Professional Level and Life Quality of Physical Culture and Basics of Health Teachers of Primary School
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2015
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Problem Statement: Due to unsatisfactory medical and demographic situation in Ukraine, more attention should be
paid to all educational disciplines related to child’s health. Purpose of Study: To assess the Physical Culture and
Basics of Health teachers’ qualification level. Methods. The pedagogues (322 teachers of Physical Culture and 406
teachers of Basics of Health) who teach in primary school of Ivano-Frankivsk region (Ukraine) were surveyed.
The peculiarities of in-service teacher training, using of innovative technologies, the methodical and material
support etc. were evaluated. Life quality was assessed by MOS SF 36 questionnaire. Findings and Results: Most
respondents (75%) have been involved in the teaching of Physical Culture and Basics of Health in the primary
school for over 10 years. However, only 41.0% have appropriate education in the field of Physical Education,
Sport and Health and specialization of Physical Culture teacher. The necessary education and specialization of
Basics of Health teacher did not have any respondent. It was found effective studying method skills could be
applied by 15.8% of respondents. In-service teacher training in preventive and life skills education had 53.2%
teachers of Basics of Health. The Basics of Health teachers have low life quality according to scales related to
mental and physical health. Conclusions: Insufficient qualification level, the inability to implement innovative
technology and interactive teaching methods, low health preserving competence are the main obstacles in the
implementation of subjects of health profile in primary school.
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Physical Culture, health, teacher
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Pavlova Ju. Professional Level and Life Quality of Physical Culture and Basics of Health Teachers of Primary School / Iuliia Pavlova, Mykhailo Stefankiv, Bogdan Vynogradskyi // The European Proceedings of Social & Behavioural Sciences : 5th International Congress of Physical Education, Sports and Kinetotherapy. - 2015. - P. 113-120.