School physical education: i have cancer and low vision, can i participate?
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https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.v28i1.12692Keywords:
Atypical Groups Education, School Return, Education, Hospitalar School, Visually Impaired.Abstract
This study aimed to understand how Physical Education (PE) classes could help a low-vision student under oncologic treatment to find a new significance to her place inside the school culture that she is in. Under the action-research method it involves besides the student, her PE teacher, the school’s pedagogical coordinator. It is concluded that the new significance of the place occupied by the low-vision oncology student is given by the autonomous formation of the student; constructing an environment where all participants learn; the understanding of the disease and its implications on the construction of the school curriculum.Downloads
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