The Feasibility of Translating a Home-Based Physical Activity Curriculum to a School Setting for Youth with Disabilities.

The purpose of the study was to examine the feasibility of translating the FunDoRoo™ mobile device application, a parental home-based physical activity (PA) intervention, for youth with disabilities in five special education classrooms (elementary through high school). A supervisor's fidelity checkl...

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Publicado en:Palaestra Vol. 37; no. 1; pp. 43 - 51
Autores principales: Wozencroft, Angela J., Anderson, Jodi, Long, Carlie, Coe, Dawn P.
Formato: research tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Sagamore Publishing 2023
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          Wozencroft, Angela J.
          Anderson, Jodi
          Long, Carlie
          Coe, Dawn P.
        affil: The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
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          Home Environment
          Physical Activity Education
          Curriculum
          Students with Disabilities Education
          Translations
          Mobile Applications
          Parents of Children with Disabilities
          Education, Special
          Learning Environment
          Students, High School
          Students, Elementary
          Students, Middle School
          Program Implementation
          Human
          Pilot Studies
          Adolescence
          Checklists
          Narratives
          Recreational Therapy
          Children with Disabilities
          Exercise
          Movement
          Physical Education, Adapted
          Motor Skills
          Exercise Equipment and Supplies
          Games
          Students, College
          Down Syndrome Rehabilitation
          Autism Spectrum Disorder Rehabilitation
          Intellectual Disability Rehabilitation
          Developmental Disabilities Rehabilitation
          Thematic Analysis
          Course Content
          Equipment Design
          Adaptation, Physiological
          Geographic Factors
          Time Factors
          Group Processes
          Program Evaluation
          Adolescent: 13-18 years
      ab: The purpose of the study was to examine the feasibility of translating the FunDoRoo™ mobile device application, a parental home-based physical activity (PA) intervention, for youth with disabilities in five special education classrooms (elementary through high school). A supervisor's fidelity checklist on the FunDoRoo™ protocol, along with narrative comments, was completed after each session. The fidelity checklist was designed to assess the implementation and facilitation of the FunDoRoo™ sessions. FunDoRoo™ included Get Ready exercises, Get Strong exercises, and Games. Fidelity checklist data were not reported in this study. Qualitative analysis on implementation and facilitation was conducted on the narrative comment data from the fidelity checklists from 31 different FunDoRoo™ sessions across the five classrooms. Five themes were identified using an inductive approach: equipment modification, exercise/movement adaptation, location/space, challenges with group setting, and time constraints. Based on the thematic analysis, facilitators need to be cognizant of students' ability levels as these abilities will inform equipment modification and adaptations to the activities/exercises in the FunDoRoo™ application. Results from this study indicate that with these considerations, the FunDoRoo™ application curriculum can feasibly be translated for use in special education classrooms, as a fun, interactive way to reach the educational goals of students with disabilities that may increase PA in the school setting.
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