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Abstract
Physical education didactics focuses on how this subject is taught and learned, being crucial to maximizing its effectiveness in the classroom from its physical benefits, its impact on emotional and social well-being. The objective of this research has been to analyze the impact on physical education teaching strategies in educational institutions in Monteria Córdoba, Colombia. The methodology focuses on the positive paradigm, through the application of a measurement instrument of eight independent variables with 20 indicators, and a dependent variable with four indicators. The sample is composed of 244 students from five high school educational institutions, representing 81% of the population studied. With Cronbach’s Alpha equal to 0.877, using SPSS 28.0, the scale was reliable. The results were extracted from five statistical analyses to corroborate the eight established hypotheses, descriptive statistics, factor analysis, ROC Curve, Linear Regression and structural equations. The discussion of the results included a meta-analysis of articles on teaching in physical education in the journal Retos, to demonstrate the contributions of this study with the previous ones. Of the eight hypotheses, two of them are partially fulfilled, one is not fulfilled, and the rest are fully fulfilled. The main conclusions are that the evaluation of the teaching process, measurement of teaching in pedagogical practice and the Teaching Process, have a positive impact on the teaching strategies of physical education in educational institutions studied.






