Teacher III, Senior High School Department, Carlos F. Gonzales High School, San Rafael, Bulacan, Philippines.
Research Article
World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 2024, 21(02), 187-198
Received on 23 December 2023; revised on 29 January 2024; accepted on 01 February 2024
This research study aimed to identify the modalities used in teaching Physical Education in the district of San Rafael, Bulacan during the time of pandemic. Further, the study investigated the challenges experienced by the Physical Education (PE) teachers and the solutions they made to address these challenges. The end goal of the study was a school action plan for physical education to address the issues in teaching PE during the pandemic. Qualitative research design through thematic analysis was employed and a semi structured virtual interview was conducted to further substantiate the findings of the study. Results revealed that modular learning is the most common modality used by Physical Education teachers in this time of pandemic. Other modalities such as synchronous and asynchronous online learning and physical activity mobile applications were used by the teachers. It was also revealed that their main reason for using the modalities was for the welfare of their students. Further, the lack of resources of students in terms of internet connectivity and gadgets was the common struggle experienced by the Physical Education teachers and the most common solution done by the Physical Education teachers was doing follow-up with the students through social media. This study recommended the implementation of the proposed action plan to improve the modalities of teachers in teaching Physical Education and to help them avoid problems they may encounter.
Modalities in teaching physical education; Modular learning; Distance learning; Challenges
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Gianna Marlee Gatchalian Gaddi. Teaching physical education during the time of pandemic. World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 2024, 21(2), 187-198. Article DOI: https://doi.org/10.30574/wjarr.2024.21.2.0377