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| Title in English | Výsledky překladu Being prepared means surviving |
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| Year of publication | 2021 |
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| Description | 1 435 / 5 000 Výsledky překladu On March 4, 2003, the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports approved the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports Instruction to integrate the issue of human protection in emergencies into educational programs (No. j. 12 050 / 03-22). Due to the fact that the topics of human protection under common risks and emergencies in the Framework Educational Program for Basic Education (FEP ZV) are divided into several educational areas, the preparation of teaching for teachers can be more demanding (www.hzscr.cz). The revision of the FEP ZV (2023) considers a significant strengthening of this issue, therefore we consider the material prepared by us to be highly socially relevant and relevant (also given the circumstances of current events in connection with the COVID pandemic and the declared state of emergency). The submitted text "Being prepared means surviving" is based on the material of the Fire and Rescue Service of the Czech Republic "Materials for teaching the topics of human protection in common risks and emergencies in primary schools", which contains recommendations on what topics should be taught in individual grades 1 and 2. elementary school, but does not process them didactically. Our goal is to make it easier for primary school teachers to teach this complex and very topical issue. The methodological material contains 10 lessons, which are elaborated in a proven structure: theoretical introduction to the topic, detailed lesson design, worksheets and their solutions for teachers and complementary activities. The teacher will also find numerous online links in the text, where it is possible to find the latest professional information. |