THE CHILD AS A PROMOTER OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN A FAMILY Krzysztof Piech ACADEMY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN WARSAW, FACULTY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN BIALA.

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THE CHILD AS A PROMOTER OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN A FAMILY Krzysztof Piech ACADEMY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN WARSAW, FACULTY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN BIALA PODLASKA Summer school Biała Podlaska 2013

1. OLYMPIC GAMES FOR CHILDREN 2. CLASSES FOR PRESCHOOL CHILDREN AND THEIR PARENTS 3. PARTICIPATION IN RUNNING RACES AS A MOTIVATION TO PHYSICAL ACTIVITY 4. THE CHILD AS A PROMOTER OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN FAMILY

1. OLYMPIC GAMES FOR CHILDREN

Reasons for participation in recreational events for families

Motives for participation in family recreational events

Most remembered impressions from the recreational events

Influence of participation in family recreational event on the increase of physical activity in a family

2. C LASSES FOR PRESCHOOL CHILDREN AND THEIR PARENTS

The aim of the research is to examine the proposed model of classes for both parents and children and to check if it constitutes the efficient way of promoting physical activity. Research questions: Can a child encourage parents to physical activity? Can classes for both parents and children be a way of promoting physical acitivity? Which member of a family is a promoter of physical activity? What are the motives for participation in recreational physical activity of parents with their children? What feelings do the classes evoke? T HE AIM OF THE WORK AND RESEARCH QUESTIONS

Source of information about classes for children and parents

Motives for participation in family recreational classes

Motives for participating in family recreational classes

Elements which were most remembered in parents memory

Who informed parents about the classes?

Feelings connected with the participation in family recreational classes

Skills acquired by parents during the classes

Krzysztof Piech ACADEMY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN WARSAW, FACULTY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN BIALA PODLASKA T HANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION