Results and Discussion
Current Perspectives on Teaching PE and Pedagogical
Practices
All 12 of the participants appeared to possess teaching orientations at the time
the study was conducted. As illustrated by the following data extract, they were
committed to their students’ learning and viewed coaching extracurricular sport
as their secondary role:
Childhood obesity is just exploding. I want to help with that. I also want to
teach children who are maybe not the most athletic, the ones who sit in the
corner that don’t play sports. I want them to feel included in the PE program
because, a lot of times, it’s just the kids who play sports . . . that are really gifted
as athletes that really get a lot out of PE. I want to help everybody. (Olivia,
second year student, formal interview)
Results and DiscussionCurrent Perspectives on Teaching PE and PedagogicalPracticesAll 12 of the participants appeared to possess teaching orientations at the timethe study was conducted. As illustrated by the following data extract, they werecommitted to their students’ learning and viewed coaching extracurricular sportas their secondary role:Childhood obesity is just exploding. I want to help with that. I also want toteach children who are maybe not the most athletic, the ones who sit in thecorner that don’t play sports. I want them to feel included in the PE programbecause, a lot of times, it’s just the kids who play sports . . . that are really giftedas athletes that really get a lot out of PE. I want to help everybody. (Olivia,second year student, formal interview)
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Results and Discussion
Current Perspectives on Teaching PE and Pedagogical
Practices
All 12 of the participants appeared to possess teaching orientations at the time
the study was conducted. As illustrated by the following data extract, they were
committed to their students’ learning and viewed coaching extracurricular sport
as their secondary role:
Childhood obesity is just exploding. I want to help with that. I also want to
teach children who are maybe not the most athletic, the ones who sit in the
corner that don’t play sports. I want them to feel included in the PE program
because, a lot of times, it’s just the kids who play sports . . . that are really gifted
as athletes that really get a lot out of PE. I want to help everybody. (Olivia,
second year student, formal interview)
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