Sport education model and roles' dynamics. Effects of an intervention on motivational variables of elementary school's students
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2018
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El presente estudio se ha centrado en conocer cómo influyen las dinámicas de roles fijos y rotativos en las orientaciones de meta, el clima motivacional y la motivación autodeterminada de estudiantes de primaria implicados en una temporada de balonmano. Se trata
de un estudio cuasiexperimental con medidas pretest y postest en el que participaron 36 estudiantes de sexto curso de primaria, con edades comprendidas entre los 11 y 13 años (M = 11.36), y distribuidos en dos grupos diferenciados por la dinámica de roles asumida. Se utilizaron cuestionarios y entrevistas en grupo para conocer la percepción del alumnado, así como entrevistas individuales para obtener datos del profesorado. Los resultados revelaron diferencias significativas en mujeres y alumnado autóctono. Se evidencia a la dinámica
de roles como estrategia metodológica apta para incidir sobre la motivación del alumnado de primaria.
The present study examined the influence of permanent and rotating roles' processes on goal orientation, motivational climate and self-determined motivation of elementary school students. It was used a quasi-experimental study, pretest and postest measures. 36 sixth-grade students ranging in age from 11 to 13 years oíd (A/7 = 11.36) took part in a handball unit. They belonged to two groups distinguished by roles' dynamic. Data collection included student questionnaires and group interviews with students, as well as individual interviews with the physical education teacher. Results showed significance differences on women and Spanish students. Roles' dynamics are showed as a powerful methodological strategy in relation to students' motivation.
The present study examined the influence of permanent and rotating roles' processes on goal orientation, motivational climate and self-determined motivation of elementary school students. It was used a quasi-experimental study, pretest and postest measures. 36 sixth-grade students ranging in age from 11 to 13 years oíd (A/7 = 11.36) took part in a handball unit. They belonged to two groups distinguished by roles' dynamic. Data collection included student questionnaires and group interviews with students, as well as individual interviews with the physical education teacher. Results showed significance differences on women and Spanish students. Roles' dynamics are showed as a powerful methodological strategy in relation to students' motivation.
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Puente-Maxera, F., Méndez-Giménez, A., & Martínez de Ojeda, D. (2018). Modelo de Educación deportiva y dinámica de roles. Efectos de una intervención sobre las variables motivacionales de estudiantes de primaria. (Sport Education model and roles’ dynamics. Effects of an intervention on motivational variables of elementary school’s students). Cultura, Ciencia Y Deporte, 13(39), 281-290.
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