Features of work activities and professionally significant physical qualities of a specialist in adaptive physical education

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PhD, Associate Professor L.M. Kielevyaynen1
V.A. Babaytseva1
1Petrozavodsk State University, Petrozavodsk

Objective of the study was to identification of the characteristics of work activities and professionally significant physical qualities of a specialist in adaptive physical education.
Methods and structure of the study.  The research work was conducted at Petrozavodsk State University over a period of 3 years. The group of respondents consisted of 40 fourth-year students aged 20-22 years studying in the direction 49.03.02 «Physical Education for Individuals with Health Disabilities». All respondents underwent industrial professionally-profile practice for a total duration of 3 months in correctional boarding schools and the rehabilitation center of the Children's City Hospital.
Results and conclusions.  The features of work actions and professionally significant physical qualities of a specialist in physical culture and sports are revealed. The authors propose to include exercises aimed at determining distance, differentiating muscle efforts, changing the speed and direction of movements, and developing speed in the content of practical work on the discipline «Physical Culture and Sports (elective discipline)» for students majoring in «Physical Culture for People with Disabilities in Health».

Keywords: adaptive physical education, professional and applied physical training, physical qualities, job description, specialist, professional competence.

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