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Term Paper Nimrod G.cugay
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A Thesis
Submitted to
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(MaEd-P.E)
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By:
NIMROD G. CUGAY
September 2021
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Title Page i
Table of Contents ii
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION 1
Theoretical Background 1
The Problem 2
INTRODUCTION
Rationale of Study
Nowadays students rarely participate in any types of sports. They are more
indulge into indoor activities such as browsing using their phones. There is an
agreement on the fact that physical activities and sports play an important role in
the physical, social and mental development of both male and female (Mirsafian et
al., 2014). Physical activity has proved to be an important aspect in weight loss and
weight maintenance (Mirsafian, Doczi, & Mohamadinejad, 2015). In comparison to
other population members, students have a lack of understanding towards physical
activities and its benefits and hence there arises a need to study the attitude of
young students towards it (Kee et al., 2017).A physical education curriculum is a
framework of student-centered physical activities that promote physical activity or
sports and skill development (Darst & Pangrazi, 2002).Being an educator of
physical education, it is improper for us to encourage students in doing the sport.
However, we always do motivate them especially in participating in sports activities.
The purpose of this study is to investigate the reasons why some students don’t
want to participate in sports activities in La Consolacion College Liloan Basic
education.
2. What are the reasons of the students of not participating in sports class.?
4. Between boys and girls which among them has a higher rate of
nonparticipation in sports activities?
Theoretical Background
This study is anchored from Self-determination theory (Deci & Ryan, 2000)
proposes that as students move along the motivation continuum from amotivation
toward intrinsic motivation, there will be an increase in cognition, positive behavior,
and participation. According to this theory, the intrinsically motivated student should
be more likely to practice physically active behaviors in class, and could possibly
become more physically active on his or her own (Ward, Wilkinson, Graser, &
Prusak, 2008). The following is a model of self-determination that illustrates various
levels of motivation and the continuum of a non-determined to a self-determined
learner.