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2ND Chapter-10
2ND Chapter-10
SECTION-A
CHAPTER-2
PHYSICAL EDUCATION: 2
1. What do you mean by physical education?
Ans. Physical education is an education which develops
harmonious growth and development of the child. It
develops all the aspects of an individual’s personality i.e.
physical, mental, moral as well as social aspect.
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According to Central Advisory board of physical Education and
Recreation: “Physical education is an education. It is the
education through physical activities for development of total
personality of the child to its fullness and perfection in body,
mind and spirit.”
2. What are the objectives of Physical education?
Ans. a. Improvement in the fields of education
b. Improvement in life-style and social relationships
c. Individualistic Improvement:
i. Organic Development
ii. Neuro-muscular Development
iii. Personality Development
d. Improvement in the Sense of Responsibility
a. Improvement in the field of education: Physical education is
required part of most school curriculum, and a number of
colleges and universities offer degree in the field. Physical
education classes generally include formal exercise, sports,
and contests; although an increasing emphasis has been given
to such Asian techniques as yoga, karate and judo. The
American Alliances for health, physical education, recreation
and dance (founded in 1885) is concerned with improving its
fields of education and with increasing the public’s knowledge
and appreciation of physical education.
b. Improvement in Life-Style and social Relationship: studies
in the health and physical education learning area provide the
potential for a better quality of life for all students, now and
in the future. Effective interpersonal skills are essential for
participation in meaningful relationships in family, school,
recreation. Work and community contexts. Interpersonal skills
such as assertive communication, negotiation, conflict
resolution, cooperation and leadership enable students to act
responsibly and contribute effectively to groups and teams.
c. Individualistic Improvement:
i. Organic Development: The development of young
people is an increasingly complex and diverse society can be
characterized by rapid change, sedentary work and leisure
practices, changing family structures and roles, and the
promotion of unhealthy behaviours by various sources. The
health and physical education leaning area empowers
students to critically evaluate the opportunities and
challenges associated with living in modern society and
teaches them how to take action to avoid injury or reduce
threats to their health and well-being. Without the benefits
provided by this learning area, individuals face a reduced
quality of life and society increasing health care and social
costs.
ii. Neuro-muscular Development: students require movement,
skills in order to perform completely in physical activities.
Experience in fundamental skills in the early years of schooling
supports the development of more specific skills in later
childhood and participation in sport recreation as lifelong
pursuits. Students who enjoy, participate in appreciate and
are skillful in play, games, sports, dance and outdoor
recreation develop confidence and self-esteem.
iii. Personality Development: Sports and physical education
have great role in the individual’s personal development.
Through participation in sport, recreation and other physical
activities. Student improve their physical skills and fitness,
and become aware of the important role that motivation,
enthusiasm, initiative, self-discipline, self-respect, cooperation
and the assumption of responsibility play in the maintenance
of healthy society. All student develop proficient self-
management skills for their own benefit, ant for the benefit of
the community in which they live and work. Being able to set
and achieve personal goals, plan, implement and evaluate
decisions; develop self-esteem, and manage stress and cope
with change and conflict are essential self-management skills
that underpin a healthy and active lifestyle.
a. Improvement in the Sense of Responsibility: Improving
students’ knowledge about health issues and practices
does not guarantee they will lead healthy lifestyles.
However, students who are able to identify and
develop their own attitudes and values associated with
leading a healthy lifestyle are better equipped to make
personally and socially responsible decisions.