The Implementation of the Digital Physical Literacy for Children Questionnaire in Primary Schools: A Mixed-Methods Study

Purpose : To assess the implementation of the digital version of the Physical Literacy in Children Questionnaire (PL-C Quest) in a primary school environment. Methods : A mixed-methods study with teachers ( n = 13) and students ( n = 20) about their respective reflections on administering and completing the PL-C Quest. Results : The PL-C Quest was perceived as acceptable, appropriate, and feasible. All teachers felt the PL-C Quest was easy for them, and, their students to use. Students enjoyed completing the PL-C Quest, they understood the questionnaire, and found it easy to use; teachers described the ease of administration of the PL-C Quest and their interest in the data provided. Some teachers reported concerns about the usefulness of the PL-C Quest results, highlighting that greater school-wide focus on physical literacy (including professional learning opportunities) would be required. Conclusions : The findings from this study highlight critical considerations for integrating physical literacy assessment tools into school practice.

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Journal of Teaching in Physical Education
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1123/jtpe.2024-0331
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Children's Physical and Motor Development
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The Implementation of the Digital Physical Literacy for Children Questionnaire in Primary Schools: A Mixed-Methods Study

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Journal of Teaching in Physical Education
Children's Physical and Motor Development
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The Implementation of the Digital Physical Literacy for Children Questionnaire in Primary Schools: A Mixed-Methods Study

Amanda Derbyshire, Jo Salmon, Dean Dudley, Michael Rosenberg, Richard Keegan, Lisa Michele Barnett, Aaron Simpson, Nicola D. Ridgers
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Abstract

Purpose : To assess the implementation of the digital version of the Physical Literacy in Children Questionnaire (PL-C Quest) in a primary school environment. Methods : A mixed-methods study with teachers ( n = 13) and students ( n = 20) about their respective reflections on administering and completing the PL-C Quest. Results : The PL-C Quest was perceived as acceptable, appropriate, and feasible. All teachers felt the PL-C Quest was easy for them, and, their students to use. Students enjoyed completing the PL-C Quest, they understood the questionnaire, and found it easy to use; teachers described the ease of administration of the PL-C Quest and their interest in the data provided. Some teachers reported concerns about the usefulness of the PL-C Quest results, highlighting that greater school-wide focus on physical literacy (including professional learning opportunities) would be required. Conclusions : The findings from this study highlight critical considerations for integrating physical literacy assessment tools into school practice.

Journal of Teaching in Physical Education
Deakin University (AU), University of South Australia (AU), The Kids Research Institute Australia (AU), The University of Western Australia (AU), University of Canberra (AU), Macquarie University (AU)
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Children's Physical and Motor Development
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