Methods Of Collecting Data

Question 1

what does analytical tool mean?

Answer 1

• it is another word for collecting data

Question 2

types of collecting data:

Answer 2

• General observation schedule
• team cohesion questionnaire
• focused observation schedule
• performance profiling wheel
• sport emotion questionnaire

Question 3

what factor would you use the GOS for?

Answer 3

physical factor

Question 4

what factor would you use the TCQ for?

Answer 4

social factor

Question 5

what factor would you use the PPW for?

Answer 5

physical and emotional factor

Question 6

what factor would you use the SEQ for?

Answer 6

emotional factor

Question 7

describe the GOS:

Answer 7

who - 4 observers, 4 teams of 5
what - whiteboard with a grid on it (rebounds, steals, man to man, unmarked, other team score
where - full length court in the games hall
how - added all the tally marks up all of our tally marks of each criteria this would then tell us what our strengths and weaknesses where based on the numbers we collected

Question 8

describe the TCQ:

Answer 8

who - was assessed myself
what - 18 statements about social factors with a number 1 - 9, 1 being disagree and 9 being strongly agree
where - in the classroom
how - used the key on team dynamics and communication and would add all the numbers up. 0-38 being poor, 39-65 being average, 66-72 being effective

Question 9

describe the PPW:

Answer 9

who - yourself
what - large circle with 10 inner circles split into segments, each segment was titled such as delay or support.
where - in class
when - during class time after a lesson
how - shaded in segments depending on if i felt it was a strength or weakness

Question 10

effectiveness of GOS

Answer 10

reliable: no - watching a live game means things are missed meaning your data is inaccurate
valid: yes - everyone played 3 min games with similar ability
measurable: yes - because its quantitative data which is easy to understand and compare in the future

Question 11

effectiveness of TCQ

Answer 11

practical: yes, easy to carry out as just need to print a sheet off, easily repeatable in future
valid: yes statements were easy to understand so no mistakes where made
measurable: yes easy to understand as its qualitative data, so its easy to track progress

Question 12

effectiveness of PPW

Answer 12

practical: yes - easy to compare and repeat
reliable: yes - only if you’re honest
valid: yes - as its completed on your own