Conclusion: These results suggest that PE teachers, school managers should account for parent satisfaction when making decision for better inclusive PE classes for children with special education needs. Social demographics could also play a role in how parents perceive inclusive PE. However, additional research is recommend ed to explore parental expectations and satisfaction with PE Keywords: Parental Satisfaction, Inclusive ph ysical education, Special needs

This diploma‘s thesis named The optimization of company processes is engaged in the most impotant company process – the software creation starting with dealing with customers and ending with handover. The analysis of present process, the proposals of the solutions and the detailed description of chosen solution with economic evaluation are parts of this thesis. Along drafting the emphasis has been posed to fulfil the condition of acceptable costs and the condition of customer friendly solution.

The diploma project topic is development of the area "V Aleji" in Brno. The project designs housing in city, which should reflex current needs of city residents.

This thesis is aimed at the optimization of electricity, heat and cold supply for a service building. The profiles of electricity, heat and cold consumptions for a specific building are incorporated in the case study. The main aim is focused on the qualification of the potential of the incorporation of technologies for energy production and conversion for the building namely the cogeneration and trigeneration technologies.

The main purpose of my thesis on the subject "The needs of the public administration sector using association of municipalities and its registry" is a survey of marketing needs of voluntary associations of municipalities in the South Moravia. I focus mainly on reasons of creation this form of cooperation. In the theoretical part I deal with the basic concepts and context of this problematics. In practical parts are then given hypothesis, which I are based on questionnaires and leading conversation confirmed or refuted. At the conclusion are recommended for use in the construction engineering.

This thesis discusses dignity of aging and elderly citizens and the ways in which it is supported within a village community. Dignity is seen as the most important and universal human need, and not only for elderly people. Its significance and protection is anchored in international and national legal documents which are also binding at lower levels of state administration including the community and municipality level. Municipalities are public institutions obliged to create social policies. Citizens need to be involved and to participate in constructing these policies that touch upon the needs of specific groups of them, including that of the elderly. Using several methods, the analytical part describes the situation in a particular village community. The method of social-demographic analysis is based on statistical data and literature. Participant observation and close study of documents provide additional information to the analysis of secondary data. The results show up-to-date age structure and the present state of coexistence of different people in the community. Judging from ways of participation in political life of the community we can infer that close relationships among citizens are the driving force of the development of the area as far as meeting the needs of the elderly are...

The master thesis "Needs of families in the shelter and possibilities of social work with family" is divided into theoretical and empirical part. The theoretical part consists of six chapters which answer the basic questions of the issue. Specifically, it defines the term homelessness, its types and causes. The next chapter is devoted to the concept of family, its function and manifestation in postmodern society. The following chapter explains family cohabitation disorders, in particular family with a substance abusing member, incomplete family, family abusing and neglecting their children, family at risk of domestic violence, family with a sentenced member, family with a mentally ill adult member, family with a problematic child, family with a disabled child, and family with multiple issues. Description of shelter (especially shelter for families with children), its legal definition, and shelter network in the Czech Republic is another integral component of the theoretical part. The theoretical part is concluded with description of possibilities of social work with family in a shelter. The empirical part contains results of interviews and focus groups. The interviews were carried out with clients of the shelter for families with children in Horní Počernice. Employees of the shelter Horní Počernice...

Anger in the context of motherhood is still an insufficiently discussed and underresearched topic. The theoretical part of this thesis summarizes knowledge from the domains of anger, and in particular its sudden ego-dystonic attacks, stress, and psychosocial needs, or more precisely motivational goals and schemata, which lead to their satisfaction or prevent their frustration, and in the context of motherhood seeks potential causes of anger and highlights its consequences. The empirical part of this thesis is based on quantitative research design, namely an online administered cross-sectional study, for which four inventories - Anger Attacks Questionnaire (AAQ), Rage Attacks Questionnaire (RAQ-R), Inventory of Approach and Avoidance Motivation (FAMOS), and Incongruence Questionnaire (INK) - were localized into the Czech setting. Perceived Stress Scale (PSS) was the last instrument used in this study. The research sample consisted of 257 adult women with an only child of up to 36 months of age and the study looked into the differences in subjective experience of mothers with anger attacks (N = 138) and without anger attacks (N = 119) with regard to the last three months. In the domain of psychosocial needs, the greatest intraindividual deficits for mothers with anger attacks emerged in the following...

(anglicky) The diploma thesis covers the topic of supporting children within the children's crisis centers. The thesis is exploring various possibilities of provided support and psychosocial help within these facilities. The theoretical part contains description of what traumatizing events are (traumatizing stressors x stressors causing / causing trauma), and describes various options in dealing with crises within children's crisis centers and impact of those methods on the child and it's family. In the empirical part, I focus on mapping the assistance provided, using interviews with social workers, and I outline possible innovations in this area.

The thesis deals with the issue of intensive livestock farming. Literary review describes the definition of the term, the historical development of meat consumption including the development of livestock farming and the current legislative framework of the issue. Furthermore, the negative impact of intensive farming on the environment, human health and livestock itself is discussed. The ethical level of the topic and possible existing alternatives are also outlined. The research part analyzes the results of the research based on the application of the methodology of the field research, the methodology of observation using the ethogram, the methodology of statistical evaluation and the comparative methodology. There are described and compared behaviors in intensive and alternative cow and hen breeding in different seasons of the year. Based on the results, the fulfillment of the ethological needs of farmed animals and their welfare are assessed. The evaluation of the results confirms the hypothesis that intensive breeding of dairy cows and laying hens does not meet the ethological needs of farmed animals.