SPRINT study

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The DSB-SPRINT study 2006 is a study on the situation of school sport in Germany , which was carried out on behalf of the German Sports Youth (dsj) as a member of the German Sports Association (DSB).

The SPRINT study was the first major study on school sport in Germany. As a national study, it stands alongside international school studies such as PISA and TIMSS .

Participating research groups

  • Wolf-Dietrich Brettschneider: University of Paderborn (overall management)
  • Robert Prohl: University of Frankfurt
  • Christoph Breuer, Volker Rittner: German Sport University Cologne
  • Rüdiger Heim: University of Magdeburg
  • Werner Schmidt: University of Duisburg-Essen
  • Helmut Altenberger: University of Augsburg

Aim and structure of the study

The study is divided into modules that were worked on by different research groups. Aspects examined are:

  • Curricula and curriculum development in sport (in different federal states)
  • Sports facility situation
  • empirical recording of current physical education from the point of view of school management, teachers, students and parents
  • extracurricular school sport

Some results / recommendations for action

  • Overall, there is a clear need for research.
  • The requirements and demands of the guidelines and curricula are high and divergent in the individual federal states. ( Educational federalism )
  • Education policy is called upon to participate in the programmatic work and to support urgently needed research.
  • Investments in school sports facilities are necessary and should not be put off the back burner. In particular, the supply of swimming facilities must be secured.
  • The scope of physical education provided by the curriculum must be adhered to.
  • The proportion of non-subject physical education must be reduced.
  • Concepts and measures for quality assurance in the field of school sports must be developed.
  • The position of the subject and the importance of the sports grades must be strengthened so that they do not degenerate into cosmetic additions.
  • The extracurricular sport cannot and must not be used as a substitute for compulsory school sport.
  • School sport is of particular importance with regard to all-day school concepts.

See also

literature

  • Deutscher Sportbund (Ed.): DSB Sprint Study - Physical Education in Germany; A study on the situation of school sport in Germany . Meyer and Meyer, Aachen 2006, ISBN 978-3898991919 , online full text .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ See p. 283 ff. Of the study

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