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    Movement education aims to develop motor skills through physical movement. It focuses on four main concepts: body, space, effort, and relationship. The body concept examines body parts, shapes, and different types of actions. Space considers directions, planes, and the area around the body. Effort involves force, time, and flow or how strongly, quickly, and smoothly movements are performed. Relationship looks at interactions between people.

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    Movement education aims to develop motor skills through physical movement. It focuses on four main concepts: body, space, effort, and relationship. The body concept examines body parts, shapes, and different types of actions. Space considers directions, planes, and the area around the body. Effort involves force, time, and flow or how strongly, quickly, and smoothly movements are performed. Relationship looks at interactions between people.

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    Movement education aims to develop motor skills through physical movement. It focuses on four main concepts: body, space, effort, and relationship. The body concept examines body parts, shapes, and different types of actions. Space considers directions, planes, and the area around the body. Effort involves force, time, and flow or how strongly, quickly, and smoothly movements are performed. Relationship looks at interactions between people.

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    CONCEPTS AND ELEMENTS OF

    MOVEMENTS EDUCATION

    MEMBERS
    MERYL A. MENDOZA
    NATANIEL L. ABILA
    JASON N. AREGLO
    MOVEMENT EDUCATION
    • Movement Education as a strand of teaching or
    education which aims to educate individuals to
    develop their motor skills through physical
    movement.
    • BODY
    • SPACE
    • EFFORT
    • RELATIONSHIP
    BODY

    • Body parts
    • Body shape
    • Action of the body
    • Action of the whole body
    BODY SHAPE
    •Straight/Narrow
    •Wide
    •Round/Curve
    •Twisted
    •Bent
    •Symmetrical/Asymmetrical
    ACTION OF THE BODY PARTS

    • Weight bearing
    • Receive force/Apply force
    • Lead the action
    • Weight transfer
    ACTIONS OF THE WHOLE BODY

    • Locomotor skills
    • Nonlocomotor skills
    • Manipulative skills
    SPACE
    • Involves teaching directions, such as up and down and left
    and right.

    • Sagittal Plane
    • Frontal Plane
    • Traverse Plane
    SPACE

    • The area that a person’s body takes up and


    the area within their reach.
    SHAPE

    • Different ways we can bend our body.


    FORCE

    • How lightly or strongly a movement is


    performed.
    TIME

    • How quickly or slowly a movement is


    performed.
    FLOW

    • How smooth or choppy movement is


    performed.

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