| 研究生: |
李維屏 Lee, Wei-Ping |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
課間休息活動介入方案對促進學童身體活動之成效-前驅研究 The effectiveness of physical activity program in class break of school children: a pilot study |
| 指導教授: |
王琪珍
Wang, Chi-Jen |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
醫學院 - 護理學系 Department of Nursing |
| 論文出版年: | 2019 |
| 畢業學年度: | 107 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 53 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 身體活動 、社會認知理論 、課間休息 、國小學童 、活動強度 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | physical activity, social cognitive theory, school children, class break time |
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研究背景:
針對台灣學童身體活動量不足,發展可行的身體活動促進方案及其策略是目前重要議題,對相關健康專業人員亦是一大挑戰。
研究目的:
本研究目的透過跨專業焦點團體共同發展身體活動介入方案,驗證此方案於課間休息時推動的可行性,以及對學童在校各種強度身體活動量之促進成效。
研究方法:
本前驅研究採不等組前後測實驗設計驗證身體介入方案對學童促進活動量之成效。研究對象來自南台灣兩間學校4-6年級學童共66人,以學校為單位將樣本分派至兩組,過程中,全程參與54人,實驗組為17人,控制組為37人,參與率達85.7%。其中實驗組接受身體活動促進方案12周。
此身體活動介入方案透過研究者與學校健康促進專業人員,進行跨專業焦點團體共識討論後,以社會認知理論為架構設計各種相關身體活動促進策略。於方案執行前後一周,透過活動智能紀錄器收集研究對象在校一周身體活動資料。身體活動資料以共變數分析(ANCOVA)檢定各種強度身體活動量介入前後改變差異,另於介入後收集實驗組學童及該校參與身體活動促進方案工作人員之滿意度及意見。
結果:
方案介入前後各級身體活動強度之改變差異;經ANCOVA調整身體活動前測與性別,實驗組介入前後一周行走總步數增加1662.24步,控制組卻減少561.41步,兩組間一周步差距數達統計顯著意義。其他的身體活動強度如總身體活動量、輕度活動、中高等強度以及靜態活動,兩組前後測變動雖未達統計顯著差異,但實驗組身體活動強度改變量仍高於控制組。
方案執行滿意度部分,以李克特量表五點量表評分,實驗組學童對於身體活動促進方案整體滿意度達4.1分,其他如內容的多樣化、趣味性、活動器材使用及活動空間安排等滿意度3.7分至4.8分。並建議可增加多元活動項目。
結論:
以社會認知理論設計之身體活動促進方案可促進本研究4-6年級學童在校總步數。其他身體活動各種強度雖未達統計顯著意義,但實驗組仍高於控制組。有可能介入期間12周,執行活動於周一至周五在校第2節及第6節課間休息時間各20分鐘,尚未達明顯成效。建議未來研究可延長介入期間,加入其他課間休息時間進行活動,推廣至更多的學校,增加樣本數,以達顯著身體活動促進效益。
How to develop the valid physical activity programs and strategies for promoting Taiwanese school children who are the insufficient physical activity is a currently important issue and a major challenge for school health professionals. The purpose of this study were to develop a physical activity promotion program and to examine its effects for increasing the physical activity among children in school time. This pilot study adopted a non-equivalent two groups design with pre-and posttest. A number of 66 children in grade 4 to 6 were recruited from two primary schools in rural of southern Taiwan. Finally, the 54 participants (EG, n=17; CG, n=37) completed this pilot study. The study results show that weekly walking steps had significant increase effects on the EG (increased 1662.24 steps) comparing to the CG (decreased 561.4 steps). There are no difference performance between two groups for moderate levels, slight level and sedation behaviors as well, but the changes within pre- and posttest were more increases on EG than CG for various intensive levels of physical activity. The duration of the intervention program and the frequency of activities within class break time could be prolong to increase the effects on physical activity levels in the future.
Key words: physical activity, social cognitive theory, school children, class break time
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