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Podium. Revista de Ciencia y Tecnología en la Cultura Física

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Abstract

VASQUEZ GUACHISACA, Jorge Luis  and  ROJAS VALDES, Germán Rafael. Recreational games for the inclusion of students with physical disabilities in Physical Education classes. Rev Podium [online]. 2024, vol.19, n.1  Epub Apr 10, 2024. ISSN 1996-2452.

Recreational games encourage psychosocial, motor and cognitive development and promote equal opportunities and active participation of students. When used in Physical Education, they intervene in comprehensive education and training, as they facilitate the development of skills and capacities in students, promote inclusion, respond to diversity and needs, as well as increase participation in this context. The study presented had as the objective to develop a system of recreational games for the inclusion of students with physical disabilities in the Physical Education classes of the sixth year of basic education, of the "Mercedes de Jesús Molina" Physical-Missional Educational Unit. The research had a mixed approach and a sample of 19 sixth year students was used. Methods such as historical-logical, analytical-synthetic, inductive-deductive and systemic were used to analyze and understand the facts and establish logical relationships; empirical methods were used, such as observation, survey, and specialist criterion method, to verify the validity and reliability of the proposal. For the processing and interpretation of the data, represented in tables and figures, descriptive statistics was used, with percentage calculation. The proposal for recreational games turned out to be a fundamental tool, promoting inclusion, integration and coexistence, regardless of disability, which benefits the present and future of students in society and enhances the scope of the proposal.

Keywords : physical disability; Physical Education; recreational games; inclusion..

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