美国体育课程改革与教学实践——运动教育课程模型(嘉定)详解.ppt

◆ 武术运动：随堂测验 ◆ 武术运动：讨论区 ◆ 学习结束之后，学员会获得相应的证书和学分。 三、如何学习《体育与健康》MOOC 为 动 而 生 Designed to Move * 只要有身体，就是运动员。 谢谢聆听！ 不怕做不到 只怕想不到 Designed To Move Thank You ！ * As a group, we set out to measure just how much individual geographies are slowing down, and the results that came back are shocking. In the US alone in less than 2 generations, America became over 30% less active and as we extend out to 2030 they will be close to 50% less active. As you head over to see what is happening in the emerging markets, you can see that they are slowing down even faster. China, for example, in less than 1 generation is 45% less active. Brazil doesn’t look like it’s fairing too badly, until you really take a look at where it’s forecasted for 2030 - almost 30% less active compared to 2007. At the end of the day this is just too significant in terms of a shift in behavior. When you step back and think about human evolution, you don’t expect to see material cost and consequences, but we are definitively seeing them manifest themselves disproportionately in today’s generation. * If you take a look at the research that is out there and lay it over the lifetime of a kid, what reflects back is this really concerning deadly cycle. And we see that this starts to shape very early in a kid’s life. You can see that kids that are inactive are: 30% more likely to be obese, they’ll score lower on tests, they’ll be significantly more likely to be held back in school and as they transition into the work place, they will have much lower productivity levels, they will cost their employer more, they will have more sick days, and then of course as an individual, really become a drain on the economy. The most troubling thing is that we see the research pointing us toward the notion the behavior is passed on to the next generation- kids with 2 inactive parents are 6 times more likely to be inactive. The good news is that there is a ton of upside. The challenge is that this bas