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    The document discusses the history and legal basis of physical education. It outlines key provisions in the Philippine Constitution that mandate the promotion of physical education and sports. It also discusses Republic Act No. 5708, which provides for the promotion and financing of an integrated physical education and sports development program for schools. The document then covers the origins and evolution of physical education from ancient times to its introduction in various countries. It highlights important individuals who contributed to the development of physical education as a field of study.

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    Pangasinan State University Sta.

    Maria

    The Legal Basis of Physical


    Education
    The Legal Basis of Physical Education

    Physical Education is the training in


    01
    physical fitness and in skills that engages
    psychomotor learning promoting such
    fitness.
    Article II, Section 17 01 The state shall give priority to
    of the Philippine education, science and
    technology, arts, culture, and
    Constitution
    sports to foster patriotism, and
    promote total human liberation
    and development.
    Article XIV, Section 19 of 01 The state shall promote physical
    the 1987 Constitution education and encourage sports
    programs, league competitions and
    amateur sports, including training for
    international competitions, to foster
    self- discipline, teamwork and
    excellence for the development of a
    healthy and alert citizenry.
    Republic Act No. 5708 - known as " The Schools
    Physical Education and Sports Development Act of 1969"

    An act providing for the promotion and financing


    of an integrated physical education and sports
    development program for the schools in the
    Philippines.
    History of Physical Education
    Physical Education comes from the Latin words of
    "physica", and "educatio"

    "physica" is otherwise known as physics

    "educatio" is the training of bodily organs and


    powers with a view to the promotion of health and
    vigor
    Primitive Man

    They move according to their


    satisfaction, needs, and
    necessity.
    Ancient
    Oriental Countries
    China
    The only concerned of Chinese
    is intellectual excellence.
    Medical Gymnastics
    Developed as early as 2698 B.C

    During this time people had felt


    illness because of their sedentary life
    which made them realize the
    importance of physical activities
    Kung Fu

    Earliest exercise in the history that


    they contributed like in Ancient China
    GREEKS

    Founders

    ANCIENT ROMANS
    GERMANS, SWEDEN,
    UNITED KINGDOM
    Physical Education was first
    introduced by them around 700 B.C.
    Greeks
    The Ancient Romans main idea for
    Physical Education pertaied to their
    Ancient Romans soldiers physically preparing for
    battle.

    In the 1800's Germany, Sweden were


    among the first to be introduced to
    Germans, Sweden, United Physicaal Education programs, that
    Kingdom were included in their schools
    Greek Philosophers
    Herodutos

    - he recognized the use of physical education as an


    aid to medicine as early as the 5th Century.
    Galen

    He stated that physical education is a part of


    hygiene and subordinate to medicine.
    Socrates

    He gave emphasis on the importance of physical


    education attaining health in order to achieve one's
    purpose in life.
    Plato

    He considered gymnastics and music as two most


    important subjects in the curriculum.
    Xenophon

    He thought of physical education as important in


    terms of military and essential to success in life
    soundness of the mind and body.
    Individual Pioneers
    Charles Beck

    He became the first official


    "Physical Education Teacher
    in the United States" in the
    year of 1825
    Dudley Allen
    Sargent
    was responsible for inventing over
    80 different fitness machines, that
    consisted of pulleys and weights ,
    and without a doubt Sargent
    provided a great deal of influence
    on the various fitness machines
    that we use today.
    Johann Pestalozzi

    considered to be the
    inventor of "free arm
    exercises" or what is known
    today as "calisthenics"
    Catherine Esther
    Beecher was the first woman to be
    recognized as having
    established any form of
    Physical Education for
    women. In 1823. she had
    developed a seminary in
    Hartford, Connecticut for
    teaching "calisthenics" or
    light exercise" to girls.
    Pangasinan State University Sta. Maria

    Why is it important to study the history,


    legal basis of physical education or the
    pioneers of the said subject?
    Pangasinan State University Sta. Maria

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