Valuation Of the Degree of Health Awareness Among Students of The Sports Institute in Ranya City

Abstract

The purpose of the study is to determine the degree of health consciousness among the students at the Ranya Institute of Physical Education. Determine the disparities in health awareness between students in the study areas at the Institute of Physical Education in the city of Ranya. Using a thorough enumeration procedure, the study population was specifically discovered and chosen, and its sample was drawn from students at the Institute of Physical Education in the city of Ranya. A total of 220 kids in the second, third, fourth, and fifth grades were part of the research community. Because they lacked experience, (80) pupils were not allowed to start in the first grade. Additionally, students that took part in the pilot study were disqualified. Consequently, 120 students, or 54% of the entire research community, made up the final sample size. To address the research challenge, the researchers employed a descriptive survey approach. The researchers came to the following conclusions after gathering and debating the research findings in order to meet the study's goals: Students at the Institute of Physical Education in the city of Ranya demonstrated a high degree of health awareness; the overall health awareness percentage for all areas was 64.01%. - With a response rate of 79.16%, the area of participating in sports had the greatest level of health awareness. The statement, "Practicing sports activities helps the body perform its functions," received 4.70% of the responses. With a response score of 56.68%, the topic of keeping an athletic physique had the lowest level of health awareness. The answer rate for the paragraph that said, "I am interested in knowing how the vital organs in my body work," was 3.63%.