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Methodological-organizational forms of work in physical education teaching
Authors: Nikola Aksović, Ljubinko Jovanović, Bojan Bjelica, Milan Zelenović, Rosario D’Onofrio
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The primary goal of teaching physical education is to increase the fund of motor knowledge, habits and skills. Regardless of the recognized importance of the subject, in most countries in the world the number of classes is constantly declining, and there are certain financial problems in the implementation of teaching, which affects the quality and manner of curricula. The aim of this review is to show the importance and role of methodological and organizational forms of work in physical education classes as well as to show and strengthen the role of teachers in the process of programming, planning, implementation and evaluation of physical education classes. Reduced physical activity of students, which reached only 20% of active time, led to the appearance of various forms of work that raised the value of active time in class over 50% (additional exercise), 61% (polygon and station), while the form of circular training very little time used for preparation, that is, 90% of the time remains for work. The wave and the beginning are the organizational forms of work that are mostly applied in Serbia. Thus, it can be concluded that the methodological and organizational forms of work have led to positive transformations of students, primarily in the field of motor skills.