Abstract

There were many different problems in the organisational process of physical education in schools of Ukraine in the 1990s and at the beginning of the 21st century, such as: underestimation of the importance of physical education in the didactic and educational process by managers of individual schools, insufficient consideration of students’interests in selected forms of exercise; lack of individualisation of work with a student, taking into account their real level of mobility and readiness to perform particular exercises; low level of investment in the development of sports fa-cilities by educational and local authorities, i.e. creating sports fields, swimming pools and supply-ing schools with sports equipment; lack of coordination in the cooperation of schools with students’parents or with state and local government institutions in the field of popularising physical educa-tion and a healthy lifestyle. The Ukrainian children and young people’s health situation at the be-ginning of the 21st century was unsatisfactory. The analysis of pedagogical and specialist literature regarding remedial actions in the pre-school and school education system in physical education in Ukraine shows that most often the main direction of changes is the improvement of methods and forms of conducting physical education lessons as well as activities in the field of popularising sport recreation in the free time and adapting these solutions to contemporary curriculum requirements of this subject at school.

Highlights

  • The problems of modern physical education of schoolchildren and young people in Ukraine were discussed in the works of many Ukrainian scientists, including E.S

  • The facilities to conduct physical education classes at school were in a critical condition, especially in rural schools

  • 5.4% of the total number of students from rural schools participated in sports training in their free time [13]

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Introduction

The problems of modern physical education of schoolchildren and young people in Ukraine were discussed in the works of many Ukrainian scientists, including E.S. Vilchkovskoho, A.V. Tsosia, B. Ukrainian theoretical thought in the field of physical education and sports recreation of children and adolescents has a rich tradition and is based on both theoretical and empirical literature. Modern scientists continue the research process in this field, and the level of their work is not inferior to the best European and world models in this field. At the same time it is worth noting that in the Ukrainian educational reality there was often a discrepancy between the developed theoretical assumptions based on large-scale research and their implementation in real conditions of school functioning, which was influenced by both objective and subjective factors

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