Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice ›› 2025, Vol. 31 ›› Issue (6): 650-657.doi: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-9771.2025.06.005
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WU Dang1,2, ZHANG Qing1,2(), WU Jiaming3, JIA Wenrong1,2, WU Aihong1,2, WU Jian4
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2025-04-28
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2025-05-19
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2025-06-25
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WU Dang, ZHANG Qing, WU Jiaming, JIA Wenrong, WU Aihong, WU Jian. Support system for children with special needs participating in physical activity in an inclusive education context[J]. Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice, 2025, 31(6): 650-657.
Table 1
Physical activity related policies, environment and facility support system in the context of inclusive education (macro level)"
系统组成 | 核心要素与具体行动 | 对融合体育教育的意义 | 对应ICF环境因素(e) |
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包容性政策支持体系 | 制定校级融合体育政策与行动计划 身体活动时间保障纳入学校规章 预算中明确融合体育专项经费 身体活动情境下的安全与反欺凌规定 建立融合体育工作协调小组与评估机制 | 明确融合体育的目标、原则和要求 确保人、财、物支持 建立协调、评估与问责机制 保障所有学生安全、有尊严地参与身体活动 | e570社会保障的服务、体制和政策 e595政治服务、体制和政策 e580卫生健康的服务、体制和政策 e590劳动和就业的服务、体制和政策 e550法律的服务、体制和政策 |
无障碍与通用设计的物理环境设施 | 校园身体活动场所及通道无障碍改造 采用通用设计原则规划活动空间 配备多样化、适应性、通用性的器材与辅助技术 建立设施设备安全检查与维护制度 清晰的环境标识(视觉、触觉) | 确保所有学生都能进入和使用身体活动空间 提供适合不同能力、感官特征学生的环境、运动器械和工具 创造安全、舒适、便捷、有吸引力的身体活动环境 保障身体活动过程中的人身安全 | e150用于公共建筑设计、建造和建设的产品和技术 e155用于私人建筑设计、建造和建设的产品和技术 e115日常生活中的个人用品和技术 e120用于个人室内外移动和交通的产品和技术 e160用于土地开发的产品和技术 e225气候 e240光线 e250声音 |
包容性社会文化环境支持 | 包容文化宣传教育 倡导尊重、接纳、互助的同伴关系氛围 全体教职工展现积极态度和期望 建立学生(特别是CSN)意见表达渠道 公开反对和处理歧视、排斥行为 | 让CSN感到被接纳、尊重和有价值 减少社交隔离,鼓励朋辈支持 增强CSN的归属感和参与身体活动的意愿 将包容内化为学校的核心文化 | e4态度 e310直系亲属 e320朋友 e325熟人、同龄人、同事、邻居和社区成员 e330处于权威地位的人 e340个人护理提供者和个人助理 |
家庭、学校和社区支持体系 | 建立家校常态化沟通机制 主动对接社区体育组织、康复机构、志愿者团体 共享校内外身体活动资源信息 探索设施共享或合作项目 联合社区进行融合体育倡导 | 将支持网络从学校延伸到家庭和社区 提供多样化、持续性的身体活动机会 获得外部专业知识和技术支持 营造更广泛的社会包容氛围 | e315大家庭 e355卫生健康专业人员 e360其他专业人员 e580卫生健康的服务、体制和政策 e585教育和培训的服务、体制和政策 e5900劳动和就业服务 |
Table 2
Students' physical activity learning and curriculum support system in the context of inclusive education"
学习支持系统 | 核心要素与具体行动 | 对融合体育教育的意义 | ICF/WHO指南关联 |
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UDL | 提供多媒体教学材料(视觉、听觉、触觉) 允许学生用不同方式(动作、口头、书面)展示学习 提供活动选择权,结合学生兴趣 设置分层目标与挑战 运用合作学习、游戏化策略 | 降低学习障碍,使课程内容和活动对更多学生可及 提升学习效果,满足不同学习风格和能力的需求 激发内在动机,增强学生的参与感和自主性 促进深度学习,提供多样化的探索和表达机会 | ICF b156知觉功能 b164高水平认知功能 d1学习与应用知识 d3交流 d4活动 d570照顾个人的健康 d710基本人际交往 d820学校教育 d920娱乐和休闲 个人因素:动机、兴趣 UDL原则体现了对功能多样性的尊重 |
学习内容与活动 | 教授基本运动技能、体能、健康知识、社交技能 包含多样化身体活动形式 预设活动的多种适应性变式 设定基于ICF的功能性身体活动目标 整合身体活动与心理健康、营养等健康议题 | 满足全面发展需求,促进身心社全面健康 适应个体差异,提供适合不同能力水平的活动 增强生活技能,培养能应用于日常生活的运动能力和健康习惯 提升健康素养,使学生理解身体活动价值并能做出健康选择 | WHO 身体活动指南(类型、强度、时长) WHO心理健康 HPS (个人健康技能) ICF b身体功能 d活动和参与 个人因素:健康意识 |
学习支持策略 | 实施差异化教学,提供精准支持 为重需学生制定和执行IPAP 建立并运作同伴支持系统 应用辅助技术和教育技术支持学习 采用正向行为支持策略 | 提供个性化支持,确保每个学生都能获得必要的协助 促进成功体验,增强自信心和效能感 利用同伴资源,创造互助的学习环境 解决行为挑战,促进课堂秩序和学生参与 | ICF e1产品和技术 e3支持和相互联系 e5服务、体制和政策 评估结果指导支持策略选择,目标是改善b、d、个人因素 |
评估体系 | 强调个体进步和发展性评估 采用观察、作品集、自我/同伴评估等多元方法 评估视角可结合ICF维度(功能、活动、参与、环境支持) 评估结果主要用于改进教学和学生发展 淡化评分排名,注重过程与努力 | 全面反映学习状况,超越单一技能表现,关注整体发展 提供有效反馈,帮助学生和教师了解优势与不足 指导教学调整,使教学更具针对性和有效性 促进积极心态,鼓励学生关注自身成长而非与人比较 | ICF可作为评估参照系(评估b、d、e、个人因素变化) 评估理念符合HPS促进健康和福祉的目标 |
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