This thesis discusses the use of drama in cross-curricular objectives at practical elementary schools. Given the specifics of the target group of pupils the work is devoted to defining particular groups of handicaped children, their health disabilities, manifestations and possibilities.The area of special education is, in many respects, different from mainstream primary schools, which significantly affects education possibilities of these children.Via more detailed view on the subject of the students with disabilities I strive to provide opportunities for understanding the drama in special education.The work is divided into five chapters. The aim of this work is to show that there is also possible to use methods of drama to educate students in special education. This thesis is based on my professional experience as a special education teacher and my experience of using drama with disabled children. Three projects are components of this work, they use drama as a tool to understand the problem.The projects are also linked with Art and Craft, which are significantly represented at practical elementary school.

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The thesis deals with the use of the process of self-spinning in growing beech stands. The classical method of growing beech stands is described in the available literature, which focuses on the process from restoration to educational interventions in rods. The literature review also mentions a selective method in beech farming. Furthermore, the process of self-dilution is outlined, where the operation of this process is described. The methodological part includes preparatory work, fieldwork and office work, each of which is sent as it was done, whether in the office or in the field. Field work includes, for example, measuring the height and thickness of trees, measuring the height of the crown deployment, determining the quality level of the tree. The office work includes the processing of acquired data from the field into a clear database. Furthermore, data from this database were analyzed for the results. In the final part there is an evaluation of the results, which will help us to tell whether and, if so, under what conditions can this method be used in forestry practice or not.

Křižovatky etické výchovy v kontextu České republiky a Německa Crossroads of the Ethical Education in the Context of the Czech Republic and Germany Ruth Kubíčková The aim of this thesis was to map the development, process of consolidation and current shape of the implementation of ethical education in the educational system of the Czech Republic and Germany. My findings corroborate the thesis that the ethical and values education, in its close relationship with religious education and the spiritual dimension in general, forms an integral part of the school system and has a significant impact on the formation of moral consciousness and competences of an individual and thus the society as a whole. The first chapter introduces the terminology of ethical education which, despite being essential for both interdisciplinary and international cooperation, has not yet been well established in the literature. The second chapter focuses on the formation of values system and shows that besides family, peers and the macro environment it is the school that plays a distinct role in the moral and character development of an individual. In conformity with the presented stages of gradual strengthening of the moral consciousness of a child, the school can designedly support the desired social interactions that lead to...

Titled ''Apprehension of Ethics in the practice of Czech teachers'', my Master's Thesis opens with elaborating on the term ''competention'' as the objective of education in the 21st century. Putting the ethic education in the European context, I then investigate the practical teaching cases in particular countries. The existing concepts of T. Lickona, M. Berkowitz and R.R. Olivar are described in the third chapter. After that the ethic education in the Czech Republic comes in to the focus; with a special attention being given to its institutional framework. The chapter number four analyses a teacher of the ethic education; it explores further options for ethic education in offer; and the selection of various teaching materials that differ among each other in their ethical and philosophical approaches and learnings. Using the phenomenological method, the last part of the Thesis presents a qualitative research on the various approaches taken by the teachers of ethic education. It particularly focuses on how the teacher's personal value system is projected in the education process and thus affects opinions and values of her students.