Desenho de uma proposta educativa em educação física para incentivar a caminhada até à escola nos adolescentes
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https://doi.org/10.47197/retos.v63.109625Palavras-chave:
escola, exercício, telefone móvel, jovens, aplicativo móvelResumo
Introdução: A promoção da atividade física junto dos adolescentes requer metodologias inovadoras que tornem as intervenções educativas mais atrativas e eficazes.
Objectivo: Implementar e avaliar uma intervenção escolar integrada nas aulas de educação física, utilizando a aplicação móvel Mystic School para promover a actividade física junto dos adolescentes.
Metodologia: Participaram 62 alunos (14 aos 15 anos) e 2 professores de educação física em Espanha. As suas perceções foram avaliadas através de entrevistas pessoais e analisadas qualitativamente com o software NVivo.
Resultados: Os alunos gostaram das aulas de educação física, considerando-as mais envolventes do que as tradicionais, e manifestaram desejo de mais sessões. Embora a aplicação Mystic School tenha sido vista como uma inovação divertida, um professor achou o sistema de pontos e recompensas confuso e outro sugeriu melhorias na usabilidade e no apelo após observar um maior envolvimento dos alunos.
Discussão: Os resultados sugerem que a integração de metodologias e tecnologias inovadoras, como a aplicação Mystic School, pode aumentar o envolvimento dos alunos nas aulas de educação física. No entanto, o feedback misto destaca a necessidade de aperfeiçoar as ferramentas tecnológicas para melhorar a sua usabilidade e atratividade. Estes resultados coincidem com a literatura, que destaca a importância de designs intuitivos e bem estruturados para maximizar o potencial das tecnologias educativas.
Conclusões: Alunos e professores percecionaram a proposta educativa e a aplicação Mystic School como inovadoras e capazes de melhorar as aulas de educação física. A colaboração entre investigadores, professores e famílias, juntamente com intervenções alargadas e ferramentas otimizadas, oferece uma abordagem abrangente para programas educativos eficazes.
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