Choi Eui-chang: Humanities Physical Education and One Class

This is a textbook on human flesh education. It's a humane physical education that can be learned in the basic and overall content of the classroom. The second edition, which consists of five copies, has the core of the first edition and adds the words that I later published. Most of the cases are updated. The first is looking at how the ideal of physical education and philosophy, represented by the physical education departments of the school and the physical schools, has changed. Chapter 1 introduces the meaning and value of school physical education at a very basic level in general and simply. Chapter two sees what concepts and ideas have emerged and disappeared on the theoretical level over the last hundred years. In chapter three, we're going to go through the most recent changes in physical education around secondary school physical education. In the fourth chapter, we're looking at what the character of elementary school physical education should be, reflected in the idea of human physical education that this book highlights and suggests. Part 2 has a general review of the purpose, content, methods and so on. Chapter 5 explains that through the justification of physical education in schools, the purpose of physical schooling is to enter into a physical education as a public tradition. Chapter 6 argues that if the goal of physical education is to enter the room, then the content of physical physical education should be considered beyond just motor skills and how to play games, but also the inner dimensions of the eye and mind.

Korean title: 인문적 체육교육과 하나로 수업

Korean author: 최의창

Korean publisher: 레인보우북스

ISBN-13: 9788962065169