Adapted Physical Education Term Paper

Adapted physical education personnel provided direct service to students with disabilities. How has that role evolved or regressed? The role of the physical education teacher in any level of schools is to first try and teach and then only are they expected to take up the role for teaching physical education. The teachers for this at all grade levels should be held accountable for the learning by the students and effective teaching by the teacher. In general it may be stated that in any school the teaching personnel for physical education are hired with the least amount of care for their capacity in terms of teaching. At the same time, positions in physical education should not be treated as a place for fixing up house coaches as it is not correct to assume that physical education personnel have the capacity or interest to teach at al levels. (Supporting Quality Physical Education Programs)

Physical education personnel have to work together for the development of appropriate and beneficial programs that are suitable for all students. The methods of adapted physical education should not become the only method through which students who do not fit the general mould get some opportunity for physical activity. It is true that students may have severe problems and that may require putting up programs which are of a very specialized type, and even that may be a one to one type of physical education instruction, but that does not mean that these students are not to be removed mentally or physically from the general types of physical education programs. The teachers are now expected to correctly tackle the large number of problems that...

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The natures of the problems are also variable to a great extent, and that is the reason why the teachers are expected to come out with programs which are suited for the child. (Special Populations: Adapted Physical Education)
This means that the teachers have to work in a manner that will close the difference for the student from getting a general education and a special education. There are also students with disabilities making it necessary that they get adapted physical education as per the established handbooks and then the chosen program must cover all areas of the adaptation required. There are also services that are to be continued and this is generally determined annually using the opinion of the physical education teacher. (Special Populations: Adapted Physical Education) The teachers of physical education must have a commitment to sportsmanship and ethics. They are expected to promote physical fitness, preventive health care, and management of stress, healthy lifestyle, mental discipline, motivation…

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