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Teaching Children Physical Education : Becoming a Master Teacher
by Graham, GeorgeEdition:
3rd
ISBN13:
9780736062107
ISBN10:
0736062106
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Hardcover w/Disk
Pub. Date:
6/1/2008
Publisher(s):
Human Kinetics
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Summary
In this fully updated edition, George Graham, PhD, presents a concise, practical, user-friendly view of what it takes to become a master teacher of children's physical education. The book is contemporary and easy to apply in real-world teaching situations. Dr. Graham knows kidsand the challenges of teaching them.Teaching Children Physical Education, Third Edition,is valuable to future and veteran teachers alike. Future teachers will learn the skills and techniques that master teachers employ, and experienced teachers will be challenged to consider some new techniques for designing their classes, developing lessons, and adjusting tasks for individual children. All readers will learn the skills and techniques that successful teachers use to make their classes vibrant, fun, and developmentally appropriate.Graham, a university professor and public school physical education instructor who was recently named to the NASPE Hall of Fame, deftly weaves research-based information with firsthand experience in a conversational tone. The result is an easy-to-read book rich with practical advice based on what really worksin today's gymnasiums and playgrounds.Bound into every copy of the book is a DVD featuring video clips showing teachers in real-life situations as well as easy-to-print worksheets from the book. The video clips illustrate key techniques and strategies from the book. Those techniques and strategies include how to- motivate children to practice,- build positive feelings,- minimize off-task behavior and discipline problems,- create an atmosphere of learning,- maximize learning,- develop lesson content,- use a problem-solving approach,- observe and analyze,- provide feedback, and- assess children's (and your own) progress.The book includes many practical teaching scenarios that illustrate the decision-making process that master teachers use in virtually every lesson they teach. Other reader-friendly features include- chapter objectives,- author insights that make the book come alive, and- reflection questions that help teachers consider how well a lesson worked and what would have happened if they had taken a different approach.This new edition is also backed by easily downloadable ancillaries for course instructors, including an instructor guide and test and presentation packages.Teaching Children Physical Educationhas become the foundation for the shared technical language that is used in many college and university PE teacher education programs. If you're looking for an affordable text or reference that focuses on pedagogy in a down-to-earth style, Teaching Children Physical Education, Third Editionis a book you'll turn to again and again on your way to becoming a master teacher.
Table of Contents
| Preface | |
| Acknowledgments | |
| Successful Teaching | |
| The Teacher, Not Only the Contents | |
| How Is Children's Physical Education Different? | |
| Analogies of Teaching | |
| Changing and Dynamic | |
| Difficult to Capture in Words | |
| The Challenge of Teaching Children's Physical Education | |
| The Teacher Makes the Difference | |
| Pedagogy Tool Box | |
| Working Definition of "Successful" | |
| Summary | |
| Questions for Reflection | |
| References | |
| Planning to Maximize Learning | |
| The Need for Planning | |
| Tendencies to Avoid Planning | |
| Personalized Planning | |
| Planning Formats and Components | |
| Summary | |
| Questions for Reflection | |
| References | |
| Creating a Positive Learning Environment | |
| Teacher Expectancy | |
| Teacher Stereotypes | |
| Creating an Emotionally Safe Environment | |
| Determining Management Protocols for Your Classes | |
| Teaching Behavior Protocols | |
| Summary | |
| Questions for Reflection | |
| References | |
| Minimizing Off-Task Behavior and Discipline Problems | |
| Strategies for Minimizing Off-Task Behavior | |
| Discipline Problems | |
| Discipline Systems | |
| Characteristics of Effective Discipline Systems | |
| The Discipline Confrontation | |
| Summary | |
| Questions for Reflection | |
| References | |
| Getting the Lesson Started | |
| Instant Activity | |
| Why Instant Activity? | |
| Communicating the Purpose of the Lesson | |
| Traditional Ways to Start a Lesson | |
| Summary | |
| Questions for Reflection | |
| References | |
| Instructing and Demonstrating | |
| Instructing | |
| Demonstrating | |
| Checking for Understanding | |
| Students' Use of Time | |
| Definition of Categories | |
| Pinpointing | |
| Play-Teach-Play | |
| CDs and DVDs | |
| Summary | |
| Questions for Reflection | |
| References | |
| Motivating Children to Practice | |
| Three Keys to Motivating Children | |
| Eight Techniques for Motivating Children | |
| Helping Children Develop Realistic Expectations | |
| Teacher as Cheerleader | |
| Summary | |
| Questions for Reflection | |
| References | |
| Observing and Analyzing | |
| Child-Centered and Subject-Centered Decisions | |
| Observing Individuals | |
| Techniques for Observing | |
| Four Key Observation Questions | |
| Summary | |
| Questions for Reflection | |
| References | |
| Developing the Content | |
| Teacher Choices in Developing the Content | |
| Content Development Patterns | |
| Summary | |
| Questions for Reflection | |
| References | |
| Providing Feedback | |
| Types of Feedback | |
| Who Gets Your Feedback? | |
| Research on Physical Education Teacher Feedback | |
| Summary | |
| Questions for Reflections | |
| References | |
| Building Critical-Thinking Skills | |
| Value for the Children | |
| Convergent Problem Solving | |
| Divergent Problem Solving | |
| Verbal Problem Solving | |
| Effective Questioning and Problem Setting | |
| Should I Use a Direct or an Indirect Approach? | |
| Summary | |
| Questions for Reflection | |
| References | |
| Building Positive Feelings | |
| Intentional and Ever Present | |
| Techniques and Strategies | |
| Selection of Activities | |
| Competition for Children | |
| Testing | |
| Understanding Feelings | |
| Learned Helplessness | |
| Concluding Thoughts | |
| Summary | |
| Questions for Reflection | |
| References | |
| Assessing and Reporting Children's Progress | |
| Why Assess? | |
| Grading | |
| New Ways to Assess in Physical Education | |
| What to Assess | |
| How to Assess | |
| Reporting What Has Been Assessed | |
| Informal Assessments | |
| Fitness Testing | |
| Summary | |
| Questions for Reflection | |
| References | |
| Continuing to Develop as a Teacher | |
| Stages of Teaching | |
| Techniques for Continuing to Improve as a Teacher | |
| Seven Habits of Highly Effective Teachers | |
| What Type of Teacher Will You Become? | |
| Parting Thoughts | |
| Questions for Reflection | |
| References | |
| Appendix | |
| Index | |
| About the Author | |
| DVD User Instructions | |
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