Volume 26 (2017), issue 2

Volume
26
Year
2017
Issue
2
Published online
30 June 2017
Articles
8
ISSN online
2533-7556

Contents

  1. Elena Čipková, Zuzana Balážová, Štefan Karolčík

    Developing scientific literacy of high school students throug inquiry based education

    The development of science literacy is an important aim of science education. A scientifcally literate individual is able to distinguish information based on scientifc research from information that is not, make correct decisions benefcial…

    pp. 2–10 PDF – Developing scientific literacy of high school students throug inquiry based education DOI 10.14712/25337556.2017.2.1

  2. Romana Schubertová

    Can students make their own “key for plant identification“?

    The article introduces specifc educational activity intended for the secondary school students. It uses elements of project-based education in teaching of leaf morphology. Trough observation of plant leafs, students identify particular…

    pp. 11–16 PDF – Can students make their own “key for plant identification“? DOI 10.14712/25337556.2017.2.2

  3. Dagmar Říhová

    Palynologist, quickly & easily

    Pollen grains are omnipresent. Primarily, they belong to the life cycles of most seed plants, but they are also important for many organisms for various purposes. Pollen is an important component of pollinatorsʹ diet and enables to…

    pp. 17–26 PDF – Palynologist, quickly & easily DOI 10.14712/25337556.2017.2.3

  4. Lubomír Hanel

    The shield bug //Elasmucha grisea// in inquiry-oriented teacher education focused on ethology

    The shield bug //Elasmucha grisea// (Insecta, Heteroptera, Acanthosomatidae) is common and easily accessible species in our country. Maternal guarding of eggs and immature offspring against enemies with typical defense behaviour can be well…

    pp. 27–32 PDF – The shield bug //Elasmucha grisea// in inquiry-oriented teacher education focused on ethology DOI 10.14712/25337556.2017.2.4

  5. Karel Chobot

    Species occurrence database — tips for use in lessons, species distribution maps

    Species Occurrence Database is an ofcial instrument run by Nature Conservation Agency of the Czech Republic to fulfl the duties in species surveillance. Besides that, it has a wide spectrum of uses and applications, including several…

    pp. 33–38 PDF – Species occurrence database — tips for use in lessons, species distribution maps DOI 10.14712/25337556.2017.2.5

  6. Jan Řezníček

    Avian skeleton and its characteristics

    The article describes skeleton features of the avian species. It is aimed at specifc features, developed solely at the avian skeleton. Te article mentions some features of the dinosaur taxon, especially those that distinguish the birds and…

    pp. 39–44 PDF – Avian skeleton and its characteristics DOI 10.14712/25337556.2017.2.6

  7. Jan Andreska

    K padesátému výročí zákazu výrovky

    The article reflects the anniversary of 50 years since prohibition of hunting with eagle owls. At the same time it discusses the reasons why this important nature protection measure was taken as well as its consequences for the Czech nature.

    pp. 45–48 PDF – K padesátému výročí zákazu výrovky DOI 10.14712/25337556.2017.2.7

  8. Hana Kotoučová

    Rozhovor – Ptáme se doc. Ing. Radka Cibulky, Ph.D.

    pp. 0–0 PDF – Rozhovor – Ptáme se doc. Ing. Radka Cibulky, Ph.D.