Introduction_to_Adapted_Physical_Activity.pptx

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1. Introduction to Adapted Physical Activity Prepared for Academic Presentation

2. Overview 1.1 Who are individuals with disabilities? 1.2 General characteristics of disabilities 1.3 Concepts related to adapted or special PE 1.4 Purpose of an adapted PA program 1.5 Historical background of adapted PA 1.6 Organizations promoting ADPE 1.7 Psychological aspects of disabilities

3. Who are Individuals with Disabilities? People with long-term physical, mental, intellectual, or sensory impairments Examples: mobility, vision, hearing, cognitive, developmental disorders May face barriers in participation and inclusion

4. General Characteristics of Disabilities Physical limitations (movement, strength, coordination) Cognitive or learning difficulties Communication or social interaction challenges Need for adapted support in education and activities

5. Concepts Related to Adapted / Special PE Adapted Physical Education (APE) – modified to meet needs Inclusive PE – everyone participates with adjustments Mainstreaming and integration approaches

6. Purpose of an Adapted PA Program Promote equal opportunity in physical activity Improve physical, social, and emotional well-being Enhance independence and life skills

7. Historical Background of Adapted PA Early recognition of disability needs in society Special education laws and reforms Development of adapted physical education internationally

8. Organizations Promoting ADPE International Paralympic Committee (IPC) World Health Organization (WHO) UNESCO National associations and local initiatives

9. Psychological Aspects of Disabilities Emotional and social challenges Need for acceptance and inclusion Adapted PA as a tool for psychological support

10. Self-Concept Definition: how a person perceives themselves Disabilities may affect self-esteem and confidence Adapted PA builds positive self-concept through success

11. Body Image Definition: how a person views their body Disabilities may cause negative body perceptions Adapted PA encourages positive attitudes toward body

12. Conclusion Adapted PA ensures inclusion and participation Benefits: physical, psychological, and social Encourages advocacy, awareness, and equal opportunity