The Evaluation Of The Participation Of Game And Physical Education Lesson Of The Mild Severe Degree Mental Retardation And Autistic Students
Year: 2017
Type: article
Study design: Observational Study
Abstract: The aim of this research is to evaluate the acquisition of mild degree mentally disabled students; severe degree mentally disabled students and autistic students in game and physical activities and physical education lessons. The research was done to describe current situation. Nineteen special education teachers and one physical education teacher joined the research voluntarily. Teacher’s evaluated 44 mild degrees mentally disabled students, 31 severe mentally disabled students and 10 autistic students with the evaluation form of game and physical activities. Descriptive statistic techniques were used during the data analysis. According to research result, 1st-2nd-3rd class mild degree mentally disabled students, gallop skill should be developed and also severe degree mentally disabled one in mild level. It was seen that students one in sufficient level. Teachers gave the idea that 4th grade mentally disabled students should the skill of kicking the ball with a racked, folk dances, creative / cultural dances, designing a game, developing a programme and preparing a demonstration they are evaluated as middle and good in jumping, taking step and jumping and joining the game. But in other skills, they are evaluated as good and very good. It is resulted that 4th grade severe degree mentally disabled students are good and very good in running, jumping, hitting, throwing and catching skills; creative/cultural designing a game, developing programes, preparing a demonstration should be developed. As a result, in the movements that were requiring object control, creative, cultural dances, designing a game, developing a program, preparing a demonstration, joining game skills should be developed.
Authors: Ayan, Sinan, Ergin, Murat, Alıncak, Fikret
Language: English
Subfield: Education
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W2575193990