This document provides an overview of curriculum models and games for a physical education class focusing on badminton. It outlines three organized games with increasing complexity to teach tactical skills: 1) Divided court game with one-third of a badminton court to focus on attacking open spaces and defensive positioning; 2) Half-court game adding rules around serving and catching; 3) Half-court singles game to further develop attacking, defensive skills and player movement. The activities aim to familiarize students with tactical problems in badminton like creating and defending space, in preparation for more advanced badminton skills.
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This document provides an overview of curriculum models and games for a physical education class focusing on badminton. It outlines three organized games with increasing complexity to teach tactical skills: 1) Divided court game with one-third of a badminton court to focus on attacking open spaces and defensive positioning; 2) Half-court game adding rules around serving and catching; 3) Half-court singles game to further develop attacking, defensive skills and player movement. The activities aim to familiarize students with tactical problems in badminton like creating and defending space, in preparation for more advanced badminton skills.
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HPE 2204
Curriculum Models in Physical Education
Tutorial One Games for understanding A tactical games approach Recap Tutorial times SEPEP Tournaments Lecture content Siedentop Reading Curriculum Models Readings for Week 1 and Week 2 Traditional Approach Student lessons 4x4or5peer teaching Lesson 1 1. Introduction 2. Warm-up (Task Cards) 3. Forehand Grip & Shuttle Bounce 4. Shuttle Catch 5. Conclusion & Facts about Badminton Group Discussion Badminton training session Game Type: Divided Court Common Objectives and Demands Group Discussion Definition Strategy: (pre-planed) an overall plan prepared in advance which should take account of your own and opposing strengths and weaknesses Tactic: (evolved based on tactic) pre-planned ideas for small units as well as flexible in-game responses to changing events 1. Organisation Divided Court 1 Court Area Model 1/3 of a Babington court (grand tour) Conduct Rules Opportunity to discuss fair play Common language: base line, sideline, divided court Procedural Rules Use both hands: getting the body balanced behind the ball(good positioning) To get a continuous rally Tactical Solution Attack: Send the object over the barrier into a space where the opponent is not Power, speed, deception, placement Defence: Cover and deny space, positioning is crucial HPE2204 Semester 2 2016
2. Organisation Divided Court 2
Court Area Half court hight at maximum Conduct Rules Fair play, sportsman ship, deciding on who beginnings first (birth date) Procedural Rules 1 hand throw to serve, 2 hands to catch the ball on the full, no bounce, throw with 2 hunds thereafter (any type of throw) cant make contact with the net Tactical Solution Attack: Send the object over the barrier into a space where the opponent is not Power, speed, deception, placement Space (sending the opponent forward and back) Defence: Cover and deny space, positioning is crucial Link to Badminton Students at the Middle Childhood and Early Adolescence phase of development should be directed to setting up an attack by creating space on the opposite side of the net and on defending space on their own side of the net. Creating and defending space are two tactical problems fundamental to the game of badminton. Participating in DC1/DC2 and through appropriate teacher questions students will become familiar with the level of strategic and tactical complexity required for divided court games. Experience will inform the teacher when the skills of the overhead clear and drop shot can be introduced to the game of Badminton. 3. Badminton - Half Court Singles Game Court Area As above Conduct Rules As above Procedural Rules Start anywhere in the court Winner proceeds to serve Can make the net higher to make it more neutral Tactical Solution Attack: Send the object over the barrier into a space where the opponent is not HPE2204 Semester 2 2016
Power, speed, deception, placement
Space (sending the opponent forward and back)
Defence: Cover and deny space, positioning is crucial
NB No comment is made about racquet parts or grip. Grip can be corrected individually (Frying pan grip) Service is a difficult skill that modified equipment may rectify