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“Leadership for All” Sports Leadership and Content and Language Integrated Learning Based Education Intervention to Enhance Secondary Education Pupils’ Competencies through Quality Physical Education

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This article draws from a specific Physical Education intervention carried out in 2015 at Garbí Pere Vergés School, in Catalonia. The intervention was undertaken as a form of teaching unit to support the survey “Quality Physical Education (QPE) in Catalonia, promise and reality: a European regional perspective”. A multi-method teaching and evaluation strategies such as peer tutoring and project based learning were adopted during the intervention to promote specific encounters between students, and reinforcing the importance of leadership skills used throughout the teaching unit. Leadership skills were used as conceptual approaches alongside of CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) methodology. Although pupils presented different levels of interaction, a wide range of scholars were benefited as the intervention met general secondary education based competencies, specific Physical Education competencies, as well as emotional intelligence, personal and social values.
FÉDÉRATION INTERNATIONALE D´ÉDUCATION PHYSIQUE
Physical Education in Secondary School
Researches Best Practices Situation
Stevo Popović
Branislav Antala
Duško Bjelica
Jovan Gardašević
Editors
Nikšić 2018
Physical Education in Secondary School: Researches Best Practices Situation
Editors:
Stevo POPOVIĆ (Montenegro)
Branislav ANTALA (Slovakia)
Duško BJELICA (Montenegro)
Jovan GARDAŠEVIĆ (Montenegro)
Reviewers:
Pavel ŠMELA (Slovakia): pavel.smela@uniba.sk
Jaroslava ARGAJOVÁ (Slovakia): jaroslava.argajova@gmail.com
František SEMAN (Slovakia): frantisek.seman@uniba.sk
Deniz HÜNÜK (Turkey): dehunuk@gmail.com
Bilal BİÇER (Turkey): bbicer@mku.edu.tr
Kubilay ÖCAL (Turkey): ocalkubilay@gmail.com
Bojan MASANOVIC (Montenegro): bojanma@ac.me
Publisher:
Faculty of Sport and Physical Education of University of Montenegro, Montenegrin Sports
Academy and FIEP
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KO & KA spol.s.r.o. Tlačiareň K – print, Kadnárova 102, Bratislava, Slovakia
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363 pages, 100 copies, 1st edition
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ISBN 978-9940-722-02-9
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Stevo Popović, Branislav Antala, Duško Bjelica, Jovan Gardašević 7
RESEARCHES
Effect of Targeted Health Exercises within Physical and Sport Education on Postural
System of Pupils
Elena Bendíková - Robert Rozim - Michal Marko - Anetta Muller 11
Impact of Mild Exercise on Motor Skills in Italian Students of Secondary School:
Is a Little Better than Nothing?
Paola Brancaccio - Cinzi De Giorgio - Gabriella Zoccolillo - Roberto Pasquale - Loredana Del
Core - Chiara Isastia - Alessandra Pane - Ernesta Carloni - Stefania Niccoli 23
Motor Performance and Physical Activity Levels in Adolescence - The Regional
Observatory for the Monitoring of Motor Development in Developmental Age
Dario Colella 33
Exploration of the Factors of Self-satisfaction as a Determinant of the
Communications Strategies Drive of Practitioners of Futsal in Situations
Competitive - Teaching of Futsal at the High School in Tunisia
Kacem Nejah - Naffeti Chokri - Gayaza Nizar - Elloumi Ali 47
The Effectiveness of Learning Program Using Computer Technology on Learning of
Triple Jump
Benzidane Hocine - Mokrani Djamel Hadjar Kharfen Mohamed - Sebbane Mohamed -
Benbernou Othmane 63
System of Physical Education in Secondary Schools and Preventive Medicine
in Ukraine
Sergii Ivashchenko 73
Teacher Training from the Novice Physical Education Teacher’s Point of View
Marcela Janíková 79
School Environment and Posture of Upper Secondary School Children in the Czech
Republic Case Study
Janošková Hana - Šeráková Hana 89
Do Gender and Sports´ Branch Have an Impact on Choice of Sports´ Idol in
Secondary School?
Jelena Petrović 101
Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis of the Professional Skills of Physical
Education Teachers in secondary education - case of the Mostaganem in Algeria
Laroua Abdelhafid - Sebbane Mohammed - Bekadi Adel - Gleyse Jacques 109
Relational Competence between Movement, Body, Language and
Coordination Skills
Marta Campanella - Amalia Tinto 121
Effects of Self-regulating Exercise Intensity using the OMNI Rate of Perceived
Exertion Scale on Youths and Pedagogical Methods for Youths during Physical
Education in Singapore
Govindasamy Balasekaran - Peggy Boey - Ng Yew Cheo 129
BEST PRACTICES
Football Movement Games Used During the Physical Education Lesson as Best
Practices in Romanian Secondary School
Gheorghe Balint - Ioan Turcu 147
The Body as Curricula Organizer in the Upper Secondary School: an Italian
Case Study
Antonio Borgogni 157
Good Practices in the Delivery of Physical Education within Resource-poor South
African Secondary Schools
Cora Burnett 165
Exercises during Ramadan for Secondary Schools in Malaysia: A Practical Guide
Hussein Rizal - Garry Kuan 177
Teaching Low Skilled Secondary School Students
Ulana Lysniak 195
Tolerance Dance - Motor-expressive Activities for Students’ Wellbeing at School
and for the Development of a Tolerant Social Model
Silvia Saccardi 205
Physical Condition Test Standards: Best Missing Health Fitness Control Practices
in Algerian Secondary School
Mohammed Zerf 213
Lab Experience and Education System Exchange in a High School in Taranto, Italy:
Let’s Row to the Future!
Viviana Zito - Sergio Ricci - Salvatore Marzo - Nicola Lovecchio 221
SITUATION
Physical Education in Secondary Schools in Slovakia Selected Findings and
Results of Recent Research Studies
Branislav Antala Gabriela Luptáková 229
The Intersection between Attitude, Secondary Student Education, and Competitive
Activities
Eve Bernstein - Sharon Phillips 241
Bulgarian Physical Education Curriculum with its Effects on the Secondary School
Pupils
Ljubomir Borissov 249
“Leadership for All”: Sports Leadership and Content and Language Integrated
Learning Based Education Intervention to Enhance Secondary Education Pupils’
Competencies through Quality Physical Education
Castillo Cañiz Agustí - Campos-Rius Josep - M. Sebastiani Obrador Enric 259
Secondary School Physical Education in New Zealand: Bridging the Theory
Practice Nexus
Ian Culpan - Jackie Cowan - Glenn Fyall - Heather Lindsay Susannah Stevens 271
Proposal for a Value-oriented Physical Education Curriculum for Secondary
Education
Aspasia Dania - Panagiotis Stasinos - Chrysoula Naki 283
Secondary Physical Education in Turkey: Development and Current Situation
Gıyasettin Demirhan - Emre Bilgin - Özgür Yaşar Akyar - Yılmaz Yüksel - Levent İnce 293
Secondary Physical Education in the United States
Kim C. Graber - Amelia Mays Woods - Christopher Kinder - Susan A. Shelley - Mengyi Wei 303
Preparing for Inclusive Physical Education in Secondary Schools - Development
and ‘Status Quo’ of Teacher Training in Germany
Sandra Heck 315
Physical Education in Finland after Curriculum Reform 2016
Kasper Salin - Mikko Huhtiniemi 329
Perspectives on Health and Physical Education Curriculum in Samoa
Suzie Schuster Penelope Schoeffel - Emma Heard 335
Physical Education: a Platform for Health Education
Bradley Wright - Matthew Winslade 345
La pratique de l’éducation physique et sportive par les élèves en situation de
handicap moteur au Sénégal
Tine Cheikh Tidiane 357
... In each of the interventions carried out since the beginning of the project back in 2017, FIEP Catalunya has played a key role in order to determine the topic worth of study, selecting the school where the intervention is taking place and ensuring a number of stakeholders to produce the best possible Teaching Unit. So far, the program has faced Citizenship and Democratic Values with the unit " Leadership for All " : sports leadership and Content and Language Integrated Learning based education intervention to enhance secondary education pupils' competencies through Quality Physical Education (Castillo, Campos, Sebastiani, 2018) and mourning and personal management as a second unit being introduced called "Let it Dance, let it go": Mourning and personal management through Dance and body language within Quality Physical Education sessions in secondary education. Each of them is linked with a particular Physical Education area and have had the participation of PE teachers from secondary education schools that have held the interventions. ...
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This article draws from a specific project called “Mou el dit! No esperis que ho facin per tu” (Catalan name for the project), created in 2017 as a tool for enhancing Quality Physical Education (McLennan & Thompson, 2015) and creating a benchmark of teaching resources in order to spread the QPE principles for social transformation among PE Teachers and training institutions. Impacting teacher’s future professional development, improving student’s social interaction and critical thinking as well as acknowledging Physical Education as a tool for Social Transformation are some of the goals. The initiative is promoted by FIEP Catalunya, following the need of creating specific guidelines for implementing QPE as a result of the survey “QPE in Catalonia, promise and reality: a European regional perspective” (Castillo, Solà, & Sebastiani, 2015). The main objective of the study was to assess the dissemination of QPE principles in school placements, based on a critical review of theoretical patterns established by several institutions worldwide; confronted with the level of knowledge about the topic worth of study, appearance of QPE principles in educational/training initiatives for PE teachers and daily basis facilitation in Physical Education lessons regionwide.
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