Foundation and Center of Studies on Politics and Education Management from the Post-graduation Program of the Faculty of Education from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (NEPGE-UFRS). Initially we presented an historic about the relationships established between the international financial agencies and the Brazilian government between the decades of 1940 and 1990. Next, we present and discuss the conception, implementation and evaluation of the PEC carried out by the evaluation institutions and History teachers. The PEC, by using actions that aimed to improve the teacher's performance, has collaborated to modify the school environment using the concept of continual education, which applies the logical of competences. However, the individualistic educational processes and to make individuals responsible for this own professional development has separated teachers from its professional category, from its collective, and from its collective organizations making difficult a professional qualification committed to the social / Mestrado / Educação, Conhecimento, Linguagem e Arte / Mestre em Educação
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Znalost první pomoci u žáků základních a středních škol / Knowledge offirst aid with students of primary and secondary school

Nečesalová, Miroslava January 2017 (has links)
The aim of this thesis is to discover the level of theoretical knowledge of first aid with students of primary and secondary schools. I would like to also discover the efficiency of teaching the first aid at school so that the students can use the gained information in ther lives. I will find out the theoretical knowledge of first aid by using the quantitative research, questionaire. It is possible to propose the changes of teaching the first aid at schools based on gathered figures in order to teach the theoretical knowledge more effectively.
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Výuka atletiky na 1. stupni základní školy / Teaching Athletics at the First Grade of Primary School

Suchomelová, Anna January 2017 (has links)
Diploma Thesis:Teaching Athletics at the First Grade of Primary School Student:Bc. Anna Suchomelová Supervisor:Mgr. et Mgr. Zdeňka Engelthalerová Goal of Diploma Thesis: The purpose of this study is to investigate attitudes and experiences of teachers towards teaching athletics in primary schools. Methodology: Data was collected in the form of questionnaires adresssed to 72 teachers and 123 pupils of primary schools from Central Bohemian Region. The teachers were questioned about their attitudes towards the quality of sports equipment in their primary schools and their attitudes and experiences towards teaching athletics. Pupils were questioned about their enthusiasm for physical education, especially for athletics. Conclusions: The findings conclude that the quality of sports equipment in primary schools is low and teachers (graduate of Pedf UK) are not well educated in teaching athletics. The findings also conclude that the attitude of teachers towards teaching athletics influences quality of teaching athletics. Furthermore, it appears that teachers in teaching athletics using prepare exercises and methodical series. Pupils of primary schools like athletic. Key words: athletics, primary school, athletics equipment, well educated teacher, teacher's attitude towards teaching physical aducation,...
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Diagnostika školní zralosti / School adulthood diagnostics

Fuchsová, Romana January 2014 (has links)
School adulthood diagnostics Abstract: This thesis is devoted to the topic school adulthood and its diagnostics by the children in the pre-school age. In the theoretic part there are included basic information about the ontogeny of a child in the pre-school age and contemporary conception of pre-school aducation. There are explained the expressions school adulthood, school preparedness, postponement of obligatory shool attandance, partial functions and shortages of these functions here as well. There are also described the possibilities how to diagnose the functions that are neccessary for the sucessfull acquirement of school skills. You can find the information about the enrolment of a child to the basic school too. The aim for the empiric part is to find out if it is possible to contribute to the improvement of the choosen partial functions by the aid of their regular stimulation by the pre-school children and in this way to increase a change for the successful acquirement of school skills. I had made my exploration through four diagnostic tests focused on the choosen partial functions in two kindergartens in Prague.

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