Percepción física de los maestros de educación física en escuelas privadas.
Resumen
El propósito de este estudio fue determinar las opiniones de los maestros de escuelas privadas sobre su autopercepción física. Treinta maestros de educación física sobre la base de la variación máxima de muestreo participaron en este estudio. El estudio se basó en un diseño de investigación cualitativo y los datos relativos a la autopercepción física se recopilaron utilizando una técnica de entrevista semiestructurada. Los resultados mostraron que el 86.6% de los maestros de educación física se sintieron felices con sus autopercepciones físicas. Más del 60% de los maestros de educación física dijeron que se están capacitando para permanecer en sahpe y que se ven bien para tener un buen impacto en sus estudiantes.
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