Agressivity of children in after school care club and at school

Autor	Šárka Ceralová
Organisation	Univerzita Hradec Králové, Pedagogická fakulta, Katedra sociální pedagogiky
Year	2017
Research type	master thesis
Annotation	The thesis deals with the topical issues of aggression of children in after-school care centre and at school. The objective of thesis is to describe and, on the basis of expert sources, analyse aggressive behaviour of children within the context of school environment. Futhermore, the work aims to investigate the attitudes of pedagogues to aggressive behaviour of school-age children. The theoretical part outlines the basic concepts used throughout the work, the causes and possible effects on aggression of children as well as the theories of aggression. Furthermore, it clarifies the types of aggression according to various criteria. The work explains the typology of aggressors and victims on which an effective prevention can be based. The thesis also presents specific methods dealing with aggressive behaviour. It discusses the theme of bullying which is considered one of the most common types of aggression taking place at school. More specifically, signals of bullying, its stages of development, solutions and prevention are discussed. The empirical part was carried out on the basis of questionnaires with teachers and educators of primary schools in Pardubice and Hradec Králové regions. The objective was to determine the opinions and attitudes of teachers and educators to aggressive behaviour among school children.
Keywords	aggression, child, youth, violence, bullying, school, after-school club
Research type	quantitative
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Obor	AM Pedagogy, education, AN Psychology
Email	sona.prokopcova@uhk.cz
Availability	available in the NRVDM electronic library
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Organisation	Univerzita Hradec Králové, Pedagogická fakulta, Katedra sociální pedagogiky
Possible connection	Children and Youth Ratio in population Number of children and young people Expected numbers of children and young people Number of addressed clients by the Youth Information Centres network Pre-school education - number of schools, classes, children