ALMATY
ALMATY
Introduction
Physical education classes organized at the higher education level
continue the compulsory or the optional lessons in high school.
The programs meant to develop sports movement in our country place
athletics among the branches with the highest rate in the physical education
and sports system. The importance given to it is normal if we have in view
some arguments such as:
Athletics is practiced in the open, by fully contributing to the body
strengthening, the health improvement and the physical conditioning;
Movements composing the athletic events have a strong natural
character, by developing a motor field with obvious applicative sides;
Athletics is accessible to large masses of young people from cities and
villages;
Athletic exercises develop the most important motor qualities specific
to human beings (speed, endurance, strength and take-off), by also
influencing and maintaining over a long period a high work capacity;
Motor qualities developed by the athletics practicing at an early age
support the process of youth’s selection and training in many sports
branches.
Participation in these classes allows students either to learn new motor
skills or to reinforce and/or improve motor skills learned during their
compulsory education.
For the UNEFS students, regardless of the faculty they attend (Physical
Education and Sports/ Kinesitherapy), the athletics practical lessons are
focused on the following objectives:
Acquisition/ consolidation/ improvement of the athletic techniques;
Acquisition and application of the technical-methodical structures,
depending on the lesson typology;
Forming the habit of applying the acquired knowledge to sports
competitions;
Acquiring the skills necessary to teach athletics;
Improving the physical training level, developing the motor qualities.
Purpose
This study aims at identifying the motor potential in students at the
profile faculties, as expressed through motor skills specific to athletics (the
Bologna system versus the 4 year-education system)
Hypothesis
The small number of lessons allotted to the athletics discipline teaching
within the Bologna system determines a lower level of the final evaluation
results in the experiment prescribed events as compared to those obtained in
the traditional system.
Methods
To complete this study, we used the following methods:
√ the bibliographic method - the specialty literature study provided us the
necessary theoretical basis;
√ the guided observation method - applied during the lessons conducted
by students;
√ the ascertaining experimental method - the main method we used to
conduct this research; it aimed at validating or invalidating our
hypothesis;
√ the statistical-mathematical method for the data processing -
arithmetical mean - indicator of the central tendency, standard deviation
and coefficient of variation - synthetic indicators of dispersion, linear
Pearson correlation and ANOVA unifactorial test - parametric statistical
tests for quantitative data;
√ the graphical method - which allowed us to interpret and graphically
present the data collected.
100 m SL 1 ½ PASI IRD SC. ATL A.M.O AL.STAF. 100 m SL 1 ½ PASI IRD SC. ATL A.M.O AL. STAF.
sec m m pct pct Pct sec m m pct pct pct
12,70 4,90 1,35 8 9 9 12,80 5,00 1,39 9 8 9
12,40 5,05 1,40 9 9 9 12,10 5,15 1,34 10 10 10
13,20 5,15 1,40 10 8 9 12,60 4,98 1,59 10 10 10
12,70 5,05 1,40 9 10 10 13,35 5,10 1,42 9 9 10
12,20 5,40 1,50 8 10 10 12,90 5,10 1,44 9 9 9
12,60 4,90 1,40 9 9 9 12,80 5,40 1,49 9 9 10
12,30 5,65 1,50 10 10 9 12,70 5,33 1,49 10 9 9
12,90 5,20 1,45 10 10 10 12,10 5,10 1,39 10 9 10
11,80 5,51 1,50 10 10 10 12,30 5,42 1,39 10 9 9
13,10 4,98 1,40 7 8 7 13,20 5,41 1,59 8 10 8
12,20 4,95 1,40 7 9 10 12,70 5,18 1,41 6 9 9
12,90 5,00 1,50 9 10 9 12,90 5,40 1,49 9 8 9
12,10 5,30 1,50 10 9 10 12,10 5,80 1,59 10 10 10
12,20 5,10 1,50 9 9 8 12,80 5,20 1,49 7 7 8
13,37 4,80 1,30 5 9 7 12,70 5,50 1,59 9 9 9
13,07 5,15 1,40 7 5 7 12,50 5,20 1,44 8 9 9
12,30 4,95 1,51 7 9 10 12,90 5,00 1,49 10 10 10
12,20 5,07 1,45 9 5 9 12,20 5,50 1,54 10 10 10
12,80 4,95 1,45 7 6 8 12,50 5,20 1,59 10 9 10
12,20 5,15 1,52 10 9 9 12,50 5,50 1,54 10 10 10
12,50 5,38 1,50 10 9 10 12,40 5,29 1,59 9 8 9
12,00 5,42 1,50 8 7 9 12,00 5,55 1,49 10 10 10
11,70 5,50 1,55 10 10 10 12,60 5,25 1,44 10 9 10
12,00 5,85 1,52 9 6 8 12,40 5,15 1,49 10 10 10
12,40 5,05 1,53 9 10 10 12,60 5,42 1,49 10 9 10
12,20 5,15 1,45 8 8 10 11,90 5,40 1,54 10 9 10
12,20 4,98 1,50 6 5 9 12,20 5,23 1,59 10 10 10
12,35 5,07 1,36 8 8 9 12,34 5,19 1,44 10 9 10
12,45 5,17 1,46 9 9 10 12,44 5,29 1,49 9 10 9
12,55 5,27 1,50 10 10 9 12,54 5,39 1,59 10 10 10
Table 2
Performances and technical evaluation of women’s groups
STUDENTS
100 m SL 1 ½ PASI IRD SC. ATL A.M.O AL.STAF. 100 m SL 1 ½PASI IRD SC. ATL A.M.O AL. STAF.
sec m m pct pct Pct sec m m pct Pct pct
13,10 4,56 1,25 10 10 10 14,80 4,48 1,33 9 8 10
15,60 3,75 1,20 8 9 8 14,10 4,68 1,28 10 10 10
15,50 3,95 1,20 9 7 7 14,60 4,28 1,28 10 9 10
15,10 4,05 1,10 8 9 8 14,50 4,48 1,33 10 10 10
15,10 3,80 1,10 9 8 9 14,20 4,08 1,33 10 9 10
14,80 4,60 1,20 7 5 9 14,10 4,81 1,38 10 10 9
15,00 4,30 1,25 10 10 10 15,20 3,98 1,18 9 10 10
14,40 5,20 1,30 10 10 10 14,60 4,28 1,23 10 9 10
14,30 4,55 1,30 10 10 10 14,70 4,28 1,18 10 9 10
15,10 4,20 1,25 9 9 9 14,00 4,76 1,33 9 10 10
13,00 4,55 1,30 10 10 10 14,40 4,38 1,28 10 10 10
15,60 3,85 1,15 8 8 8 13,90 4,48 1,33 10 9 9
14,84 3,98 1,20 9 10 9 13,70 4,65 1,28 10 9 10
15,40 4,10 1,20 8 9 9 13,40 4,58 1,33 10 10 10
15,40 3,89 1,15 8 10 9 14,20 4,68 1,28 10 10 10
13,00 4,60 1,30 10 9 10 14,20 3,98 1,23 9 9 9
14,40 4,20 1,25 8 10 8 13,90 4,48 1,23 10 10 10
15,00 3,85 1,25 10 10 10 14,50 4,01 1,18 9 9 10
15,40 3,85 1,15 8 9 10 15,40 4,01 1,23 8 8 8
14,40 4,30 1,25 9 9 9 15,40 4,35 1,23 9 10 9
14,60 4,15 1,20 10 10 10 15,20 3,98 1,13 10 10 10
15,00 3,95 1,10 10 6 8 15,20 4,03 1,28 10 10 10
15,20 4,10 1,20 8 8 9 15,00 4,43 1,18 10 10 9
14,10 4,20 1,25 8 8 8 14,10 4,76 1,33 9 9 9
14,40 3,95 1,20 9 9 8 14,00 4,18 1,23 10 9 10
15,00 4,10 1,20 9 9 10 14,80 4,28 1,13 10 10 10
14,20 4,50 1,30 10 10 10 15,20 3,98 1,18 9 10 10
14,60 4,09 1,11 8 8 9 14,39 4,24 1,16 10 9 10
14,70 4,19 1,21 9 9 10 14,49 4,34 1,26 9 10 9
14,80 4,29 1,31 10 10 9 14,59 4,44 1,36 10 10 10
0,00
100 m 1? Pas IRD SC. ATL A.M.O AL.STAF.
BOLOGNA » 4 years »
BOLOGNA » 4 years »
c) coefficient of variation:
100 m 1½ step IRD SC. ATL A.M.O AL.STAF.
BOLOGNA » 3,30 4,70 4,30 15,80 19,00 10,50
4 years » 2,70 3,50 5,00 10,70 8,40 6,60
15,00
10,00
5,00
0,00
100 m 1? Pas IRD SC. ATL A.M.O AL.STAF.
BOLOGNA » 4 years »
II. Students:
a) arithmetical mean:
100 m 1½ step IRD SC. ATL A.M.O AL.STAF.
BOLOGNA » 14,70 4,19 1,21 8,97 8,92 9,10
4 years » 14,49 4,35 1,26 9,63 9,50 9,70
BOLOGNA » 4 years »
The above mentioned data show us that performances in the 4-year education
system are slightly higher than those obtained in the Bologna system, except
for the speed test. Technical achievements in the 4-year education system are
clearly higher than those recorded in the Bologna system.
b) standard deviation:
100 m 1½ step IRD SC. ATL A.M.O AL.STAF.
BOLOGNA » 0,70 0,31 0,06 0,09 1,30 0,88
4 years » 0,52 0,20 0,07 0,55 0,63 0,53
0,60
0,40
0,20
0,00
100 m 1? Pas IRD SC. ATL A.M.O AL.STAF.
BOLOGNA » 4 years »
c) coefficient of variation:
100 m 1½ step IRD SC. ATL A.M.O AL.STAF.
BOLOGNA » 4,80 7,60 5,30 10,30 14,60 9,70
4 years » 3,60 6,10 5,60 5,80 6,60 5,50
BOLOGNA » 4 years »
These tables and charts show us that the homogeneity of the group of students
in the 4-year education system is better as compared to most of the measured
characteristics. Results are slightly in favor of the Bologna system just for the
Flop high jump.
d) Results of ANOVA unifactorial test:
100m BOLOGNA - 4 YEARS
ANOVA
Source of Variation SS df MS F P-value F crit
Between Groups 0,655215 1 0,655215 1,706589 0,196585 4,006873
Within Groups 22,26808 58 0,383932
Total 22,9233 59
At a significance threshold of 0.05, performances are not statistically different
0.19 › 0.05.
Conclusions:
After analyzing this study, we drew the following conclusions:
Students are pleased to attend the athletics classes;
During the lessons, students either learn or consolidate and/or refine
their athletic skills;
The increased number of athletics practical lessons provided by the 4-
year traditional system influences the acquisition of the learning
technique, as well as students’ performances in the athletic events.
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