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    The document discusses developing teaching skills in physical education. It outlines several learning outcomes, including comparing PE and HE objectives and discussing goals for physical educators. It then summarizes the aims of PE in Malaysia, including increasing student fitness through physical activity. Several goals for physical educators are presented, such as access to PE for all. Finally, the benefits of physical activity are discussed, including health, cognitive, social, and emotional benefits.

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    The document discusses developing teaching skills in physical education. It outlines several learning outcomes, including comparing PE and HE objectives and discussing goals for physical educators. It then summarizes the aims of PE in Malaysia, including increasing student fitness through physical activity. Several goals for physical educators are presented, such as access to PE for all. Finally, the benefits of physical activity are discussed, including health, cognitive, social, and emotional benefits.

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    The University of Choice

    DEVELOPING TEACHING
    SKILLS IN PE
    (EPE20203)
    NAJWA AZIYATI BINTI AHMAD RADZI
    najwa_aziyati@msu.edu.my
    012-4398331
    The University of Choice

    INTRODUCTION :
    BECOMING A PE TEACHER
    The University of Choice

    LEARNING OUTCOME :
    At the end of this learning process, student will
    able to :

    • Compare the objectives of PE and HE


    • Discuss goals for physical educator and
    benefits of physical activity
    The University of Choice

    National Philosophy of Education


    Education In Malaysia Is An On-going Effort Towards
    Further Developing The Potential Of Individuals In A
    Holistic And Integrated Manner So As To Produce
    Individuals Who Are Intellectually, Spiritually,
    Emotionally And Physically Balanced And Harmonic,
    Based On A Firm Belief In And Devotion To God.”
    The University of Choice

    Aims and Objectives of Physical Education in


    Malaysia

    The Physical Education programme aims at helping the


    students to achieve fitness through physical
    activities and the practice of fitness activities.
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    The objectives of Physical Education in


    Malaysia can be summarized as follows :

    • To increase and maintain students fitness level based on their


    health and physical activities;

    • To enable students master basic movements and basic games


    skills based on their individual capabilities;

    • To inculcate the practice of exercise and physical activities as a daily


    routine;

    • To enable students to apply their health and safety knowledge


    while doing physical activities;
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    Cont..

    • To develop personality and self-discipline;

    • To enable students to make wise decisions in daily living.

    (Curriculum Development Centre, Ministry of Education,


    Malaysia Secondary School Physical Education Syllabus,
    Translation 1999, p.1 & 2)
    The University of Choice

    The objectives of Health Education in


    Malaysia can be summarized as follows :

    • To increase knowledge on personal health, family, community &


    environmental health;

    • To acquire skills to face health problems and issues;


    • To develop positive attitude toward health bas knowledge and
    experience;

    • To make healthy lifestyle as a daily routine;


    • To play an active role in elevating overall life quality of the community.
    The University of Choice

    Goals for Physical Educators


    • Access to physical education and sport for all,regardless of:
     Age
     Gender
     Race
     Ethnicity
     Disability status
     Income
     Educational level
     Geographic location
     Ability.

    • Prevent disease and positively contribute to health and well being for all
    participants.
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    The benefit of Physical Activity

    • Health Benefits
    • Cognitive Benefits
    • Social Benefits
    • Emotional Benefits
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    Health Benefits

    - Helps build and maintain healthy bones, muscles


    - Help burn calories to control weight
    - Prevent the development of high blood pressure
    - Reduces the risk of dying from HD
    - Reduces the risk of developing diabetes
    - Aids in stress management
    - Promotes psychological well-being
    The University of Choice

    Cognitive Benefits

    - Brain development
    - These connection aid in developing future movement and
    intellectual skills and represented by specific actions such as
    reaching, walking or running

    - Relationship of physical activity to brain function


    The University of Choice

    Social Benefits

    - Maslow hierarchy of need theory describe how people


    need to be socialize

    - Most physical activity take place in a social environment


    - Eg : Soccer, Tennis (Interaction with other teammates)
    Provide change to interact with others
    The University of Choice

    Emotional Benefits

    - Self- esteem

    - Each time the student successfully meets a challenge, he/she benefit


    emotionally because it increases the feeling of self-esteem
    The University of Choice

    THANK YOU

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