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Conceptual Framework
OPPORTUNITIES,
IMPLEMENTATION DRAWBACKS AND
SUGGESTIONS IN THE
OF PATHFIT 1
IMPLEMENTATION OF
PATHFIT 1
STRATEGIES AND
REDINESS OF TEACHERS
HANDLING PATHFIT 1
of the courses
subjects offered to college students was the Physical Activity Towards Health and Fitness (PATHFIT 1) that
focus on health and fitness in which fitness entails some form of physical activity that stimulates the body’s
systems and keeps those systems functioning properly and this transformation phase has resulted in the
reformation of teaching in the classroom (Halili & Sulaiman, 2018) supported by the study of (Pavlova et al.,
2017) that to ensure and boost student participation in PE activities, PE education needs to be performed with
more dedication. The key concern of this study will be on the assessment of the teaching strategy and readiness
of teachers handling PATHFIT 1 to tertiary schools and know the opportunities, drawbacks and suggestions to
According to Lorca (2022), the main goal of the PATHFIT I is to let our students move more, move
better, and move with a purpose. With this regard, the implementation of PATHFIT 1 to tertiary colleges was
then focusing not just on the learning how to move but to know the essence of movement itself. This course
under was under the provision of the Commission on Higher Education in realigning Physical education due to
k-12 curriculum avoiding the duplication of Physical education offerings of the Senior High School and Tertiary
According to Maizura (2012), “Readiness is an important aspect in determining the success and failure
in implementing changes in the curriculum.”. A successful student teaching experience is the cornerstone of pre-
service teacher preparation, according to Kiuri and Ahmed (2012). As envisioned, one of the main challenges of
effective curriculum instruction in Physical Education in Tertiary schools is the nature of supervision of
Bruner’s (1966) Instructional Theory has direct implication on the factors which affect teachers in
curriculum implementation. According to the Instructional Theory, the instruction must be clear and facilitate
the learning process. In addition, there will be discrepancies between promises and realities in schools about the
adaptation of innovation or even current curriculum like PATHFIT 1 if teachers’ preparation is not done
correctly, that’s why preparedness must be apply in handling Physical Education in Tertiary schools, Kiuri and
Ahmed (2012).
According to Fullan (1992), the factors affecting implementation of curriculum do not operate in
isolation. Rather they interact in constantly varying manner as the process of change take place. Regarding the
changes in the courses offered in tertiary levels, the degree to which teachers are prepared will be measured on
how they teach PATHFIT 1 that can have an impact on how they approach the subject in the classroom. In order
to ensure that teaching and learning remain enjoyable and rewarding amidst the quick shift to PATHFIT 1
course, this transformation phase has resulted in the reformation of teaching in the classroom (Halili &
Sulaiman, 2018) supported by the study of (Pavlova et al., 2017) that to ensure and boost student participation in
According to (Chaoensupmanee, 2019), the national criteria for physical education now include two
crucial elements: the promotion of health-related physical fitness through PATHFIT 1 and the establishment and
maintenance of an active lifestyle. One of the crucial components of the learning and teaching processes is
physical education which is the significant determinants on teachers that need to be addressed which may serve
as a roadmap for knowing the challenges of Physical Educators in handling PATHFIT 1 in order to increase the
caliber of future physical educators for the improvement of the quality of physical education through their
teaching approach and all in all, based on the study of Boonsem (2019), the key concern will be the teaching
strategy and readiness of teachers handling service physical education subject that should meet learners