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Art. No.3. Racquet sports (tennis, table tennis, badminton) - opportunities to update and refine the new curriculum `Physical education`
Dimitar Tomov
South-West University Neofit Rilski, Blagoevgrad, BULGARIA
Faculty of public health, health care and sports, Department of sports
Keywords: New curriculum, racquet sports, tennis, table tennis, badminton, educational contents in Physical education
Received on 15 October, 2016.
Accepted on 01 November, 2016.
Published on 31 March, 2017.
Dimitar Tomov
South-West University Neofit Rilski, Blagoevgrad, BULGARIA
Faculty of public health, health care and sports, Department of sports
Keywords: New curriculum, racquet sports, tennis, table tennis, badminton, educational contents in Physical education
Received on 15 October, 2016.
Accepted on 01 November, 2016.
Published on 31 March, 2017.
Bulgarian
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Abstract
Tennis, table tennis and badminton are some of the most popular sport types among students of every age. Their essence, game rules, technical activities, required equipment make them particularly suitable for the conditions in Bulgarian schools. They are also part of the new curriculum in Physical education classes and are further taught in the area of the racquet sports from fifth to twelfth grade. These individual sport games need to be equalized to the team sports and to be permanently implemented in the school curriculum. They are also particularly suitable for students in elementary schools.
Tennis, table tennis and badminton are some of the most popular sport types among students of every age. Their essence, game rules, technical activities, required equipment make them particularly suitable for the conditions in Bulgarian schools. They are also part of the new curriculum in Physical education classes and are further taught in the area of the racquet sports from fifth to twelfth grade. These individual sport games need to be equalized to the team sports and to be permanently implemented in the school curriculum. They are also particularly suitable for students in elementary schools.
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2. Andreev, M. (1996). The process of teaching. Student edition “Clement of Ohrid”, p. 137
3. Atanasova, K. (2003). Researching the willingness and participation in table tennis activities. Sport & Science, Edition 5 p. 82
4. Atanasova, K. (2016). Appliance of the program for beginner education on table tennis with students from specialized groups and its effectiveness in terms of their technical and tactical qualities, Sport & Science, Edition 1
5. Georgieva, E. D. Tomov St. Stoyanova (2011) Exploring the attitude of students from SWU "Neophyte Rilski" to Physical Education classes
6. Dimitrov, G. (2008) Tennis in physical education classes. Collection of reports from scientific conference "Physical education in the educational system", Blagoevgrad, p.139
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10. Mission teacher, National teachers’ meeting 2016
11. Peneva, B. (2004) For a new strategy of physical education in elementary school, Blagoevgrad
12. Penchev, A. (1997) Tennis for Bulgarian elementary schools, Sofia
13. Petkova. M. (2012). Badminton-effect methodology for training in badminton on physical fitness and mental qualities of 9-10 -year- olds. Sports & Science No. 2
14. Tomova, D. Stefan Ivanov, St. Stoyanova (2010). Features of the structure of sports interests and orientation of students in sports activities. Sports & Science. Edition 2 p.102
15. Tomov, D. (2014) Survey taught at school sports and sports interests of students Sports & Science. Edition 6 p.128
16. Tomov, D. Initial training in tennis (for students and pupils). IM "Neophyte Rilski", Blagoevgrad
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18. www.bgtennis.bg/pub/mcoaches/pol/material_10.pdf