Examinando por Autor "Rosas Amaya, Jorge Enrique"
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Publicación Acceso abierto Noción del cuerpo desde las músicas colombianas: vivencias corporales y bio-antropo-culturales para el desarrollo psicomotriz infantil de Ibagué- Colombia (2020-2022)(Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2023-02-06) Rosas Amaya, Jorge Enrique; Palacios Garay, Jessica PaolaThe purpose of this research is to determine the influence of the notion of the body from Colombian music and corporal and bio-anthropo-cultural experiences for the psychomotor development of children in Ibagué, Colombia. Methodologically, the quantitative approach was implemented with a pre-experimental research design. The selected population is 200 children between 4 and 8 years of age from four educational institutions, between preschool and elementary school levels. This research is divided into four moments. First, the application of a pre-test of psychomotor measurement (McCarthy Scale of Aptitudes and Psychomotor Skills for Children) to obtain a diagnosis of the development of the psychomotor skills of the sample. Secondly, psychomotor stimulation is implemented based on the notion of the body from ten planned activities with components of Colombian music such as cumbia, porro, bambuco, among others. In the third instance, the application of the post-test of the psychomotor measurement instrument is carried out. In fourth instance, the analysis of the results to verify the hypothesis that there is an influence of the notion of the body from Colombian music and corporal and bioanthropo-cultural experiences for the psychomotor development of children. The results show significant improvements in fine and gross motor skills and body schema after an intervention that integrates the notion of the body and vernacular music to strengthen motor, communicative, emotional, social and cognitive processes. These data obtained suggest the importance of psychomotor stimulation programs in childhood to avoid different types of disorders in the future.
