Games and Sports

    Unit code: SPE2200 | Study level: Undergraduate
    12
    (Generally, 1 credit = 10 hours of classes and independent study.)
    Footscray Park
    N/A
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    Overview

    This unit provides students with an exploration and experience of games and sports, including athletics, for participation and performance in contemporary physical activity and movement contexts. Students will develop an understanding of different types of games and sports, including athletics; experience the delivery of movement opportunities through games, sports, and athletics; use their knowledge and skills to apply movement concepts and strategies in games, sports and athletics; practice specialised movement skills and apply them in different movement situations; transfer movement concepts and strategies between games; modify games and activities for participation and skill development; and use feedback to improve performance in games, sports, and athletics. These concepts will be explored through theoretical understanding and participation in games, sports, and athletics.

    Learning Outcomes

    On successful completion of this unit, students will be able to:

    1. Contextualise and review different types of games and sports related to physical activity participation;
    2. Design and demonstrate experiences to apply movement skills, concepts and strategies in games, sports, and athletics with responsibility and accountability;
    3. Modify games and activities for participation and skill development for children with creativity and judgement; and
    4. Develop and demonstrate activities to develop specialised movement skills in games, sports, and athletics.

    Assessment

    For Melbourne campuses

    Assessment type: Test
    |
    Grade: 20%
    Online quizzes x 7
    Assessment type: Assignment
    |
    Grade: 30%
    Sport Information Cards
    Assessment type: Presentation
    |
    Grade: 50%
    Instructional Presentation

    Required reading

    Selected readings will be made available via the unit VU Collaborate site.

    As part of a course

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