Course Content (Syllabus)
1. The impact of physical education teacher’s psychological education.
2. The importance of psychological theories for physical education teachers.
3. Motor, cognitive, social and moral development through physical education.
4. Teachers’ expectation and their impact on students’ education.
5. Gender stereotypes in physical education.
6. Behavioral, social and cognitive approaches in learning.
7. Motives’ enhancement during physical education lessons.
8. Bullying and aggression in school environment and physical education lessons.
9. Teaching and self-regulation, creativity and job tolerance.
10. Elements of the effective teacher.
11. Standardized tests (achievement, diagnosis, academic talent).
12. Psychosocial extensions of grading systems.
Keywords
educational theories, motor development, cognitive-social development, stereotypes, violence