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TEACHERS PERCEPTIONS OF HIGH QUALITY PHYSICAL EDUCATION: A CASE STUDY INVESTIGATION OF TEACHERS PERCEPTIONS OF HIGH QUALITY PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN A MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL IN HEREFORDSHIRE

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Lane, Alexander
Date
2014
Type
Thesis
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Cardiff Metropolitan University
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This study explored teacher’s perceptions towards the implementation of the ten outcomes of High Quality Physical Education (HQPE), whether any gender issues occur during delivery Physical Education (PE) and identify what potential barriers teachers face when delivering PE. The study identified six key themes: aims and values of PE, delivery of PE, extracurricular programme, lifelong participation, barriers of delivering PE and potential solutions. The findings indicated a pedagogical difference between male and female PE teacher’s perceptions of HQPE. It indicated that the male teachers produced a high level of skill performance within their extra-curricular programme, and used their PE lessons and fitness clubs to enhance competitiveness. It found that female teachers value the importance of inclusion in their lessons, and separate PE and extra-curricular as two different programmes. This suggests that, the male teachers should adapt their teaching to ensure inclusion of all pupils, and not just the skill and competitive element.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10369/6123
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DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONOURS) SPORT AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION
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