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Logopedická intervence poskytovaná dětem v mateřských školách pro děti se sluchovým postižením / Logopedic intervention provided to children in kindergarten for children with hearing impairmentDvořáková, Lucie January 2019 (has links)
This master's thesis deals with speech-language pathology (SLP) intervention provided in kindergartens to children with hearing impairment. The theoretical part of the thesis acquaints the reader with the topic of hearing problems, hearing compensation possibilities and the most commonly used communication strategies in the educational process of children with hearing problems. Continually, it describes the ontogenetic evolution of speech in children with hearing impairment and its specifics in different speech levels, aquaints with SLP intervention, its structure and organisation in Czech republic and describes frequently occuring types of disrupted communicational abilities in pre-school children. The closure of the theoretical part describes the pre-school education trends when it comes to children with hearing problems. The main goal of the practical part is to map out and comment on the way SLP intervention is provided in pre-schools for children with hearing impairment. The more precise aim of the work is to find out, through means of a series of questionnaires, who is the object of SLP intervention in present times and who is in charge of providing it. It also focuses on the way speech-language pathologists, parents and teachers of the mentioned children cooperate. Based on the analysis of...
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« La grande séduction ? » : une analyse communicationnelle dans l’adaptation des immigrants quittant Montréal pour entreprendre une migration secondaireSeganfredo, Andréia 12 1900 (has links)
La plupart des immigrants qui arrivent au Canada s’installent d’abord dans les grands centres urbains. Ce phénomène a motivé des études sur la migration secondaire, qui cherchent à comprendre les raisons de cette concentration et les facteurs qui conduisent les immigrants à partir pour d’autres villes. Cependant, la majorité des études utilisent des méthodes quantitatives et peu d’entre elles cherchent à comprendre le point de vue des immigrants, ainsi que le processus d’adaptation vécu le long de cette trajectoire.
À l’aide d’entrevues semi-dirigées, cette recherche vise à analyser l’adaptation des immigrants à Montréal et dans les villes d’une région du Québec, dans leurs communautés et dans leur milieu de travail. L’analyse et la présentation des résultats sont basées sur le modèle d’adaptation proposé par Young Yun Kim, qui considère la communication comme un aspect central du processus d’adaptation, résultant d’une interaction dynamique entre l’individu et l’environnement.
Les résultats montrent que les immigrants cherchent à améliorer l’expérience d’adaptation tout au long de leur trajectoire. L’adaptation initiale facilite l’adaptation dans la deuxième ville, mais elle crée également de nouvelles attentes, car Montréal n’est pas en mesure de fournir tout ce dont les immigrants attendent. Bien que la présence d’immigrants et de services soit plus importante à Montréal, l’adaptation initiale représente un défi pour la plupart d’entre eux, qui ne connaissent pas les règles locales au début et ne se sentent pas intégrés à la communauté. Le multiculturalisme et le dynamisme économique favorisent toutefois l’insertion et l’adaptation sur le marché du travail. L’adaptation dans la deuxième ville s’avère finalement plus facile pour la plupart, qui font également état d’un plus grand sentiment d’appartenance et d’une meilleure qualité de vie. Cependant, l’intégration professionnelle représente un défi pour ceux qui quittent Montréal sans avoir planifié leur insertion au marché de travail. / Most immigrants who arrive in Canada initially settle in large urban centers. This phenomenon has motivated studies of secondary migration, which seek to understand the reasons for this concentration and the factors that lead immigrants to leave for other cities. However, most studies use quantitative methods, and few seek to understand the perspective of immigrants and the adaptation process experienced along this trajectory.
Using semi-structured interviews, this research aims to analyze the adaptation of immigrants in Montreal and in cities in a region of Quebec, in their communities and in their workplaces. The analysis and presentation of the results are based on the adaptation model proposed by Young Yun Kim, who considers communication as a central aspect of the adaptation process, resulting from a dynamic interaction between the individual and the environment.
The results show that immigrants seek to improve their adaptation experience throughout their trajectory. The adaptation in the first city facilitates adaptation in the second city, but it also creates new expectations, as Montreal is not able to provide everything that immigrants expect. Although there is a greater presence of immigrants and services in Montreal, the initial adaptation is a challenge for most of them, who are not familiar with the local rules at first and do not feel integrated into the community. However, the multiculturalism and economic dynamism of the city make it easier to integrate and adapt to the job market. Adaptation in the second city is ultimately easier for most and they report a greater sense of belonging and a better quality of life. However, professional integration is a challenge for those who leave Montreal without having planned their transition into the regional job market.
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Maximal Proposition, Environmental Melodrama, and the Rhetoric of Local Movements: A Study of The Anti-Fracking Movement in Denton, TexasHensley, Colton Dwayne 12 1900 (has links)
The environmental problems associated with the boom in hydraulic fracturing or "fracking," such as anthropogenic earthquakes and groundwater contamination, have motivated some citizens living in affected areas such as Denton, Texas to form movements with the goal of imposing greater regulation on the industry. As responses to an environmental threat that is localized and yet mobile, these anti-fracking movements must construct rhetorical appeals with complicated relationships to place. In this thesis, I examine the anti-fracking movement in Denton, Texas in a series of three rhetorical analyses. In the first, I compared fracking bans used by Frack Free Denton and State College, Pennsylvania to distinguish the argumentative claims that are dependent on the politics of place, and affect strategies localities must use in resisting natural gas extraction. In the second, I compare campaign strategies that use local identity as a way of invoking legitimacy, which reinforces narrative frameworks of environmental risk. In the third, I conduct and analyze interviews with anti-fracking leaders who described the narrative of their movement, which highlighted tensions in the rhetorical construction of a movement as local. Altogether, this thesis traces the rhetorical conception of place across the rhetoric of the anti-fracking movement in Denton, Texas, while seeking to demonstrate the value of combining rhetorical criticism with rhetorical field methods.
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Návrh systému komunikace ve firmě / Proposal of Communication System in CompanyČerná, Tereza January 2008 (has links)
Master´s thesis analyses modern methods of communication in company management. The objective is to discover out the crucial defects of this issue and to outline possible solutions which would improve the weaknesses – of internal communication. The master´s thesis consists of three parts: The theoretical part is concerned about communicational instruments which have been used by the operational company ČEPRO, a.s. The analytical part describes implementation of communicational instruments in the company. (external communication, internal communication, crisis communication and communication during the new product implementation) The proposal part recommends appropriate elements for efficient communication within the current communication system in the company.
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