PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS IN PRESCHOOL PERIOD
Journal: International Journal of Science Culture and Sport (IntJSCS) (Vol.3, No. 5)Publication Date: 2015-07-22
Authors : Arzu ÖZYÜREK; İsa ÖZKAN; Zuhal BEGDE; N. Ferah YAVUZ;
Page : 479-488
Keywords : Preschool period; Physical education and sports; Motor development.;
Abstract
Early childhood is known as a critical period for development and fundamental movement skills. Growing and development of children have an effect on gaining fundamental movement skills. Besides, the opportunities and movement education provided for the students play an essential role on developing fundamental movement skills poisedly. In preschool education, physical training is the leading activity given the least importance. From the early years of childhood on, promoting basic skills of children such as walking, running, jumping besides bending over, twisting, flinging something away have great importance because it is closely connected to the other zones of development. Physical training strengthens cognitive skills such as inquiring mind, problem solving skills and concept acquisition. Besides, fine and gross motor development is consistent with emotional and social life skills. In virtue of physical training, awareness level of children is heightened and a basis for lifelong sport habits is provided. Consequently, children acquire much more than movement skills thanks to physical training. In this study, the importance of physical training and sports activities, the points to be paid attention to while practicing, basic activities in physical training, and education models and methods used have been issued relevantly.
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