... the PhysicalEducation subject, also the teacher’s perception to find out the opinion and the formation that they have about ...of PhysicalEducation subject in a school center in ...in ...
... (Bilingual PhysicalEducation in Content and Language Integrated Learning) and (2) to know if students’ satisfaction can be conditioned by gender and/or ...Bilingual PhysicalEducation assumes ...
... Physicaleducation (PE) is one of the subjects most commonly chosen for introducing CLIL (Baena, Gómez, and Granero 2017; Gruber 2015; Salvador, Chiva, and Isidori 2017; Zindler 2013), since it is argued ...
... in physicaleducation to other context, this can but students need to be willing to do that (Escartí, Pacual, & Gutiérrez, 2005; Hellison, 2011; Tomporowski, Davis, Miller, & Naglieri, 2008; Shehu, ...
... 2008), physical activity and quality of life of physicaleducation and sports teacher students were found to be higher than those of other teaching ...in physical activity sufficiently enough ...
... in PhysicalEducation must be accompanied by a certain reflection both on the singularities of the area and on the impact of its distinctive facts in the context of bilingual education (Ramos and ...
... is PhysicalEducation ...Spanish education is particularly sensitive to European initiatives regarding language ...Secondary education in Spain does not endanger the essence of the PE ...
... of Education has recently changed the PE curricular bases in order to give more importance to health promotion in this subject at schools (Ministry of Education, ...of Education changed the name of ...
... The physical self-concept it is considered a multidimensional and hierarchical construct which can be defined as a mental representation that everyone has of his or her corporal truth, which includes cognitive, ...
... muscular component (strength) has been associated a several health outcomes among which the most important are bone mass, muscle mass (Peterson et al., 1991), functionality (Harris, 1997) and recently mortality ...
... from education, to school, to curriculum, to subject. Aims of education specify what should be achieved over a period of time – for example, for the time pupils are required to be at ...from, ...
... The purpose of this study was to develop a Greek version of Achievement Motivation in PhysicalEducation Test (AMPET) that could be applied to Greek educational settings. The conversion of AMPET was tested ...
... provides physicaleducation for elementary education in the development of sports, games, gymnastics, boxing, and dance (DCEBEF, ...2008). Physicaleducation classes are 50 min a day ...
... the physical activity (PA) of students and describe the school environment surrounding ...and physicaleducation class (PE) were the only opportunities to participate in ...words: physical ...
... Introduction: Emotional intelligence is a very important issue in education that is separated by cognitive intelligence in the primary education classrooms of the Spanish educational system. A lot of ...
... Abstract: The motor competence is understood as the basis to resolve any motor problems presented to us during our life, and it is subject to change at ages. The development of motor competence is not solely related to ...
... stimulation on MEPs in quadriceps muscle (Deletis et al., 1992; Simonetta-Moreau et al., 1999). These studies showed that a peripheral electrical stimulus induced an increase in the amplitude of the motor response evoked ...
... El incremento de la AF en los jóvenes es un objetivo de la salud pública, sobre todo a la luz del aumento de las tasas de obesidad infantil (Chin & Ludwig, 2013). Los beneficios que la AF aporta a los jóvenes ...