Essays on Physical Education

It is said that a sound body has a sound mind. The present age of technology and invention tends to prevent the person to move. For a person to be physically active for a lifetime, needs an increase in physical activity, knowledge, and skills since…

Our lifestyles are changing and we are suffering. Children’s lifestyles are becoming more and more sedentary. Many children are suffering from the lack of physical activity on a global scale, around 67% of children are not active to a healthy lifestyle (PHIT America). In the…

Today, coaching classes has become more than a helping hand for exam preparation for the aspirants. It can be said next to schools and colleges. As, if the aspirants are well prepared mentally that coaching classes are more essential than educational institutions. The candidates are…

Introduction According to the Department of Health, physical inactivity is defined as “not getting the recommended level of regular physical activity that is identified by the American Heart Association to promote cardiovascular fitness.” This standard is currently 30 – 60 minutes of aerobic exercise three…

Over the past twenty years there has been a noticeable change in the delivery of physical education with the focus switching from teacher-centred to learner-centred. The former, which is grounded in behaviourism, involves direct instruction whereby lessons are highly structured. The latter, which hones in…

This research article by Morgan and Bush in 2016 addresses school disengagement, something that appears to be overlooked by many institutions. Today, most people associate physical education with academic results and developing skills, ignoring key social and educational issues related to disengagement. A number of…

Stoutness in adolescents and children has become an issue in the world because of imbalance lifestyle, unhealthy habits and children are engaged in indoor activities more than outdoor. It has been observed that obesity has come under top five reasons due to which middle school…

Sport and physical education is fundamental to the early development of children and youth. Through sport, children develop vital skills as well as emotional and social benefits. They experience character and leadership development through peer relations which in turn leads to an increase in confidence…

The Influences of Physical Education in School Curriculum on Teenager Development Physical activities usually are a part of all central curriculum frameworks, and is compulsory in primary and lower secondary education in many countries. Because currently physical education in school curriculum is in transition to…

Historical context People have been participating in sports for centuries, whether it was participating in Mob football within the community or performing war like activities within the army. However within the last 100 years there has been an array of milestones that have changed the…