part of a healthy lifestyle for Name: Lorenz Espiritu children, and schools can play Age: 19 an influential role in helping Course: Bachelor of Physical students engage in physical Education exercise and play. We’re going Year & Section: 2-A to look at the importance of The Harmful Effects of Instructor: Ms. Pauline physical activity in schools and Esteban Not Getting Enough discuss some ways you can put this information into action so Physical Activity you can help your students do better in school and develop healthy habits they carry with Heart Disease them into adulthood. Type 2 Diabetes Cancer What are the benefits PE Addresses the needs of J of P.E. and Physical the WHOLE CHILD, Acitivities positively impacting their: Physical, Mental and Emotional Health
The aim of P.E.
The aim of physical education is to develop physical competence so that all children are able to move efficiently and safely and understand what they are doing. The outcome physical literacy-is as important to children’s overall development as literacy and numeracy.