Functional diversity of hearing in physical education classroom

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Over this research investigate the formation of physical education teachers with deaf pupils. It is made between two sample: deaf population (277), and Primary Education degree students (282). The investigation was descriptive, explicative and correlational with a quantitative methodology. Operationalization table was made for create a Likert Scale that is compose for four dimensions. Spearman’s Rho correlation and hypothesis contrast with Mann-Whitney’s U was realized. The research showed us how deaf people say fell good in these classes, just as necessity of sign language interpreter for a suitable adaptation throwing communication. Results related a need of Physical Education teachers know different behaviors of deaf people, like as they are able to identifying hearing problems.

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Melero, C. F., Fernández, A. H., & de Barros Camargo, C. (2020). Functional diversity of hearing in physical education classroom. Publicaciones de La Facultad de Educacion y Humanidades Del Campus de Melilla. Universidad de Granada. https://doi.org/10.30827/PUBLICACIONES.V50I1.15994

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