
- •Physical education
- •If School Were More Like Baseball
- •Vocabulary practice
- •Sport & physical education at schools in great britain
- •Work in pairs. Ask and answer questions, as in the examples in ex.18 a about what sport you would do if you lived or studied in England.
- •Pyotr lesgaft Part 1
- •Conditional sentences
- •In the first place, I believe, in conclusion, in addition, on the other hand
- •Introduction
- •Grammar Test. Choose the correct answer.
- •Fill in the gaps in the text using the words from the box.
- •Read an article and decide if the following statements true or false. Lessons of Physical Education
- •4. Write your imagination of a modern lesson of Physical Education. Умовні речення Conditional Sentences
MODULE 3
Physical education
LEAD –IN
Exercise 1. Read the following poem. Do you like it? What is it about? Do you agree with Kenn Nesbitt, the author of this poem? What is the main aim of Physical Education?
If School Were More Like Baseball
If school were more like baseball We'd only have to play. We'd hang out in the sunshine And run around all day. We wouldn't have to study. We'd practice and we'd train. And, best of all, they'd cancel Whenever there was rain. --Kenn Nesbitt
Exercise 2. a) Read the following quotations. What do you think about them? Do you agree or not?
Sports is human life in microcosm. - Howard Cosell
Sport is a preserver of health. - Hippocrates
The more I practice, the luckier I get. - Jerry Barber, American golfer
Oh, sport, you are the peace! - Pierre de Coubertin
If winning isn’t everything, why do they keep score?- Vince Lombardi, American football player
Losers quit when they’re tired. Winners quit when they’ve won.- Author Unknown
Sport has always played an important role in the life of teenagers. In recent years they have started to play more sports to keep fit and be healthy.
b) Give your definition of physical education? Write a mind-map.
READING
Exercise 3. Read the words and practice their pronunciation.
сurriculum – навчальна програма;
integral component – невід’ємна складова;
total education – загальна освіта;
overall goals – основні цілі
the only subject area – єдиний навчальний предмет;
acquisition – оволодівати знаннями та навичками;
motor skills – рухові навички;
promotion of fitness – сприяння заняттям фізичними вправами;
to encompass – охоплювати;
psychomotor- психомоторний;
cognitive- пізнавальний;
affective – емоційний;
domain – сфера, галузь;
conducive – сприятливий;
lifetime – тривалість життя;
commonly acknowledged goal - загальновизнана мета;
physically active lifestyle – фізично-активний стиль життя;
incorporation – об’єднання;
to have a beneficial effect on - мати сприятливий вплив;
vigorous activity – енергійна діяльність;
health-related fitness – оздоровчі фізичні вправи;
adolescent – підліток;
effects of exercises on – вплив вправ на;
to develop competence – формувати компетенцію;
to be exposed to – знайомити з ;
to gain knowledge – набувати знання;
physical education experience - досвід у галузі фізичного виховання;
lifelong learner - той, хто навчається протягом життя;
to be essential to – бути обов’язковим.
Exercise 4. Read an article and give the title.
Physical education is an important part of the secondary school curriculum. As an integral component of the total education of students, it contributes to overall goals of education. Additionally, Physical education makes a unique contribution to the education of the students; it is the only subject area in the school devoted to the study of human movement, the acquisition of motor skills, and the promotion of fitness. It is concerned with the total development in the psychomotor, cognitive and affective domain.
The development of motor skills, fitness knowledge, and attitudes conducive to a lifetime of participation is a commonly acknowledged goal of the secondary school education program.
The importance of leading a physically active lifestyle is increasingly recognized. The incorporation of regular and appropriate physical activity, such as that associated with participation in sports, aquatics, dance, outdoor, and fitness activities, can have a beneficial effect on one’s health.
School physical education programs represent the best avenue for reaching millions of adolescents and educating them about health-related fitness and the effects of exercises on the human body. Involving students with vigorous activity during classes, teaching the motor skills for use outside the school, and providing experiences conducive to forming positive attitudes toward physical activity are some of the important contributions that physical education can make to the health of the nation.
The secondary school years are an important time for physical education. During this time adolescents should have the opportunity to be exposed to a variety of sports, dance, and outdoor activities and to develop competence in a few selected ones. Gaining knowledge about human movement is an important part of the physical education experience. Since one of the major goals of education is to prepare students to be lifelong learners, knowledge of factors affecting movement is essential for future learning. Since physical activity habits are formed early in life, attention must be given within the physical education program to helping students to incorporate physical activity into their lifestyles at this age. Experiences that promote mastery, enjoyment and satisfaction contribute to formation of positive activity habits.
Thus physical education is an essential component of any curriculum designed to educate the whole person.
(Originated from Deborah A. Wuest, Bennett J. Lombardo Curriculum and …)