Currently, the number of disabled people in Korea is gradually increasing due to acquired disabilities caused by innate or accident. Most disabled people have difficulties in their daily lives without the help of their parents or people around them. T...
Currently, the number of disabled people in Korea is gradually increasing due to acquired disabilities caused by innate or accident. Most disabled people have difficulties in their daily lives without the help of their parents or people around them. There are not many opportunities for physical education classes for people with disabilities who have difficulty in their daily lives, and the socially disadvantaged and underprivileged are also communities living with non-disabled people, so we should pay attention to them. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to provide physical education classes to disabled students and to study the empirical meaning of special sports education donation program activities to college students who are educational donors. For the study, three college students majoring in physical education who graduated from the same university as the researcher were selected as research participants, and narrative research methods were used to further investigate the experience of the research participants. Data on this were collected through in-depth interviews and SNS. The collected data were texted through transcription work, and the results of a narrative study of three college students who participated in the special sports education donation program for more than a year were as follows.First, it is a story about college students' experience in donating special sports education.
It tells the story of the difficulties of research participants in donating special sports education. Participants in the study were afraid and burdened because it was their first time teaching disabled students, and even had difficulty communicating with disabled students. However, while conducting educational donation activities, I realized that students with disabilities understand better when using specific languages. By using this specific language, it was possible to overcome the difficulty of communication with disabled students. In addition, the lack of guidance experience and the lack of the number of assistant teachers were said to be difficulties in educational donation. To overcome this, he participated in special sports studies every week and studied the characteristics and guidance methods of each type of disability. He participated in a physical education study and studied the characteristics and guidance methods of each type of disability. Through meetings with study members, it was said that it was very helpful because it was able to identify how disabled students should approach unexpected behavior and cope with it more flexibly. In addition, through the meeting, the problem of lack of assistant teachers could be overcome even a little by appropriately distributing assistant teachers according to the physical characteristics of students with disabilities. Furthermore, the research participants had preconceptions about the disabled, but they were able to experience a sense of consideration and community for the underprivileged by taking physical education classes with the disabled through special sports education donation programs, The perception of the disabled was also changing positively.Second, it is about the meaning of the experience of donating special sports education. Participants in the study consider the experience of donating special sports education as a time for self-reflection and change in perception of disabilities. When the study participants first encountered special sports, they felt fear and burden due to a lack of expertise. However, I was able to gradually adapt through educational donation activities, and there were many new experiences I gained through classes. I was able to participate with an active attitude by trying to be more helpful to disabled students by asking and correcting what I didn't know right away, and the biggest reason for that is that I lost my fear. In addition, research participants saw the violent appearance of disabled people they encountered on the street in the past, and their memories led to negative perceptions of disabled people. However, by participating in special sports education donation activities and engaging in physical activities with disabled students, negative perceptions of the past were positively improving. Through educational donation activities, educational contributors have come to recognize that the disabled are not "wrong" but "different." "Wrong" is the object of correction, but "different" is the object of understanding, and the disabled are not the object of "correction" but the object of "understanding."Finally, it is said that the research participants felt proud as educational contributors in common. At first, they were disabled students who could not imitate the basic movements of Taekwondo classes, but the research participants did not give up and taught them to the end. As a result, disabled students were able to perform their own movements, which made a big difference for disabled students through educational donation activities.