Physical Education and Health Volume II aims to guide senior high school students in finding physical
activities that they can maintain for the rest of their lives. It equips students with 21st century skills that
enhance them as independent learners as well as leaders in their community.
This worktext reviews students' knowledge on various recreational activities and encourages them to
practice these activities to increase the likelihood of successful participation. Moreover, these recreational
activities should be viewed as vehicles of learning important life skills such as communication,
collaboration, time management, and environment protection.
The book is divided into four units namely Introduction to Dance, World of Dance, Introduction to Outdoor
Recreation, and Management of Outdoor Recreational Activities.
Introduction to Dance invites the students to see dance from the perspective of the dancer and appreciate
the elements that make dance a positive venue of self-expression.
The second unit encourages the student to explore the world of dance and how each dance form has
contributed to the performing arts. Different types of outdoor recreational activities are introduced in the
third unit and these instill in the student the awareness that he has a role in protecting the environment.
The last unit of the textbook encourages the student to become a leader by showing him the skills needed
in planning, organizing, and implementing an outdoor recreational activity.
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