Abstract

This study aims to look at the approach of Hearing Disability’s teachers in highlighting the potential of sports with Special Needs Students in schools throughout Malaysia and look at the challenges and obstacles faced by teachers and schools in highlighting sports opportunities for students with hearing disability. In addition, this study is also to see the types of sports that students are interested to participate in up to the highest level. This study has completed three Special Education hearing disability’s teachers from various types and categories of schools throughout Malaysia to respond to the study. Data obtained through interview sessions held and analyzed using thematic methods. The findings of the study show that used by teachers, the role played by the school as well as the challenges and obstacles faced by teachers in highlighting the sports potential of these students with hearing disability. In conclusion, teachers and schools administration have used various types such as identifying the potential of students with hearing disability through Physical Education classes, 1 Murid 1 Sukan program, Co-curriculum Senior Assistant Teacher and good relation between schools. In addition, this study has also identified the types of sports that students with hearing disability more to the level such as representing the school in the Cross-Country event at the State level and competing with typical students. Finally, this study found that the challenges faced in highlighting the sports potential of students with hearing disability are parents and constraints in dividing time between academics and sports.

Highlights

  • The involvement of teachers in highlighting the sports potential of students with special hearing needs in Malaysia was conducted to study the extent to which teachers are sensitive to the potential of students with special hearing needs in the field of sports

  • This study aims to look at the approach of Hearing Disability’s teachers in highlighting the potential of sports with Special Needs Students in schools throughout Malaysia and look at the challenges and obstacles faced by teachers and schools in highlighting sports opportunities for students with hearing disability

  • The findings of the study show that used by teachers, the role played by the school as well as the challenges and obstacles faced by teachers in highlighting the sports potential of these students with hearing disability

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Introduction

The involvement of teachers in highlighting the sports potential of students with special hearing needs in Malaysia was conducted to study the extent to which teachers are sensitive to the potential of students with special hearing needs in the field of sports. This study is to identify the cooperation and assistance provided by the National Sports Council (NSC) to teachers in developing the potential and sports talents of students with special hearing needs so that they are in the right place before going further in the field. This study was conducted to detect obstacles and challenges that exist throughout the process of teachers to develop the sports potential of students with hearing special needs in Malaysia to a higher level and together discuss ways or methods that can be done to overcome each challenge and obstacle and the path of students with special needs in the field of sports to the highest level, namely representing the Sports Association for the Deaf in the Malaysian Games for the Deaf (SOPMA) and to the international level to represent countries such as the Asia-Pacific Deaf Games and Sports Deaflympic Games.

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