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TEACHING PHYSICAL EDUATION IN SCHOOLS
A change of Physical Education Curriculum
Korean National Curriculum7th revision
(2008 ~ Now )
7th revision Educational Policy
A purpose of physical education:
- A process educational through phys-ical activity.
The physical activity value
1. Health - Promotion of health.
2. Challenge – record, action, target & speculative
3. Competition
4. Expression - Sports, bravery.
5. Leisure - leisure life, leisure culture.
Physical education subject contents.
3 ~ 4 5 ~ 6 7 ~ 10 11 ~ 12
Gymnastics ac-tivity.
Game activity.
Expression ac-tivity.
Health.
Gymnastics activity.
Land activity.
Game activityPhysical strength activity.
Expression activity. Health.
Land.
Gymnastics.
Swimming.
individual & group sports.bravery.
Physical strength sports. theory.Health.
Personal sports.
Group sports.
Outdoor sports.Physical strength sports.bravery.healthy & sports prescription
<Physical educa-tion is theoreti-cal><Physical educa-tion actual tech-nique.>
Difference of a physical education class
Elementary schoolMiddle school High school
3~4 school year 5~6 school year
Goal Basic ability Creative thinking ,Fostering citizen
pioneering career
Times Two years
(204)Two years
(204)Three years
(272)One years
(17)
Class time
40 minutes 45 minutes 50 minutes
Education contents by value scope by school years
An achievement basis.
1) Content Standards
Achievement standards for what students should know and concreteStudies in the field can say. In other words, a field ofAchievement Standards (Discipline Standards) in, given a field Include specific knowledge or skills.
An achievement basis. 2) Curriculum Standards
Students can reach their learning goals will be re-lated to.These courses fulfill the content standards and achievement standards to distinguish betweenBased on that education achievement standards that exactly in oneThe basic issue, sometimes referred to as the pro-gram is accomplished by Professor of curriculum ob-jectives, performance criteria, as is discussed in the classroom.
An achievement basis.. 3) Lifelong Learning Standards
Unlike the achievement standards for all aspects of life that is actually used Technology will be associ-ated with.Therefore, it is not limited to one specific area throughout the life Across the learning and can be used in many situations. Easily have Caused by these lifelong learning achievements made through the activities and apply The practical knowledge gained over the same thing.
General Education System
Elementary School Grades(6 years) 1th – 6th
40 minutes
Middle School Grades(3 years) 7th –9th
45 minutes
High School Grades (3 years) 10th –12th
50 minutes
General school calendar:Days per Week for PE & PE requirement
Elementary School (3th-6th) 3days weekly / two semester yearly
Middle School Every year at two semester 3days weekly (7th~8th) 2days weekly (9th)
High School PE is required (10th) PE is required by school discretion(11th~12th)
General school calendar-Va-cations Chuseok, Korean Thanksgiving Day Lunar New Year's Day Summer Break (around 4weeks) Spring Break (usually a week) Winter Break (around 4weeks) Children's Day, school anniversary, Arbor
Day, etc
PE Teacher’s responsibilities
intramural athletic meet duty
A national/district athletic meet duty
coaching school athletics
being the leader for an after school club , etc
b-How do you prepare for your teach-ing class?
Reviewing Class Plan Checking Class Equipment Setting up Playing Field Making things visually interesting Mentally Preparing Notice
C-What do you teaching? 1st Semester
May Activity Contents
Week 1 BasketballBasic Phys-ical training
Week 2 Basketball Rules and basic
Week 3 BasketballDribble/Lay
up shoot
Week4 BasketballLeague
game
April Activity Contents
Week 1 Jump ropeBasic Phys-ical training
Week 2 Jump rope Rules and basic
Week 3 Jump rope Double jump
Week4 Jump ropeGroup
Jump rope
June Activity Contents
Week 1 Basic Phys-ical training
Week 2 Test
March Activity Contents
Week 1 GymnasticsBasic Phys-ical training
Week 2 Gymnastics Rules and basic
Week 3 Gymnastics Stretch
Week4 GymnasticsStretch
Training
C-What do you teaching? 2nd Semester
December Activity Contents
Week 1 Basic Phys-ical training
Week 2 Test
Septem-
ber
Activity Contents
Week 1 VolleyballBasic Phys-ical training
Week 2 Volleyball Rules and basic
Week 3 Volleyball Toss
Week4 VolleyballServe/League Game
October Activity Contents
Week 1 BadmintonBasic Phys-ical training
Week 2 Badminton Rules and basic
Week 3 BadmintonPass train-
ing
Week4 BadmintonLeague Game
November Activity Contents
Week 1 Dodge ballBasic Phys-ical training
Week 2 Dodge ball Rules and basic
Week 3 Dodge ballPass train-
ing
Week4 Dodge ballLeague Game
Monthly plan
Week 1: Warm up, stretch, Basic Physical training,
work passing drills, making group
Week 2: Run the mile, stretch, Rules and basic, review
passing and dribbling skills
Week 3: Warm up, stretch, shooting drill, play first
game.
Week 4: Warm up, stretch, review passing and review
shooting drill, play game
Daily plan
Warm up Stretch Explain daily plan Group practice Play game
Daily Objectives Posted
Managerial Practices
Come preparedconcentrateAct safely
Setting up proper goal for each individuals so that the students concentrate more during PE class
Classroom Discipline
penalty
Organizational Arrangement
Making different groups every semester Leader of PE class Managing and restricting with a whistle
e-Instructional Strategies
• Teacher’s Demonstration
• Expert Stu-dent’s Demon-stration
Demonstra-tion
• Showing Pro-fessional's Video Tape
Visual Training
f-Teaching Success
Level Test Training Develop-ment
F-Teaching Barriers
Safety
• Stretching• Accident
Management
• Noncooperation• Poor attitude
g-Request for Improve the Environment
Safety
SandGrass
Safety Mat
Protect From Bad Weather
Indoor Gym