liikuntasuorituksiin

Liikuntasuorituksiin is a Finnish term used in educational contexts to refer to performance-based assessments in physical education. The term is formed from liikunta (physical activity, physical education) and suoritus (performance, achievement) with the illative plural suffix -iin, indicating tasks or activities directed toward demonstrating competence. In curricula and assessment documentation, liikuntasuorituksiin denotes the set of tasks that students are expected to perform and be evaluated on as part of their physical education grade.

In practice, liikuntasuorituksiin encompasses a range of motor skills, fitness elements, and knowledge related to safety and rules. Tasks can be performed individually or in groups and may be administered as tests, demonstrations, or observed performances. The focus is on authentic movement, technique, effort, and the ability to apply skills in different contexts, such as games, fitness challenges, or sport-specific drills. The concept also emphasizes fair play, cooperation, and appropriate safety practices.

Assessment criteria for liikuntasuorituksiin are typically described in rubrics that address multiple dimensions: motor skill execution, endurance and strength, coordination, tactical understanding, and social and behavioral aspects such as teamwork and attitude. The final grade for physical education often combines liikuntasuorituksiin with other components of assessment to reflect overall competence in physical activity and health literacy.

Examples of common tasks include endurance runs, fitness tests, skill demonstrations (throwing, catching, dribbling), sport-specific drills, and short group games or choreographed movement sequences. The exact tasks vary by curriculum, grade level, and school policy.