Physical Education and School Engagement
Chapter from the book:
Uluç,
E.
A.
&
Yıldız,
M.
(eds.)
2023.
Research on Sport Sciences- III.
Synopsis
The concept of school engagement, which is the main subject of the study, is a very important part of the field of educational administration in terms of examining students' academic success and their sense of belonging to the school. It has been determined as a result of preliminary research that students' school engagement positively affects their academic achievement, and it has been determined that studies on school engagement are also carried out in our country.
Commitment to school means the dedication, responsibility and perseverance students show towards their education and academic pursuits. It includes actively participating in learning, attending classes regularly, completing assignments and homework, studying effectively, and striving for academic excellence.
Being a student athlete is not an easy feat. It takes a unique blend of passion, discipline and perseverance to excel both on the field and in the classroom. Student athletes face the challenge of balancing their athletic commitments with their academic responsibilities. However, it is thanks to their unwavering commitment to school that they display a remarkable character and make themselves successful in all areas of life.
Student-athletes' dedication to school is a testament to their dedication, perseverance, and pursuit of excellence in all aspects of their lives. Demonstrates the ability to balance rigorous athletic schedules with academic responsibilities, exceptional time management skills, a strong work ethic, and a passion for personal growth. Through their unwavering commitment to both school and sport, student-athletes develop the skills, character and stamina needed to excel not only on the field, but also in their future endeavors. By recognizing and celebrating their achievements, we can inspire and empower the next generation of student-athletes to embrace the dual commitment and create a legacy of success in both academia and athletics.