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Art. No.14. Tests for the evaluation of the students’ knowledge in track-and-field athletics at the junior high school stage
Yanko Rumenov, Daniela Tomova
South-West University Neofit Rilski, Blagoevgrad, BULGARIA
Faculty of pedagogy, Department of Theory and methodology of physical education
Keywords: test, knowledge, track-and-field athletics, evaluation, educational contents
Received on 15 October, 2016.
Accepted on 01 November, 2016.
Published on 30 December, 2016.
Yanko Rumenov, Daniela Tomova
South-West University Neofit Rilski, Blagoevgrad, BULGARIA
Faculty of pedagogy, Department of Theory and methodology of physical education
Keywords: test, knowledge, track-and-field athletics, evaluation, educational contents
Received on 15 October, 2016.
Accepted on 01 November, 2016.
Published on 30 December, 2016.
Bulgarian
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Abstract
This report presents the study of student`s acquired knowledge in athletics in a junior high stage of primary education. The research methods contain theoretical analysis and didactic tests. The analyzed group scope is 117 students distributed as follows: 5th grade: 31; 6th grade: 30; 7th grade: 30; 8th grade:26.
Analyzing the results, we can conclude that the level of knowledge decreases in any higher class, which is a result of a coordination complex of exercises; lack of adequate facilities and conditions for implementing the lessons in athletics in the curriculum; poor student motivation caused by ignorance of the specifics of proper implementation of the athletics exercises.
This report presents the study of student`s acquired knowledge in athletics in a junior high stage of primary education. The research methods contain theoretical analysis and didactic tests. The analyzed group scope is 117 students distributed as follows: 5th grade: 31; 6th grade: 30; 7th grade: 30; 8th grade:26.
Analyzing the results, we can conclude that the level of knowledge decreases in any higher class, which is a result of a coordination complex of exercises; lack of adequate facilities and conditions for implementing the lessons in athletics in the curriculum; poor student motivation caused by ignorance of the specifics of proper implementation of the athletics exercises.
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1. Dimitrova, B., D. Koleva, Y. Yonov (2003). Basic kernel of track-and-field athletics at the junior high school stage and a new approach to didactic-educational influence. Collection from a conference in Blagoevgrad.
2. Dokova, N. (2010) Educational element in the physical education and sport classes. PhD students in dialog with the science, pp 44-54, ISBN 978-954-680-695-6
3. Ivanov, Y. (2006). Educational component in the process of physical education at higher schools, S., 2006.
4. Kinov, St. (2010) The physical activity among children - a major factor in the system of public health. PhD students in dialog with the science, pp 55-60, ISBN 978-954-680-695-6
5. Rumenov, Yanko. (2016). Track-and-field athletics within the context of the contents of curriculum of physical education and sports at the secondary comprehensive school. “Sports and Science” Magazine, # 4/ 2016. Sofia.
6. Rusev, R., S. Ivanov. (2007). Diagnostics systems in physical education, Blagoevgrad, 2007.
7. Stoimenova, Е. (2000). Tests measuring properties. Sofia.
8. Tafrova-Grigorova, А. (2007). Preparing tests. Sofia, Pedagogue 6.