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  • About
  • 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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Využití biblioterapie u dětí s ADHD staršího školního věku / Using of bibliotherapy for older school age children with ADHD

Vejvodová, Milena January 2017 (has links)
The diploma thesis deals with the issue of bibliotherapy and possibilities of its use in older school age children with ADHD diagnosis. The objective of this thesis is to create, to implement and to evaluate a bibliotherapeutic program for the defined group. The first theoretical chapters defines the concept of bibliotherapy, its types, forms, objectives and the process of compiling the bibliotherapic program. The next chapters describes the ADHD disorder, its etiology, diagnostics, ADHD manifestations and the treatment and education of a child with ADHD. The last theoretical chapter describes the use of bibliotherapy for children with ADHD in our country and abroad. The practical part occupies with layout of a bibliotherapeutic program and its implementation. It is focused on the development of social skills and self-reflection and also on attention training for children with ADHD. The program have been done with a small group of boys with ADHD aged 13 - 15. Structured and unstructured observations and unstructured interview was used as a research method. The results of the research refer to the benefits and risks of bibliotherapeutic work with children with ADHD.
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Využití biblioterapie pro rozvoj slovní zásoby u žáků v přípravné třídě ZŠ / Usage of bibliotherapy for vocabulary building of scholar in preparatory class of primary school

Pospíšilová, Denisa January 2020 (has links)
Diploma thesis Usage of bibliotherapy for vocabulary building of scholar in preparatory class of primary school deals with the usage and efficiency of bibliotherapy as a tool for vocabulary development of children in preparatory class of primary school. The work consists of two main parts. The first is the theoretical part, which mentions the specifics of the preschool period especially in relation to the development of speech, specifically vocabulary. Also summarizes the existing knowledge about bibliotherapy and its usage in preschool children. The second is a practical part. The aim of this part is to design a complete bibliotherapeutic program focused on the development of active and passive vocabulary in five selected categories (animals, occupation, food, transport and emotions). By means of actions research is subsequently verifies the program's usability in practice and considers the possible adoption of a new approach to vocabulary strengthening of preschool children. To illustrate the success of the program, two comparative groups are included in the research, the results of each group are used to compare the progress achieved. The research results point to bibliotherapy as a suitable tool for vocabulary development. KEYWORDS pre-school age, preparatory class, vocabulary, bibliotherapy,...
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Využití biblioterapie v prevenci sociálně patologických jevů u adolescentů / Use of bibliotherapy in the prevention of socially pathological phenomena in adolescent age

Štýsová, Aneta January 2021 (has links)
ŠTÝSOVÁ, A. Use of bibliotherapy in the prevention of socially pathological phenomena in adolescents. Thesis. Prague: Department of Special Education, Faculty of Education, Charles University in Prague. Leader: Mgr. Barbara Valešová Malecová, Ph.D., 2021, 108 p. The diploma thesis The use of bibliotherapy in the prevention of socially pathological phenomena in adolescents focuses on the use of bibliotherapy as a therapeutic tool for the prevention of socially pathological phenomena, specifically substance abuse. The target group are adolescent students with some form of social disadvantage. The work is divided into two parts - theoretical and practical. The first part is theoretical and mentions important developmental milestones that may be related to the issue of substance abuse in adolescents. It also defines the basic theoretical basis for the prevention of socially pathological phenomena and their legislative entrenchment. It also summarizes the basic knowledge about bibliotherapy and possible specifics of its use in adolescents. The second part is practical and its aim is to create a proposal for a comprehensive bibliotherapeutic program for the prevention of substance abuse and then to determine its impact on students in action research. Part of the research is also the evaluation of the use...
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Biblioterapie jako nástroj k rozvoji komunikačních schopností žáků s lehkou mentální retardací / Bibliotherapy as a tool to develop the communication skills of pupils with mild intellectual disability

Procházková, Michaela January 2017 (has links)
Diploma Work Bibliotherapy as a tool of developing communication skills pupils with mild intellectual disabilities deals with opportunity of using bibliotherapy and its elements within Czech langage lessons. The educator by the means of appropriate reading materials affects the verbal expression advancement of pupils with mild intellectual disabilities. The aims to develop suitable exercises and arrange them into a bibliotherapy program, to show the beneficial effect that working with texts can have on the pupils' communicative competence, and to make certain that the program operates as expected, through working directly with the pupils, observing them and evaluating the different outputs of the program. Outcomes of the research prove pupils' improvements in desired sphere. Keywords Intellectual disabilities, mild intellectual disabilities, pupils with mild intellectual disabilities, bibliotherapy, bibliotherapy program, communication skills

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