ftce book Flashcards
tactical games approach
designed to promote cognitive connections with the physical aspects of play and focuses heavily on building students decision making skills
what is the goal of tactical games approach
to develop the cognitive aspects of team sports that include skills, decision making, strategies, and fostering understanding
metacognition
the knowledge of how someone knows something
cooperative learning
a student centered, non competitive approach that develops tasks around group work or through collaboration
affective domain
includes values, feelings, and sportsmanship
skill themes approach
an elementary physical education framework that aids in the development of the fundamental movement skills (locomotor, non locomotor, and manipulative)
the purpose of physical education
to ensure that students are physically literate
what does physically literate mean?
the ability to move with competence and confidence in a wide range of different physical activities in multiple environments that benefit the healthy development of the whole person
what is SHAPE
SHAPE is the national governing body of physical education
Behaviorism
a repetitive approach
what is the goal of behaviorism
to repeat task until achieved mastery
who would behaviorism approach be best used for
students who need more direction, as it could demotivate high performing students
cognitivism
are that students will be unable to master movement without understanding the movement, therefore, emphasis on on both cognitive and psychomotor domains
constructivism
getting students actively involved during the learning process
humanism
focuses on the affective and cognitive domains, takes a student centered and holistic approach
what is an effective physical education program
is student centered and attempts to balance short term goals with lifelong health and fitness
what is the purpose of assessment
to determine or measure student learning and to identify strengths and areas of weakness
what does PYFP stand for
Presidential Youth Fitness Program
ways for evaluating effectiveness
track student progress over time, heart rate data collection, students oral and written responses on quizzes and tests
protective equipment
should be used to prevent injury (shin guards, helmets, weather appropriate clothing
What should students have when class is outside?
protective clothing, hats, and sunscreen should be encouraged, and water should be easily accessible
emergency plan
should be in place and teachers should be certified in first aid and CPR or have knowledge of actions to take for common injuries in physical education
self efficacy
teachers can create an environment where all students can succeed, which helps build student confidence in the ability to complete more difficult tasks
intrinsic motivation
when someone is motivated to do something for personal reward or satisfaction
