The motivational climate of physical education teachers and its role in overcoming shyness among female students during sports lessons from their perspective

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Majeed Hameed Fahad

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The educational practices of physical education teachers play a crucial role in promoting physical activity inside and outside of school. Peer acceptance and acceptance of teachers are among the most important elements in creating a positive educational climate. The teacher's main role is to find ways to motivate students by creating a classroom environment that fosters this motivation. This includes giving the student an important role in choosing activities that suit their physical abilities and capabilities. The aim of the research was to develop two scales: motivational climate and level of shyness. The researcher used a descriptive method with survey and correlational approaches. The main sample consisted of 166 female students. The data were statistically analyzed using mean, percentage, standard deviation, and correlation coefficient. The researcher drew several conclusions, the most important of which were related to the scales of motivational climate of physical education teachers and shyness among female students in schools.

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Fahad م. ح. (2023). The motivational climate of physical education teachers and its role in overcoming shyness among female students during sports lessons from their perspective. Journal of Studies and Researches of Sport Education, 33(1), 200–214. https://doi.org/10.55998/jsrse.v33i1.413
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