RECENT EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH

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A Comparison Of Bachelor Of Physical Education In Philippines: Input To Curriculum Development

1 Bataan Peninsula State University Graduate School, Bataan Pen-Insula State University, Balanga City,,Philippines

Volume 1

Issue 2

Page: [70 - 76]

Published Online: December 20, 2023

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  • Abstract

    This Study Provides A Comprehensive Literature Review On Physical Education Curriculum And Pedagogies In The Field Of Physical Education. It Examines Various Aspects, Including The Development Of A Curriculum For Physical Education, Mobile Learning In Physical Education, Effective Professional Development, Competency-Based Curriculum Development, Pedagogical Models For Teaching Physical Education, And The Use Of Gamification In Physical Education Teacher Education. The Review Includes Key Findings From Different Studies, Highlighting The Importance Of These Areas In Enhancing Physical Education Programs. The Sources Used In This Literature Review Include Scholarly Articles And Book Chapters Published By Reputable Publishers Such As Routledge, John Wiley & Sons, And Various Academic Journals.

    Keywords: Physical Education Curriculum Development Pedagogies Mobile Learning Professional Development Competency-Based Approach Pedagogical Models Gamification Teacher Education.

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