Physical education aims to promote overall development through physical activity. It has existed since early humanity for purposes like skills training and entertainment. Formal physical education was first seen in ancient times for military training and was later incorporated into educational institutions by ancient Greeks for athletics and entertainment. The main functions of physical education are biological to enhance growth, integrative for personality development, and social to develop desirable social values through group activities. Its objectives are physical, social, emotional, and mental development of individuals.
Physical education aims to promote overall development through physical activity. It has existed since early humanity for purposes like skills training and entertainment. Formal physical education was first seen in ancient times for military training and was later incorporated into educational institutions by ancient Greeks for athletics and entertainment. The main functions of physical education are biological to enhance growth, integrative for personality development, and social to develop desirable social values through group activities. Its objectives are physical, social, emotional, and mental development of individuals.
Physical education aims to promote overall development through physical activity. It has existed since early humanity for purposes like skills training and entertainment. Formal physical education was first seen in ancient times for military training and was later incorporated into educational institutions by ancient Greeks for athletics and entertainment. The main functions of physical education are biological to enhance growth, integrative for personality development, and social to develop desirable social values through group activities. Its objectives are physical, social, emotional, and mental development of individuals.
Physical education aims to promote overall development through physical activity. It has existed since early humanity for purposes like skills training and entertainment. Formal physical education was first seen in ancient times for military training and was later incorporated into educational institutions by ancient Greeks for athletics and entertainment. The main functions of physical education are biological to enhance growth, integrative for personality development, and social to develop desirable social values through group activities. Its objectives are physical, social, emotional, and mental development of individuals.
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The key takeaways are the different definitions of physical education, its history, purposes, functions, objectives and the different types of programs and activities involved in physical education.
Physical education has been defined as a process to obtain optimal mental, physical and social development through physical activities. It has also been defined as education through physical activities. More explicitly, it is part of the educational program designed to promote overall development through physical movement.
The three main functions of physical education are the biologic function to enhance growth, the integrative function to achieve personality integration, and the social function to acquire social values through physical social activities.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
GENERAL CONCEPTS ON PHYSICAL EDUCATION
O Physical Education has been defined differently by various authors. Lumpkin (2002) defined Physical Education as a process through which an individual obtains optimal mental, social and fitness skill through physical activities. Similarly Ravelo (1972) posited the concept of Physical Education as education through or by means of physical activities. O More explicit, however, is the definition suggested by Andin (1988). According to her, Physical Education is an integral part of the educational program designed to promote optimum development of the individual physically, socially, emotionally, and mentally through total body movement in the performance of properly selected physical activities. “ Therefore, Physical Education hereinafter refer to as P.E is a planned sequential instruction that promotes lifelong physical activity.” BRIEF HISTORY P.E has existed since the earliest stages of humanity, in areas as simple as where knowledge of basic survival, i.e. hunting, was transmitted. However, the formal P.E was first observed during the ancient times as a component of military trainings as in the case of the ancient Roman citizens. During that time, children were trained to learn basic military skills such as fighting tactics. In some cases P.E was a form of entertainment as in the case of the ancient Greeks who organized P.E programs by the 700’s B.C at educational establishments called gymnasium. Wrestling and athletics (i.e. discus and javelin throwing, jumping, and running) are examples of P.E programs which served the purpose of entertainment among the ancient Greeks. PURPOSE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION O To Develop Optimum Fitness And Health Of Individual . O To Produce Individuals Who Can Contribute To Economic Well Being. O To Train Good Leaders With Moral Integrity Of The Highest. O To Develop Creativity And Innovativeness Inspired By An Abiding Faith In God And Love Of Country And Fellowmen. O To Instill A Love And Pride For Our Rich Cultural Heritage And Strive For Our Preservation And Develop An Understanding Of The Culture Of Others. FUNCTIONS OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION There are THREE MAIN FUNCTIONS of P.E biologic, integrative and social function.
O Biologic function refers to the enhancement of the
individual’s growth and development through body movement. O Integrative function refers to personality integration achieved through participation in properly selected activities (Andin in Eviza, et al.) O Social function refers to the provision of opportunities for the individual to acquire desirable social values through participation in physical social activities. OBJECTIVE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION There are FOUR OBJECTIVES OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION (Andin in Eviza, 2007)
O Physical Development. To be able to maintain lifelong health and high level
of fitness, one should actively participate in physical activities. O Social Development. Through participation in sports-related activities one can acquire desirable social traits such as friendliness, cooperation, respect for the right of others, good sportsmanship, good leadership, and followership, and lastly, honesty in game competition. O Emotional Development . Worthwhile emotional traits that can be developed through participation in sport-related activities are self-confidence, self- control, self-reliance, courage, determination, and personal discipline. O Mental Development. The individual improves mental capacities through learning the mechanical principle underlying movements, as he obtains knowledge and understanding of rules and strategies of games and sports, and as he discovers way of improving his movements. FOUR TYPES OF DEVELOPMENT O Organic (Physiological). The improvement of various organs used to gain power such as power and endurance in the heart and lungs, heart regulating mechanism, and digestive and eliminating organs. O Neuromuscular (Muscular and Nerves). It refers to the development of skills and coordination, strength in the skeletal muscles. O Interpretive (Mental). Continuously develops and strengthen the judgment and problem solving skills through learning the rules, signals, and different techniques. O Emotional. Enhance the development of impulses and emotions. Through participating in different activities, one can experience fear, anger, joy, and other powerful emotions and learns to control it. PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM TWO RELATED AREAS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM. REGULAR PROGRAM EXTRA-CLASS RECREATION PROGRAM ACTIVITIES UNDER REGULAR PROGRAM O Core Activities are the skills and activities needed to carry out the objectives of the program. O Related Activities are sometimes called enrichment activities from allied areas curriculum such as those in other subjects. O Adaptive Activities refer to those activities especially adapted to the needs of children who diverge from the normal, such as the gifted, slow learners, culturally less privileged and handicapped. ACTIVITIES UNDER EXTRA CLASS PROGRAM O Intramurals refer to competitions within the school, like dance, gymnastics, volleyball and other ball games. O Extramural refer to competitions of teams from different schools or universities. O Field Mass Demonstration is a kind of activity where most, if not all, students participated for the purpose of informing the public of the activities in physical education O Exhibition Groups are special groups specially trained for certain events.