LUDIC ACTIVITIES IN AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS: POSSIBILITIES FOR INCLUSION
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.29595Keywords:
Physical Education. Inclusion. Swimming. AutismAbstract
The paper aims at understanding and analyzing the mediator action of the teachers in the development of ludic activities in aquatic environments and the interaction of an autist child with non disabled classmates in the classes. The methodology is based on a qualitative study case. The subjects were 14 children of the Children Education at Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo (UFES) with typical development and an autist one, arising from community da cidade de Vitória no Espírito Santo (ES). Conclude that the ludic activities in the aquatic environment were beneficial for the autist child, in the sense of their movement extension and games experiences, as well as their relation with teachers and classmates.Downloads
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