英文摘要 |
This study aimed to explore the learning effects of a creative swimming program involving basic life-saving, water self-rescuing, and zwemdiploma's survival training on students in the university. The participants were 49 first-grade students in the department of sport and recreation. Data were collected from scores on swimming tests, zwemdiploma's survival tests, and from student reflections. The results were as follows: (a) 90.5% of students swam freestyle and passed the 25-meter swimming test in 3 breaths; (b) students understood the dangers in the water environment, gained knowledge and skills of basic life-saving, self-rescue, and survival, and learned to make floats and rope throwing equipment by themselves; and (c) 97.7% of students passed the 15-meter swimming test wearing clothing and without goggles, 88.1% passed the 3-meter diving test, and 100% of them passed climbing on the stand up paddle (SUP) boards by themselves. It is recommended that swimming courses in universities can add a part-learning method and introduce zwemdiploma's survival training to improve students' breathing and self-rescue abilities in water. |