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SM ISO690:2012 POP, Cristiana Lucretia. Physical Education Outcomes in the 21st Century. In: 4th Central and Eastern European LUMEN International Scientific Conference on Education, Sport and Health, 29-30 septembrie 2017, Iași. Iași, România: LUMEN Conference Center, 2017, pp. 175-177. |
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4th Central and Eastern European LUMEN International Scientific Conference on Education, Sport and Health 2017 | ||||||
Conferința "4th Central and Eastern European LUMEN International Scientific Conference on Education, Sport and Health" Iași, Romania, 29-30 septembrie 2017 | ||||||
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hysical education main objectives are to assure a harmonious growth and to enable children and adolescents with a reasonable level of physical fitness and motor skills. The main purpose of this paper is to estimate the range in which physical education objectives were achieved in the past 17 years. Measurements and tests have been made in successive independent samples of high school graduates and compared with previous data to observe the results evolution in time. Conforming to the study aim the collected data in different moments of this time interval were quantitatively analyzed and statistically compared with reference data collected during 1999 and 2000 years. A total sample consisted of 544 students (326 girls and 218 boys) with an average 19,7 years of age, all of them enrolled in tertiary education. The study findings have highlighted an important aspect of motor fitness decrees and an increase of weight and body mass index values. There are gender differences in this evolution: men gained more in body mass and women lost more in power test. The possible reasons and consequences of these results were discussed. It seems that traditional physical education fail in achieving its‟ main objectives and the young generation is motivated more in investing time an energy in sedentary behaviour rather than in physical activities. One way to move forward could be to redesign physical education and training programs so that they provide the required fitness level and respond to the youth needs and interests. |
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Cuvinte-cheie fitness, motor skills, body mass index, standing long jump, sedentary behaviour |
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