The educational and humanizing role of motor activities in the presence of natural disasters
Abstract
This contribution aims to highlight how during a post-catastrophe intervention,
motor activities can be a suitable educational tool for overcoming the
moments of difficulties caused by the trauma.
In an atmosphere of consciousness, motor activity can be used during then
the immediate phase as well as all the phases of the post-catastrophe intervention
in order to create a more secure and structured environment thus
representing an optimal educational tool of social inclusion and psychophysical
rebalancing.
The work also aims to highlight the formative role of Special Olympics
whose educational peculiarity is represented by the ability to improve the
quality of life of the person involved and the ability to create a more open
and welcoming society for everyone.
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