2017
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-65382317000300004
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Adaptações Curriculares nas Aulas de Educação Física Envolvendo Estudantes com Deficiência Visual

Abstract: RESUMO: enquanto componente curricular obrigatório do ensino básico, a Educação Física deve possibilitar aos estudantes com deficiência o acesso ao currículo comum. Esta pesquisa teve como objetivo analisar e descrever as adaptações nos elementos base do currículo comum, empregadas por professores de Educação Física, voltadas à participação de estudantes com deficiência visual. Sob a perspectiva qualitativa, trata-se de um estudo de campo desenvolvido em três escolas da rede regular de ensino em município loca… Show more

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“…Indeed, seemingly countless studies 46, 63-66 that have investigated the potential of physical education in inclusive settings also have disclosed the challenges that teachers face in inclusive settings (some diffi culties are extreme; others are minor, some reveal positive and hopeful expectations along with doubts). Other studies have focused on reports from students with disability who were dissatisfi ed with PE in inclusive classes 52,53,65,[67][68][69] . Infrastructures and resources with accessibility and assistive technology (whether high-or low-tech) are easily identifi ed as unavailable or inappropriate, and, by a large margin, are the most cited barrier to teaching, after need for specifi c APE training.…”
Section: The Right To Full Access To Education: the Case Of Inclusive Pementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indeed, seemingly countless studies 46, 63-66 that have investigated the potential of physical education in inclusive settings also have disclosed the challenges that teachers face in inclusive settings (some diffi culties are extreme; others are minor, some reveal positive and hopeful expectations along with doubts). Other studies have focused on reports from students with disability who were dissatisfi ed with PE in inclusive classes 52,53,65,[67][68][69] . Infrastructures and resources with accessibility and assistive technology (whether high-or low-tech) are easily identifi ed as unavailable or inappropriate, and, by a large margin, are the most cited barrier to teaching, after need for specifi c APE training.…”
Section: The Right To Full Access To Education: the Case Of Inclusive Pementioning
confidence: 99%