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Personal Development, Health and Physical Education (PDHPE) is vital in primary education, fostering healthy individuals with essential life skills and knowledge. It equips children with tools for a sustainable lifestyle, encourages physical activity through interactive and fun methods, and promotes positive life principles. Teachers should adopt the 'Game Sense' approach, allowing free play and inclusivity in PE lessons while addressing personal and social issues objectively. By modeling healthy behaviors and encouraging nutritious eating habits, PDHPE lays the foundation for lifelong health and well-being.
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The importance of pdhpe in primary education? • it teaches children to mature into healthy individuals, and gives them a benchmark for the needed knowledge and skills to have in life. • Provides children with all the needed knowledge to sustain a healthy lifestyle for the whole life • Encouraging exercise through classroom games • Encourage positive life principles through fun interactive teaching and learning (role play, games, creative arts etc)
Teaching PE in school environments • Teachers should follow the ‘Game Sense’ ideology of teaching • Allow students to have free play and use their imaginations • Encourage active play within a classroom, and in the playground • Encourage cooperative and inclusive active activities in student’s play and structured PE lessons
PDH within a school • Being sensitive around taboo or controversial topics • Always leaving the discussion questions open ended, and never having a closed questions. • Being objective and not allowing personal views to influence teaching • Provides knowledge to children about varies personal and social issues that are evident within the society.
Future Teaching Practices • Encourage healthy eating in the classroom • Allowing students to bring in fresh fruit/vegetables to snack on in class • Encouraging students to bring a bottle of water to class • Always modelling good behaviour around children including food, exercise and general practices (hats, dress etc)