Disabled Persons-A Study on Recreational Activities for Junior High School Students with Multiple Disabilities

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Title:	Disabled Persons-A Study on Recreational Activities for Junior High School Students with Multiple Disabilities
Authors:	Ni, Huei-Yu
Contributors:	休閒與遊憩管理學系
Keywords:	Leisure activities;leisure limitation;students with multiple disabilities
Date:	2017
Issue Date:	2017-09-13 06:28:33 (UTC+0)
Publisher:	亞洲大學
Abstract:	With the progress and prosperity of Taiwan society and economy for decades, leisure activities have become one of the most important indexes of life qualities. With two days of weekends and many continuous holidays, people pay more attention to the importance of leisure activities. These activities include indoor, outdoor, static, dynamic, individual, and group. Multiple leisure activities have become fads. The students in this study were mostly multiple disabled, and not able to arrange or understand leisure activities. These students were developmentally delayed in cognition, language, motion, and emotion, and with weak perception of people and things. Their leisure activities were very limited. They do not understand the rules and regulations of leisure activities, and even disrupt other people.Thus, how to teach them to have correct nowledge and concept about leisure and obey the rules is the most important and critical in junior high school education.
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