Journal of Physical Education Recreation and Dance
Scope & Guideline
Empowering educators through innovative research.
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Physical Education Pedagogy:
Focuses on effective teaching strategies, curriculum design, and assessment practices in physical education to enhance student engagement and learning outcomes. - Health and Wellness Education:
Explores the role of physical education in promoting health literacy, mental wellness, and overall well-being among students, including the integration of social-emotional learning. - Inclusive Practices in Physical Education:
Addresses the importance of accommodating diverse learners, including those with disabilities, through adaptive physical education and inclusive teaching strategies. - Community and School Partnerships:
Investigates collaborative efforts between schools and communities to enhance physical activity opportunities and promote health initiatives. - Technology in Physical Education:
Examines the use of technology, such as fitness trackers and online platforms, in enhancing physical education delivery and student motivation. - Legal and Ethical Issues in Physical Education:
Analyzes legal considerations, risk management, and ethical practices within the context of physical education and youth sports. - Research on Physical Activity Trends:
Presents empirical studies on physical activity levels, trends among children and adolescents, and the implications for educational policy and practice.
Trending and Emerging
- Social-Emotional Learning Integration:
There is an increasing emphasis on incorporating social-emotional learning into physical education curriculums, highlighting the importance of mental health and emotional well-being. - Adaptive and Inclusive Physical Education:
A growing focus on adaptive physical education practices aims to ensure that all students, regardless of ability, can participate meaningfully in physical activities. - Technology-Enhanced Learning:
The integration of technology, including online learning platforms and fitness applications, is becoming a significant theme, especially in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. - Community Engagement and Partnerships:
Research exploring the role of community partnerships in enhancing physical education and promoting active lifestyles is on the rise, reflecting a holistic approach to health and wellness. - Interdisciplinary Approaches to Physical Education:
Emerging themes are focusing on the connections between physical education and other disciplines, including mental health, nutrition, and academic performance. - Policy Advocacy and Equity in Education:
There is a growing trend toward advocating for policy changes that promote equity in physical education, ensuring access for all students, especially marginalized groups.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Sports Emphasis:
There has been a noticeable decline in papers focused solely on traditional sports, suggesting a shift towards broader physical activity frameworks and inclusive practices. - Competitive Physical Education Models:
The emphasis on competition within physical education is waning, as the journal increasingly promotes collaboration and personal development over competitive outcomes. - Focus on Physical Fitness Testing:
Research centered on standardized physical fitness testing is less prevalent, indicating a move towards holistic approaches to student wellness and fitness assessments. - Single-Dimensional Health Education:
The scope of health education is evolving from a singular focus on physical health to a more comprehensive view that includes mental, emotional, and social health dimensions. - Exclusivity in Physical Activity Programs:
There is a decreasing focus on programs that cater exclusively to able-bodied students, reflecting a broader commitment to inclusivity and accessibility.
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