IMPROVING PSYCHOMOTRICITY COMPONENTS IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN USING TEACHING METHODOLOGIES BASED ON MIRROR NEURONS ACTIVATION
The scientific substrate of the study relies upon the concept of mirror neurons. Unlike other neurons, these are characterized by an imitation feature. They play an important role in learning processes – especially during childhood, enabling the imitation of motions and determining the primary acqui...
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ALTIUS ACADEMY Foundation - Faculty of Physical Education and Sports
2015-08-01
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| Liŋkkat: | http://www.sportsisocietate.ro/en/misc/doc/show/202 |
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| author | Gáll Zs. Sz. Balint L. |
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| description | The scientific substrate of the study relies upon the concept of mirror neurons. Unlike other neurons, these are characterized by an imitation feature. They play an important role in learning processes – especially during childhood, enabling the imitation of motions and determining the primary acquirement thereof. Using this as a starting point, the study aims to work out and apply a methodology in keeping with the content of the psychomotor expression activities curriculum for preschool education, resorting to the demonstration procedures as a main teaching-learning method. Thus, we deem that mirror neurons reactivity will be determined more thoroughly, with a view to enhance the subject's psychomotor development according to body scheme, self-image and performance of basic postures and motions. For the research progress, an experimental group and a control group has been set up and the children’s psychomotor development level has been assessed both before the application of the independent variable and after the effects of the same upon the experimental group. As soon as the planned procedure was completed, the experimental group members showed a significant evolution in terms of the investigated psychomotor fields as compared to the control group. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-2e06503593d4489aa5a334f3504b6a412022-12-21T23:23:00ZengALTIUS ACADEMY Foundation - Faculty of Physical Education and SportsSport şi Societate1582-21681582-21682015-08-011517179IMPROVING PSYCHOMOTRICITY COMPONENTS IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN USING TEACHING METHODOLOGIES BASED ON MIRROR NEURONS ACTIVATIONGáll Zs. Sz.0Balint L. 1 Transilvania University of Brașov, Faculty of Physical Education and Mountain Sports, Physical Education and Special Motricity Department Transilvania University of Brașov, Faculty of Physical Education and Mountain Sports, Physical Education and Special Motricity DepartmentThe scientific substrate of the study relies upon the concept of mirror neurons. Unlike other neurons, these are characterized by an imitation feature. They play an important role in learning processes – especially during childhood, enabling the imitation of motions and determining the primary acquirement thereof. Using this as a starting point, the study aims to work out and apply a methodology in keeping with the content of the psychomotor expression activities curriculum for preschool education, resorting to the demonstration procedures as a main teaching-learning method. Thus, we deem that mirror neurons reactivity will be determined more thoroughly, with a view to enhance the subject's psychomotor development according to body scheme, self-image and performance of basic postures and motions. For the research progress, an experimental group and a control group has been set up and the children’s psychomotor development level has been assessed both before the application of the independent variable and after the effects of the same upon the experimental group. As soon as the planned procedure was completed, the experimental group members showed a significant evolution in terms of the investigated psychomotor fields as compared to the control group.http://www.sportsisocietate.ro/en/misc/doc/show/202mirror neuronsexercising by imitationintuitive methodspsychomotricitypreschoolers |
| spellingShingle | Gáll Zs. Sz. Balint L. IMPROVING PSYCHOMOTRICITY COMPONENTS IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN USING TEACHING METHODOLOGIES BASED ON MIRROR NEURONS ACTIVATION Sport şi Societate mirror neurons exercising by imitation intuitive methods psychomotricity preschoolers |
| title | IMPROVING PSYCHOMOTRICITY COMPONENTS IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN USING TEACHING METHODOLOGIES BASED ON MIRROR NEURONS ACTIVATION |
| title_full | IMPROVING PSYCHOMOTRICITY COMPONENTS IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN USING TEACHING METHODOLOGIES BASED ON MIRROR NEURONS ACTIVATION |
| title_fullStr | IMPROVING PSYCHOMOTRICITY COMPONENTS IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN USING TEACHING METHODOLOGIES BASED ON MIRROR NEURONS ACTIVATION |
| title_full_unstemmed | IMPROVING PSYCHOMOTRICITY COMPONENTS IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN USING TEACHING METHODOLOGIES BASED ON MIRROR NEURONS ACTIVATION |
| title_short | IMPROVING PSYCHOMOTRICITY COMPONENTS IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN USING TEACHING METHODOLOGIES BASED ON MIRROR NEURONS ACTIVATION |
| title_sort | improving psychomotricity components in preschool children using teaching methodologies based on mirror neurons activation |
| topic | mirror neurons exercising by imitation intuitive methods psychomotricity preschoolers |
| url | http://www.sportsisocietate.ro/en/misc/doc/show/202 |
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