Valores de alfabetización física en niños con edades comprendidas entre 8 y 12 en Extremadura: Estudio piloto
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Evaluar la alfabetización física mediante el Canadian
Assessment of Physical Literacy (CAPL-2), en menores extremeños
con edades comprendidas entre 8 y 12 años, establecer diferencias
significativas entre sexos y establecer el nivel de alfabetización física
de los niños/as extremeños estudiados con respecto a los valores de
referencia canadienses. Material y métodos: En el estudio
participaron 39 menores de entre 8 y 12 años (19 chicos y 20 chicas).
La alfabetización física fue evaluada mediante el CAPL-2 con sus 4
dominios (Actividad física diaria, competencia física, motivación y
confianza y conocimiento y comprensión). Resultados y discusión:
Los resultados muestran que no existen diferencias significativas
entre sexos para ningún dominio del CAPL-2, así como para ninguna
de las pruebas incluidas en cada dominio. Además, se encontró un
nivel de alfabetización física mayor en la muestra extremeña,
respecto a los valores de referencia canadienses. Conclusiones: Se
pudo afirmar que no existieron diferencias entre sexos para ninguno
de los dominios de alfabetización física, así como una elevada
alfabetización física de la muestra, respecto a los valores de
referencia canadienses
To assess physical literacy through the Canadian Assessment of Physical Literacy (CAPL-2) in Extremadura children aged 8-12 years, to establish significant differences between sexes and the level of physical literacy of Extremadura children compared to Canadian reference values. Material and methods: The study involved 39 children between 8 and 12 years old (19 boys and 20 girls). Physical literacy was assessed through the CAPL-2 with its 4 domains (Daily physical activity, physical competence, motivation and confidence, and knowledge and understanding). Results and discussion: The results show that there are no significant differences between the sexes for any of the CAPL-2 domains, as well as for any of the tests included in each domain. In addition, a higher level of physical literacy was found in the Extremadura sample than in the Canadian reference values. Conclusions: It could be stated that there were no differences between the sexes for any of the physical literacy domains, as well as a high level of physical literacy in the sample, with respect to the Canadian reference values
To assess physical literacy through the Canadian Assessment of Physical Literacy (CAPL-2) in Extremadura children aged 8-12 years, to establish significant differences between sexes and the level of physical literacy of Extremadura children compared to Canadian reference values. Material and methods: The study involved 39 children between 8 and 12 years old (19 boys and 20 girls). Physical literacy was assessed through the CAPL-2 with its 4 domains (Daily physical activity, physical competence, motivation and confidence, and knowledge and understanding). Results and discussion: The results show that there are no significant differences between the sexes for any of the CAPL-2 domains, as well as for any of the tests included in each domain. In addition, a higher level of physical literacy was found in the Extremadura sample than in the Canadian reference values. Conclusions: It could be stated that there were no differences between the sexes for any of the physical literacy domains, as well as a high level of physical literacy in the sample, with respect to the Canadian reference values







