Physical education is important in the tertiary level to create good habits that will last throughout a young person's life. In addition, teamwork skills can be learned.

amount of force you can exert on a object, e.g camels and cows are actually chickens.

Physical education emphasizes education through physical activities. A class teaching you to deal with stress through biofeedback could fall under Physical Education, as could a weightlifting or racquetball class. The sports classes not only teach you the rules of the game, but how to train (educate) your body to get good results in the game as well.

A personal trainer earns as much money as he or she wants because more effort put in gets better results. There are many factors influencing the amount made; A personal trainer who has more clients will make more money usually, depending on the rate charged. Level of experience, education, personality, how much the trainer decides to work and who the trainer knows has a lot to with gaining clients. Location of where the trainer is working from can also have an influence on his or her salary, if it is in a richer area where the services may be more in demand. So in the end, it varies considerably due to these factors.

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The Master of Physical Education (M.P.Ed or MPhEd) is a postgraduateacademic degree in physical education awarded by universities. A Master of Arts is a type of master's degree awarded by universities in many countries.

This is the development of a child's physical skills. It includes the Gross motor skills, such as walking, jumping, running, catching and the fine motor skills such as the pincer grip, hand-eye-coordination, doing up laces or zips.

Yes, I think so.

Certainly. The human body needs exercise to keep itself in good working order. Poor posture and lack of exercise are two of the leading causes of poor health in the world. The brain is supported by the entire body, with a poor body, the brain struggles and expends a great amount of energy on trying to keep the body operational and loses the ability to work on other areas, such as playing games, solving problems or being able to communicate.

The modern idea of physical education derives from the idea of sit mens sana in corpore sano, or "a sound mind in a sound body." The phrase itself comes from the Roman poet Juvenal describing what one should desire in life. Today we take this phrase to mean that one should have a balance between the physical and the mental, that both need to be developed to support the other and that to forsake one is to forsake the other.

of course because if you dont have a sports team kids will get fat like a person i know(:
yes because elementary probably wanna learn how to do sports that wouldn't be fair if only middle and high school gets sports no fair
YES! I think sports are a great way to get young children active, and I most definently think that sports teams would be excellent in elementary schools, so kids can get ready for school sports in middle and high school.

rotations in physical education are when you have different groups acording to the grade and you rotate from health to physical education

physical development, social & moral development,

because you have to play fair.

comparitive study of physical fitness variables among basket ball team and hand ball team

What is the relationship between physical education,health education and recreation

In order to graduate from a California school, you must complete a minimum of 2 years of physical education classes. You must also show a passing grade on the California High School Exit Exam.

Herodotus recognized physical education and physical fitness as crucial parts of medicine, as early as the 5th century BC.

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3. Spiritual

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Fitness Focus A Brief History of Physical Education If several hundred years from now archaeologist were investigating our society, they would find endless examples of sport in the United States: stadiums, swimming pools, running shoes, hockey sticks, skis, baseball gloves, posters of sports stars, etc. Even today a basic survey of our country would reveal sports and physical education everywhere: Little League baseball, Physical Education classes, Special Olympics, neighborhood basketball, jogging, and televised professional sports. Various forms of sport and physical education have been around since the late 1400's and have only gained momentum and recognition in the centuries that followed. One of the first men to recognize the importance of physical activity in school curriculum was Johann Bernard Basedow in Germany. He included gymnastics as part of the daily curriculum devoting up to three hours per day to educating through the physical. Basedow required a specific uniform for his students so they could have unrestricted movement. He also offered a camp for two months during the summer for his students. In 1810 Friedrich Jahn, "the father of gymnastics", began working outdoors with his students using simple exercises and games sometimes taking long hikes. The thing that motivated Jahn to develop a system of physical training was his deep sense of patriotism. Germany had been soundly defeated in the Napoleonic wars. So, he developed his system with the hopes of creating strong, sturdy and fearless youth who would help secure Germany's freedom and could defend the Fatherland from outside forces. Charles Beck who was a student, friend and follower of Friedrich Jahn teamed up with a friend and they made their way to Switzerland, France and eventually America. George Bancroft who had opened the Round Hill School in America had been looking at and studying the German system and immediately hired Beck to teach Latin and Physical Education in the form of German gymnastics. So, Beck became the first official Physical Education teacher in America in 1825. Historical Timeline (1800's) Below is a timeline of important historical events of the 1800's for Physical Education: 776 BC: First ancient Olympiad is held 1814 Denmark's Bill of 1814 establishes first ever mandatory physical education 1823 Catherine Beecher founds Hartford seminary for girls with American Style Calisthenics (early form of aerobics) 1823 Round Hill School Opens 1825 Charles Beck becomes first Physical Education Teacher at Round Hill School. 1861 The Normal Institute of Physical Education is founded in Boston. 1866 California becomes first state to pass Physical Education legislation 1891 James Naismith invents Basketball 1896 First Modern Olympics is held in Athens, Greece Lesson Review/Critical Thinking: 1. If archaeologists were to come to Lakeview 100 years from now to investigate the current year, what sort of things would they find? What conclusions could they draw about physical education in the 21st century (present day)? Explain…at least 5 sentences. 2. Who were the three men mentioned above as the founders of physical education and in your own words, explain what their contributions were to Physical Education? In other words, what did they do for Physical Education in the 1800's? 3. Interview a parent/guardian and ask them what Physical Education was like when they were in school. Then compare it to your Physical Education experience at Lakeview. Explain what the differences are and why you think Physical Education has changed since your parents went through school. (at least 3 paragraphs, 5 sentences each, including topic sentence).

Physical Energy

Discoveries and knowledge about the way the body works and exercises influences physical education curriculum.

OverallDevelopment of a person

I suppose PE is the best subject as it is extremely fun and the vast majority of students use it just to mess around. I am one of those people. I mean, it's not really going to come in useful in my life at all and it's not exactly going to get me an amazing job which pays me lots of money. I mean, Usain Bolt may be the fastest man in the world and be great at the 100m, but he still lives in a flat (I think so anyway- let's just say it's not very big). And when is it going to come useful in my life? Nowhere- well except when you're close to missing a bus or train and you run towards the vehicle. Still, it's hell of a lot more fun than history or something else like that, so it's the best.