Conceptions of time, socioeconomic development and cultural values

Yeganeh, Hamid

doi:10.1108/ijssp-11-2023-0305

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“…From point of view it can be seen that the priority in safety education for young people is to shape their cognitive and performance skills. But rationally planned and conducted classes should also take into account the formation of the emotional-motivational sphere by developing pro-social attitudes based on commonly accepted cultural values ( 4 ). With this in mind, it makes sense to seek various means of influencing people so that they not only know how to act and are able to do so with a proficiency that is appropriate to the emergency, but also want to do so both individually and with others in the spirit of compliance and discipline in a situation of grave danger.…”

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The validity of utilizing karate in youth safety education

Piepiora,

Gwardyński

2024

Front. Sports Act. Living

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This article aims to present a new argument on the validity of utilizing karate in youth safety education. First, the important role of safety education and the need to seek new means of influencing young people is presented and the significant role of sport in this area. The field of Far Eastern combat sports was underlined here as being particularly important because they contain internal codes of moral conduct. Therefore, the new argument is to take the perspective of karate as a combat sport, martial art, and self defence system in one. Karate as a combat sport refers to fighting skills in the following directions: traditional, sport and Olympic; and in the following systems: semi contact, knockdown, full contact, mix fighting. Karate as a martial art has a health-promoting character and emphasises the psycho-physical development of practitioners and the recognition of ethical codes. And karate as a self defence system is concerned with proficiency in out-of-sport confrontations, but also in risk assessment. Karate has been found to be an effective means in educating young people to safety, but in order for it to be effective, it needs to be adopted in its entirety. Because the combat sport perspective activates youth in physical culture, the martial art perspective educates according to norms and rules; and the self defence system perspective teaches how to act in difficult situations.

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confidence: 99%