magistrsko delo
Marja Korenč (Author), Simona Prosen (Mentor)

Abstract

V teoretičnem delu magistrskega dela so predstavljena najprej čustva na splošno, nato pa čustvo jeze, pri čemer so podrobneje predstavljeni prepoznavanje, izražanje in uravnavanje jeze, specifične strategije za uravnavanje jeze ter jeza v šolskem prostoru. Empirični del je zasnovan kvalitativno in kvantitativno. Vzorec zajema šestindvajset učencev 3. in 4. razreda osnovne šole, s katerimi so bili opravljeni polstrukturirani intervjuji pred in po treningu uravnavanja čustev in izvedeno strukturirano opazovanje izražanja čustev učencev med treningom. Trening so sestavljale aktivnosti: reševanje delovnih listov o prepoznavanju, izražanju in uravnavanju čustev s poudarkom na jezi, učenje novih strategij uravnavanja čustev s poudarkom na jezi, pogovorov o tem in izvajanje različnih tehnik sproščanja. Na začetku in ob koncu vsakodnevnih aktivnosti treninga je vsak učenec tudi prepoznal in komentiral svoje trenutno čustveno doživljanje. V raziskavi me je zanimalo, na katere načine so učenci prepoznavali in izražali jezo pred celotnim treningom in med vsakodnevnimi aktivnostmi treninga, na katere načine so učenci uravnavali jezo pred in po celotnem treningu in kako uspešni so bili učenci pri uravnavanju jeze med vsakodnevnimi aktivnostmi treninga. Poleg tega me je zanimalo tudi, katere tehnike sproščanja so prepoznali kot najbolj učinkovite pri uravnavanju jeze. Rezultati pred treningom so pokazali, da učenci znajo prepoznavati čustvo jeze in se zavedajo vzrokov zanjo, pri čemer kot glavni vzrok jeze navajajo nasilje vseh vrst. Pri doživljanju jeze se vsi učenci počutijo neprijetno in si želijo svoje počutje čim prej spremeniti, pri skoraj vseh učencih pa se ob jezi pojavljajo agresivni vzgibi. Pred treningom je bilo največkrat prepoznano čustvo veselja, jezo na začetku aktivnosti pa so učenci med samo aktivnostjo znali uravnati in so po koncu aktivnosti doživljali druga čustva. Večina učencev je bila pred našim treningom navajena izražati jezo na neprimeren način z agresivnim vedenjem. Učenci so poročali, da svojo jezo večinoma uravnavajo s preusmeritvijo pozornosti, umikom iz situacije ali pogovorom. Rezultati intervjujev z učenci po treningu so pokazali, da se učenci v situacijah, ki jih razjezijo, v večini najprej ustavijo in razmislijo, kako odreagirati, uporabljajo dihalne vaje, rešujejo konflikte s pogovorom, prakticirajo čuječnost in strategijo štetja. Rezultati opazovanja med treningom so pokazali, da so učenci svojo jezo dokaj uspešno uravnavali, nekateri pa so med izvajanjem aktivnosti potrebovali nekaj opozoril. Vzroki za opozorila in pogostost opozoril so se iz tedna v teden spreminjali. Med najuporabnejše tehnike sproščanja so učenci uvrstili dihalne vaje, čuječnost, jogo, masažo, gibalne aktivnosti in vizualizacijo.

Keywords

prepoznavanje čustev;uravnavanje čustev;tehnike sproščanja;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization: UL PEF - Faculty of Education
Publisher: [M. Korenč]
UDC: 159.942(043.2)
COBISS: 150175491 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: Developing anger management strategies with students in the classroom
Secondary abstract: In the theoretical part of the master thesis there are firstly presented emotions in general, then emotion of anger with the focus on recognition, expression and regulation of anger, specific strategies of anger regulation and emotion of anger in school environment. Empirical part includes qualitative and quantitative research. Twenty-six pupils of third and fourth grade took part in the research, in which they took part in a half-structured interview before and after our training of emotion regulation and structured observation of their emotional expressions during our training. Training consisted of activities: solving worksheets about recognition, expression, and regulation of emotions, especially anger; learning new strategies of emotion regulation, especially anger; conversations about it and trying various relaxation techniques. At the beginning and at the end of everyday activity of the training each student recognised and commented on his current emotional state. In my research I wanted to figure out the ways in which the students will recognise and express anger before and during our training, in which ways will they regulate their anger before and after our training and how successful will they be at regulating anger during everyday activities in training. Furthermore, I wanted to find out which relaxation techniques will students recognize as the most efficient for regulating anger. Results gathered before training show that students can recognise emotion of anger and reasons for it with the main reason of their anger being violence of all kinds. When they are dealing with anger they all feel uncomfortable and want their emotions to improve as soon as possible. In almost all students anger is accompanied with the violent impulses. Before our training emotion of happiness was the most frequently reported, while the emotion of anger when reported at the beginning of the activity was regulated during the activity and students felt other, more pleasant emotions at the end of the activity. Students reported they mostly regulate their anger by redirecting their attention, moving out of the situation or by conversation. Results of the interviews after training showed that when dealing with anger most students use strategy where they first stop and think about their reaction, they use breathing exercises, they are solving conflicts by conversation, practise mindfullness and by counting strategies. Results of observation during our training showed that students were quite successful in regulating anger, some of the students needed a few warnings during the activities. Reasons and frequency of the warnings were changing throughout the training. Students believe that most efficient relaxation techniques are breathing exercises, mindfullness, yoga, massage, activities that include moving and visualization.
Secondary keywords: emotion recognition;emotion regulation;relaxation techniques;Čustva;Jeza;Univerzitetna in visokošolska dela;
Type (COBISS): Master's thesis/paper
Study programme: 0
Thesis comment: Univ. v Ljubljani, Pedagoška fak., Poučevanje, Poučevanje na razredni stopnji z angleščino
Pages: 1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF (VI, 103 str.))
ID: 18688988