Foundations of Physical Education

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What is the primary importance of understanding the history of physical education?

It helps professionals appreciate past developments and project future trends.

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What were the main physical activities in primitive society?

Hunting, fishing, protection, communication through dance, and mimetic games.

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Name one significant focus of physical education in ancient Persia.

Military skills development and promoting high moral standards.

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What activities were notably engaged in during ancient Egypt?

Swimming, wrestling, and gymnastics.

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What was Cong Fu in ancient China?

A mild exercise similar to gymnastics aimed at disease prevention and overall health.

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Which physical activities were popular in ancient India despite Buddha's prohibitions?

Throwing balls, tumbling, chariot races, yoga, and wrestling.

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What was the role of physical education in ancient Greece for boys?

It was essential for their development, emphasizing gymnastics for courage and discipline.

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Identify the four major Pan-Hellenic Festivals in ancient Greece.

Olympic Festival, Pythia Festival, Nemea Festival, Isthmia Festival.

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What was the Spartan approach to physical training?

Preparation for military service through rigorous training starting at age 7.

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How was physical education integrated into education in ancient Athens?

It was incorporated alongside arts like philosophy, music, and literature.

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Who were the paidotribes in ancient Athens?

Teachers who managed the palaestrae and supervised exercises.

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What philosophical views did Plato advocate regarding physical education?

A combination of gymnastics with music for holistic education of body and soul.

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What did Aristotle emphasize about athletics?

The importance of developing strong citizens for defense and civic duty.

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How did Greek philosophers view physical education in the 5th century?

As an important health aid and vital for military preparedness.

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Overview the influence of the Catholic Church on physical education during the Middle Ages.

It emphasized spiritual pursuits while encouraging physical labor and martial training.

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What is asceticism in relation to physical education?

A philosophical approach marked by self-denial and discipline, affecting physical activity participation.

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Describe the game of Soule.

A medieval sport characterized by rough gameplay with teamwork aiming to carry or kick a ball to a goal.

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What was Kegeln, and where was it popular?

A ball and pins game similar to bowling, popular in medieval Germany.

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What did St. Thomas Aquinas contribute to physical education?

Promoted balanced physical activity for health and well-being.

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What were the core principles of chivalry regarding physical education?

Honor, loyalty, courage, and protection of the weak, alongside martial training.

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What was jousting in the medieval context?

A competitive sport where knights try to knock each other off horseback with lances.

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Describe the requirements for melee combat in the Middle Ages.

Strength, endurance, and agility for effective fighting.

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What key physical attributes were important for hunting among the nobility?

Endurance, strength, and agility.

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What involved the player preparation for the sport of Real Tennis?

Court training, physical conditioning, and mental preparation.

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What was the philosophy of humanism in relation to physical education during the Renaissance?

Promoted physical health as essential for learning and overall human development.

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Who was Petrus Paulus Vergerius and what was his contribution?

An Italian humanist who integrated physical education into comprehensive education.

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How did Vittorio da Feltre blend Christianity with physical education?

By founding La Giocosa and establishing physical education as part of the curriculum.

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What role did Martin Luther attribute to physical education?

As a means to promote health and deter vices through engagement in activities.

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What six physiological benefits of exercise did Thomas Elyot list?

Aids digestion, increases appetite, promotes longevity, warms body, raises metabolism, cleanses waste.

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What did Roger Ascham recognize about exercise?

As a mental refreshment that improves focus and sharpens the mind.

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What activities did François Rabelais suggest for individual well-roundedness?

Horsemanship, martial arts, hunting, ball playing, running, and swimming.

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What sports did Richard Mulcaster recommend in schools?

Dancing, wrestling, fencing, climbing, walking, running, leaping, swimming, ball games.

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What did Michel de Montaigne advocate for?

'Manly exercise' for developing resilience through outdoor experiences.

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What was John Milton's belief regarding martial arts in physical education?

It should be included for wartime utility and training.

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How did John Locke view the role of physical education?

As a foundation for strong educational development through physical activity.

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What activities did Jean Jacques Rousseau advocate for physical development?

Swimming, running, jumping, and throwing stones.

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Who founded the Philanthropinum and what was its purpose?

Johann Bernhard Basedow, to integrate physical education into the school curriculum.

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How did Johann Christoph Friedrich GutsMuths contribute to physical education?

He established the legitimacy of the profession and health promotion through physical education.

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What impact did Friedrich Wilhelm August Froebel have on physical education?

Developed the theory of play, promoting physical education through play for character development.

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What was Friedrich Ludwig Jahn's role in gymnastics?

Founded the German Turnverein Movement for physical education with political motives.

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What did Adolph Spiess assert about P.E. programs?

They should be progressive, evolving from simple to complex exercises.

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What was the emphasis of Denmark's gymnastics program?

Fitness and strength through structured exercises with limited individuality.

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Who made physical education a requirement in public schools in Denmark?

Franz Nachtagall, known as the Father of Physical Education in Denmark.

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What popular activities were included in England's physical education during the 1800s?

Swimming, rowing, archery, riding, hockey, quoits, tennis, golf, football, and cricket.

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Who combined expertise in medicine and sports to develop a gymnastics system for the British military?

Archibald MacLaren.