The purpose of this study was to survey physical education teachers’ viewpoints
on sport injuries at schools. Viewpoints of 83 physical education teachers (mean
age: 35.32±2.58 years, mean work experience: 12±6.42 years) who were directly
working with students at schools were collected by a researcher-made questioner
and interview. Data were analyzed by descriptive statistics. The results showed
that most physical education teachers (38.6%) believed that contusion was the
most prevalent injury at schools. Also, most physical education teachers (67.5%)
believed that most injuries happened in lower limbs at schools. 40.9% believed that
the most important external factor of injuries was non-standard playground and
37.4% believed that the most important internal factor of injuries was a lack of
body fitness. 72.2% of teachers believed that the most important factor of injuries
was traumatic mechanism at schools.
ghadimi ilkhanlar, H., Baloochi, R., & Niknejad, M. (2010). The Survey of Physical Education Teachers’ Viewpoints on Causes and Prevalence of Sport Injuries at Schools. Sport Sciences and Health Research, 2(1), 91-101.
MLA
hassan ghadimi ilkhanlar; ramin Baloochi; mohammadreza Niknejad. "The Survey of Physical Education Teachers’ Viewpoints on Causes and Prevalence of Sport Injuries at Schools". Sport Sciences and Health Research, 2, 1, 2010, 91-101.
HARVARD
ghadimi ilkhanlar, H., Baloochi, R., Niknejad, M. (2010). 'The Survey of Physical Education Teachers’ Viewpoints on Causes and Prevalence of Sport Injuries at Schools', Sport Sciences and Health Research, 2(1), pp. 91-101.
VANCOUVER
ghadimi ilkhanlar, H., Baloochi, R., Niknejad, M. The Survey of Physical Education Teachers’ Viewpoints on Causes and Prevalence of Sport Injuries at Schools. Sport Sciences and Health Research, 2010; 2(1): 91-101.
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