Physical Literacy Definition
Physical literacy is the motivation, confidence, physical competence, knowledge and understanding to value and take responsibility for engagement in physical activities for life.
International Physical Literacy Association, May, 2014 The purpose of this Statement is to:
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Movement
is the development of fundamental movement skills (e.g. run, wheel, jump, throw) in different environments (land, water, air, ice/snow)
Confidence
is developed in welcoming an inclusive environment that allows everyone to participate to their own abilities, in a way that challenges them.
Motivation
is developed in program environments that are fun and exciting, have a purpose to develop skills, and facilitate knowledge about activities to value the importance of being active.
Movement
is the development of fundamental movement skills (e.g. run, wheel, jump, throw) in different environments (land, water, air, ice/snow)
Confidence
is developed in welcoming an inclusive environment that allows everyone to participate to their own abilities, in a way that challenges them.
Motivation
is developed in program environments that are fun and exciting, have a purpose to develop skills, and facilitate knowledge about activities to value the importance of being active.