Forming a health culture of future teachers in Polish educational establishments
Aim: to study the experience of the structure and system of training of future teachers in Polish schools. Material: content analysis of domestic and foreign authors. Used data from the survey of students of Polish universities. Also were used survey results through polish service ANKIETKA. For comp...
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description | Aim: to study the experience of the structure and system of training of future teachers in Polish schools. Material: content analysis of domestic and foreign authors. Used data from the survey of students of Polish universities. Also were used survey results through polish service ANKIETKA. For comparison, a questionnaire survey 35 students of the Faculty of Physical Education (future teachers of physical training) and 30 students - the future teachers of elementary school of Ukrainian university. Results: the study of Polish teachers consider health culture of a person as the ability to assess individual and community health needs using in everyday life hygiene and health regulations. There have been some differences among Ukrainian and Polish students in their health and health culture. Among the respondents, Polish students - the future teachers of physical culture, is dominated motives such as the improvement of the physical condition, strengthen self-esteem, as well as improved health. Polish students from other disciplines believe that the most important motive for the adoption of physical activity is a concern for the physical well-being and mental health. The majority of Ukrainian students (future teachers of physical culture) believe an important part of building health culture of their direct participation in various sports clubs, as well as the ability to organize physical culture, sports and educational work with students outside the classroom. Ukrainian students (other specialty) noted the need to improve health, enhance knowledge in specific subjects humanities and promoting healthy lifestyles. Conclusions: It is recommended to use the experience of preparing students of Polish schools in modern Ukrainian higher education. |
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spelling | doaj.art-197f3c3769d4473099b80f59739770292022-12-21T18:30:16ZengIP Iermakov S.S.Physical Education of Students2308-72502014-10-01185141910.15561/20755279.2014.0503148Forming a health culture of future teachers in Polish educational establishmentsT.S. IERMAKOVA0Kharkov National Pedagogical UniversityAim: to study the experience of the structure and system of training of future teachers in Polish schools. Material: content analysis of domestic and foreign authors. Used data from the survey of students of Polish universities. Also were used survey results through polish service ANKIETKA. For comparison, a questionnaire survey 35 students of the Faculty of Physical Education (future teachers of physical training) and 30 students - the future teachers of elementary school of Ukrainian university. Results: the study of Polish teachers consider health culture of a person as the ability to assess individual and community health needs using in everyday life hygiene and health regulations. There have been some differences among Ukrainian and Polish students in their health and health culture. Among the respondents, Polish students - the future teachers of physical culture, is dominated motives such as the improvement of the physical condition, strengthen self-esteem, as well as improved health. Polish students from other disciplines believe that the most important motive for the adoption of physical activity is a concern for the physical well-being and mental health. The majority of Ukrainian students (future teachers of physical culture) believe an important part of building health culture of their direct participation in various sports clubs, as well as the ability to organize physical culture, sports and educational work with students outside the classroom. Ukrainian students (other specialty) noted the need to improve health, enhance knowledge in specific subjects humanities and promoting healthy lifestyles. Conclusions: It is recommended to use the experience of preparing students of Polish schools in modern Ukrainian higher education.https://sportedu.org.ua/index.php/PES/article/view/173studentteacherteachinghealth culture |
spellingShingle | T.S. IERMAKOVA Forming a health culture of future teachers in Polish educational establishments Physical Education of Students student teacher teaching health culture |
title | Forming a health culture of future teachers in Polish educational establishments |
title_full | Forming a health culture of future teachers in Polish educational establishments |
title_fullStr | Forming a health culture of future teachers in Polish educational establishments |
title_full_unstemmed | Forming a health culture of future teachers in Polish educational establishments |
title_short | Forming a health culture of future teachers in Polish educational establishments |
title_sort | forming a health culture of future teachers in polish educational establishments |
topic | student teacher teaching health culture |
url | https://sportedu.org.ua/index.php/PES/article/view/173 |
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