Equidade de gênero e motivação em Educação Física
Poderia ajudar-nos a hibridação de modelos pedagógicos?
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Equidade de Gênero, Motivação, Modelos Educacionais, Educação Física.Resumo
O presente estudo valorizou a influência em uma unidade híbrida sobre a motivação, satisfação das NPB, intenção de ser fisicamente ativo e a satisfação em relação à aula de EF. Considerou-se o gênero como variável de interesse. Recorrendo à hibridação dos modelos Educação Desportiva (MED) e Teaching Games for Understanding (TGfU) em uma unidade de mini-handebol dirigida a quatro turmas do Ensino Fundamental, entre 13 e 15 anos (n=70). Noutras três aulas (grupo de controlo, n=67) propôs uma abordagem tradicional. Propôs uma análise dedutiva MANOVA inter e intragrupal pré e pós-teste. A turma experimental melhorou significativamente em quase todas as variáveis. As diferenças de gênero prévias minimizaram ou foram eliminadas no que respeita a todas as variáveis. Além disso, os meninos e as meninas parecem ter valores semelhantes de motivação mais autodeterminada, melhorando a satisfação em relação à classe de educação física e a intenção de ser fisicamente ativo.
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