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LEARNING OUTCOMES The student will:
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TEACHER GUIDELINES Assist in the improvement of technique in an appropriate range of skills in the particular activity e.g. discrete skills for the game, dance or individual activity. Provide the conditioned situation in which the skills together with the relevant strategies are to be performed. e.g. games: conditioned game dance/gym: sequence work The rules and regulations are introduced to the students in a systematic way as they participate in the activity. Students should record these as they progress through the activity. Throughout the course the students should learn to take responsibility for their own safety and that of others. Attention should be drawn to particular situations when the need arises. Students should be required to wear appropriate clothing and use the correct equipment and learn the procedures for use, storage and maintenance of equipment. |
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LEARNING OUTCOMES The student will be able to:
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TEACHER GUIDELINES Students should be introduced to ways that will assist them in devising different practices for their activity. This would include recording practices already learned and in small groups devising different practices. This enables them to become independent learners. Sensitise students to the safety aspects of the activity. Enable students to plan and design appropriate exercises/sequences for warm-up and cool-down. Assist the students in designing a personal training programme Allow students to observe the work of others and guide them in their recognition of the components of movement analysis, e.g. games: attacking/defending strategies; dance sequence or moves in yoga. |
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LEARNING OUTCOMES The student will be able to: · explore the various roles in officiating or judging the performance of any activity · understand the rules and principles applying to the activity · understand the organisation and structure of the activity at local, regional and national level · demonstrate a knowledge and understanding of basic first aid. |
TEACHER GUIDELINES Through supervision allow students to officiate, applying the rules already learned. Assist students to investigate the different structures of the activities and the purposes for these structures. |