The document discusses using games like divided court badminton to teach students tactics and strategy. It explains how to set up two divided court games and the rules, then discusses how this links to teaching concepts for badminton like creating and defending space. The document emphasizes using these games to familiarize students with the strategic thinking required for badminton before introducing overhead shots and drops.
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The document discusses using games like divided court badminton to teach students tactics and strategy. It explains how to set up two divided court games and the rules, then discusses how this links to teaching concepts for badminton like creating and defending space. The document emphasizes using these games to familiarize students with the strategic thinking required for badminton before introducing overhead shots and drops.
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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: an overall plan prepared in advance which should take account of your own and opposing strengths and weaknesses Tactic: pre-planned ideas for small units as well as flexible in-game responses to changing events 1. Organisation Divided Court 1 Court Area Take students on a grand tour to identify where the court area is. Conduct Rules Etiquette; shake hands with opponent before and after every game, Fair play; if the object goes out of court do not lie about it, Keep accurate scores; do not cheat. Procedural Rules Must contact the ball with two hands, must be at the base line to serve Tactical Solution Attack: Send the object over the barrier into space where the opponent is not. Power, Spin, Deception and Placement. Defence: To cover and deny space. Positioning is crucial for all divided court games. Narrow the opponents options. HPE2204 Semester 2 2016
2. Organisation Divided Court 2
Court Area Use half a badminton court, with nets on maximum height Conduct Rules As above Procedural Rules One hand throw behind base line, two hands to catch ball on full. Two hands to throw ball, in any form, no contact with net. Tactical Solution Attack: placement, power, spin, deception Defence: Covering and denying space, positioning crucial, footwork one foot promoted. 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 court but must be behind service line Tactical Solution Attack: as above Defence: as above 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 HPE2204 Semester 2 2016
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