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@inbook{913081,
author = {Střelec, Stanislav and Šťáva, Jan},
address = {Krakow},
booktitle = {SZERLAG, A. (ed.) Health in pedagogical discourses and school practices},
edition = {1.vydání},
keywords = {health literacy; social health; specific dimensions; school; teacher; educational means; formation; development; research survey; presentation; conclusions},
language = {eng},
location = {Krakow},
isbn = {978-83-7587-418-1},
pages = {143-150},
publisher = {Oficyna Wydawnicza"Impuls"},
title = {The school as the institution promoting the development of social health in pupils},
year = {2010}
}
TY - CHAP
ID - 913081
AU - Střelec, Stanislav - Šťáva, Jan
PY - 2010
TI - The school as the institution promoting the development of social health in pupils
VL - Faculty of Medicine Wroclaw University
PB - Oficyna Wydawnicza"Impuls"
CY - Krakow
SN - 9788375874181
KW - health literacy
KW - social health
KW - specific dimensions
KW - school
KW - teacher
KW - educational means
KW - formation
KW - development
KW - research survey
KW - presentation
KW - conclusions
N2 - Social health is a significant part of the pupils health and the school is an important institution intervening into the process of its development. The term social health has been interpreted in special literature on different levels and in various contexts. The study aims at defining more stable theoretical framework for the application of educational means in the formation and development of healthy social relations in the school classroom. The study summarizes the findings of the research. The study is a part of the MSM0021622421 MU Faculty of Education Brno research project The School and Health for the 21 century.
ER -
STŘELEC, Stanislav a Jan ŠŤÁVA. The school as the institution promoting the development of social health in pupils. In \textit{SZERLAG, A. (ed.) Health in pedagogical discourses and school practices}. 1.vydání. Krakow: Oficyna Wydawnicza''Impuls'', 2010, s.~143-150. Faculty of Medicine Wroclaw University. ISBN~978-83-7587-418-1.
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