Ficar ou partir? A experiência dos mentores de atividades desportivas artísticas com crianças excluídas na China rural

Estudos anteriores demonstraram os impactos dos esportes artísticos na saúde mental e no desempenho acadêmico das crianças. Nosso projeto se concentra em experiências de mentores de esportes artísticos com Crianças Excluídas (CE) na China rural. Os dados foram coletados através de entrevistas com 32 mentores voluntários, explorando três áreas-chave: razões para a participação, fatores que influenciam a continuação da participação ou a interrupção, e desafios encontrados pelos mentores. Os resultados revelaram que os mentores foram motivados principalmente pela sua paixão pela dança e pelo seu desejo de influenciar positivamente as vidas de CE. No entanto, enfrentaram numerosos desafios, tais como dificuldades decorrentes das CE, resistência dos professores e dos pais, restrições financeiras, bem como dificuldades pessoais de adaptação ao ambiente local. Os insights coletados neste estudo fornecem uma base útil para orientar futuras iniciativas destinadas a melhorar a vida das CE na China rural através de atividades desportivas artísticas.

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