To the authors' knowledge, no PE-based research has investigated the importance of explaining relevance to students.
In academic classrooms, there is evidence that explaining relevance may have a greater impact on student motivation and engagement than providing choice [ 31, 32].
Neither Ward et al. [ 33] nor Lonsdale et al. [ 11] investigated varying levels of choice or the effect of any other autonomy supportive strategy (e.g., explaining relevance) on students' need satisfaction, motivation, or PA levels.
In the present study, we examined these independent effects by comparing the effectiveness of: (1) "relevance" - explaining the relevance of activities; (2) "providing choice" - providing a number of PA options selected by the teacher; (3) "free choice" – providing complete free choice of activities.
This description, related to but distinct from the gender gap, helps explain the relevance of patriarchy or "rule of the fathers".
They were a poet's interpretation of femininity and beauty and only Mr. Lacroix could explain the relevance of the words he listed in his program, words like "furbelows" and "toilette" and "disorganized".
The ABC is forced to explain its relevance in the face of ongoing attacks, when its charter prioritises the very things its commercial critics would see diminished: multiculturalism, education, diversity – and independence.
"Scientists have a responsibility to explain the relevance of their work to the people they hope to study," he writes, "in order for their participation to become what it really is -- a collaborative research effort".
Too few scientists are willing to engage in public debates, to explain the relevance of their fields clearly and without jargon, and, in the process, to risk some jeering from a few colleagues.
As he turns 60, he is struggling to explain the relevance of his lifetime experience, both to party insiders who have long had mixed feelings about him and to a new generation of antiwar activists for whom Vietnam is distant history.
