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Sports education an element of academic development
Author(s) -
Brenda Ivonne Morales Benítez,
Ramiro Morales Hernández,
Ramsés Josafath ALCARAZ-GONZÁLEZ
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
ecorfan journal spain
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2444-3204
DOI - 10.35429/ejs.2020.13.7.1.6
Subject(s) - likert scale , psychology , element (criminal law) , physical education , class (philosophy) , scale (ratio) , experiential learning , point (geometry) , mathematics education , control (management) , middle level , medical education , pedagogy , applied psychology , developmental psychology , medicine , computer science , engineering , political science , quantum mechanics , work (physics) , physics , mathematics , mechanical engineering , law , artificial intelligence , geometry
Sport is regularly seen as one of the forms of activation of the body that provide motor skills and contribute to healthy health, however it is important to appreciate it from the point of view of knowledge, so its contribution in aspects of academic competencies in students was analyzed upper middle level. In the first part, the history of sport was discussed, as well as the contributions of authors about educational sport and the learning generated. Subsequently, a comparison was made in young upper-middle-level students divided into two groups: the experiential group (they practice and perform exercise, sport and physical activity) and the control group (individuals who are totally sedentary), in order to observe performance. in school performance, class participation, decision making as well as knowing how influential or manipulable their peers can be to analyze and solve problems, in the study a questionnaire was applied to both groups using the Likert scale to know these results. The information obtained shows the positive influence that sport has on the development of educational capacities in students.

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