Philippine Constitution Quiz

Questions and Answers

True

It helps develop character, promotes a healthy lifestyle, and sets a person up for a happy and productive youth life.

The practice of Physical Education and Sports is a fundamental right for all. (correct)

There are no rights associated with Physical Education.

Physical Education is optional for all.

Physical Education is a privilege only for elite athletes.

The state shall promote Physical Education and encourage sports programs. Signup and view all the answers

To instill an appreciation of physical development hand in hand with mental development in social activities. Signup and view all the answers

1969 Signup and view all the answers

False Signup and view all the answers

1978 Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Physical Education (PE) is legally compulsory in many cultures and is vital for character development.
Promotes a healthy lifestyle, contributing to happiness and productivity during youth.

The 1987 Philippine Constitution symbolizes statehood and serves as the political system's core institution.
Emphasis on instilling democratic principles and ideals among citizens.
Article XIV, Section 19 mandates the government to promote Physical Education and sports programs, fostering self-discipline and teamwork.

Article 1 of the International Charter of Physical Education asserts that practice in PE and Sports is a fundamental right.
This right is viewed as essential as adequate food, shelter, and medical care.

All educational institutions must conduct regular sports activities, collaborating with athletic clubs.
Establishes a teaching system for PE aimed at improving physical fitness, self-discipline, and confidence.

Promoting Physical Education contributes to the development of healthy communities and citizens.
Engaging in sports fosters awareness of health benefits, supported by the idea "Healthy body makes a healthy mind."

Presidential Decree No. 6 emphasizes the need for enhancing educational technology in PE and developing quality instructional materials.
Basic Physical Education courses required in the first two years of college as per DECS Order No. 58, series of 1990.

The 1978 International Charter of Physical Education was the first to recognize sports as a part of human rights.
It states that everyone should be free to develop both physical and intellectual capacities, with guaranteed access to PE and sports.

Enacted on June 21, 1969, as "The Schools Physical Education and Sports Development Act."
Mandates an integrated PE and sports development program in all Philippine schools, guided by principles linking physical and mental development.