Effects of Team Sports Soccer Intervention on K-3 Special Education Students

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Title Effects of Team Sports Soccer Intervention on K-3 Special Education Students
Creator Cecilia Firpo
Subject Team sports intervention; Positive peer interactions; Aggression; Social emotional learning; Emotional Regulation; MEd
Description Team sports have not been widely researched especially in the United States. Team sports have a lot of potential benefits from decreased aggression, increased social skills, increased inclusion and positive peer interactions. This research sought to; explore if behavior changed in K-3 special education students participating in a team sports intervention. My intervention was a 12-week soccer intervention with six total soccer sessions. In my study I took observational data, interviewed classroom teacher, and gave case study students a self-assessment on their behaviors to answer my research questions. It emerged that social skills increased, aggression decreased in the general education classroom, student's self-perception changed, and students grew to be more compassionate.
Publisher Westminster College
Date 2022-06
Type Text; Image
Language eng
Rights Digital Copyright 2022, Westminster College. All rights Reserved.
ARK ark:/87278/s63ec3tz
Setname wc_ir
ID 1956237
Reference URL https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63ec3tz
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