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Game sense is an inquiry-based approach to teaching sports that focuses on playing games to develop skills rather than separate skill practice. It emphasizes fun, thinking, communicating, and challenging oneself and others. The key Game Sense model involves students first recognizing game problems, then understanding rules and decision-making, and finally tactics and skill execution. Game Sense promotes using fundamental movement skills within games to enhance physical ability and decision-making. It allows students to take ownership over their learning while developing social and problem-solving skills through team-based game play.
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The document discusses game sense, a teaching method based on Teaching Games for Understanding. Game sense uses modified games and a student-centered approach to develop skills through active participation. It emphasizes tactics, motor skills, and game-first lesson planning rather than practice-first. Game sense benefits students by allowing skills development through modified games, flexibility to individual skill levels, and social/self-expression skill growth. It aligns with communication, decision-making, movement, and rules-based skills in the physical education syllabus.
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This document introduces Game Sense, a new approach to teaching physical education that focuses on modified games, problem solving, decision making, and fun over strict technical skills. It summarizes that Game Sense aims to create an inclusive environment through modified games tailored to students' development levels. Students will work on fundamental movement skills within the context of these games while also developing social, emotional and intellectual skills. The class will choose modified games like netball and basketball to play this term to experience the Game Sense approach.
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Game Sense is a student-centered teaching approach in physical education that uses modified games to develop students' skills, strategies, and decision-making. It emphasizes collaboration and problem-solving within games rather than isolated skill practice. The approach incorporates fundamental movement skills and encourages participation through inclusive games tailored for different abilities. Game Sense provides an environment where students can discuss strategies, make decisions within games, and learn through peer interaction rather than direct instruction. It aligns with curriculum goals of developing students' physical, mental, social and communication skills through a positive approach focused on enjoyment and inclusion in physical activity.
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The document discusses the game sense approach for teaching physical education. Game sense is a learner-centered approach that focuses on playing games and asking questions to develop tactical, strategic and motor skills, rather than isolated skill drills. It emphasizes fun, interaction and using games to develop life skills like leadership, communication and decision making. There are four categories of games - target, striking/fielding, net/wall, and invasion/territory games. The game sense approach is meant to lead students to healthy, active lives through developing skills and understanding through game play experiences.
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The document discusses the game sense approach to teaching physical education. It is a modified game strategy that engages students through thinking, communicating, and challenges. It involves modifying game rules, areas, and equipment to assist students of varying abilities and increase inclusion. The game sense approach encourages students to think during games by asking reflective questions. It focuses on fundamental skills and tactical knowledge through player-centered activities disguised as fun games.
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Game sense is an approach to teaching physical education (PE) that focuses on playing the game rather than isolated skill drills. Research has shown that the game sense approach develops important skills like decision making, problem solving, teamwork and enjoyment of physical activity. It allows students to learn skills within the context of the game in a more engaging way. The game sense approach aligns with the goals of the NSW PDHPE K-6 syllabus of developing students' values, skills and engagement in PE. For these reasons, the author wants to use a game sense approach in their own PE teaching.
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Game sense is an approach to physical education that focuses on playing games to develop skills. It allows students to make decisions and have fun while learning fundamental movement skills. Game sense explores key pedagogical concepts and theory, making it a useful method for teaching. Schools use game sense because it engages students to learn skills like running, jumping, and throwing through various games. Students find it fun, so they are more motivated to learn. Game sense allows students to combine skills, tactics, and athletic ability, improving performance. It takes a game-first approach, so students learn skills in context before practicing them separately.
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This document introduces Game Sense, a new approach to teaching physical education that focuses on modified games, problem solving, decision making, and fun over strict technical skills. It summarizes that Game Sense aims to create an inclusive environment through modified games tailored to students' development levels. Students will work on fundamental movement skills within the context of these games while also developing social, emotional and intellectual skills. The class will choose modified games like netball and basketball to play this term to experience the Game Sense approach.
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Game Sense is a student-centered teaching approach in physical education that uses modified games to develop students' skills, strategies, and decision-making. It emphasizes collaboration and problem-solving within games rather than isolated skill practice. The approach incorporates fundamental movement skills and encourages participation through inclusive games tailored for different abilities. Game Sense provides an environment where students can discuss strategies, make decisions within games, and learn through peer interaction rather than direct instruction. It aligns with curriculum goals of developing students' physical, mental, social and communication skills through a positive approach focused on enjoyment and inclusion in physical activity.
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The document discusses the game sense approach for teaching physical education. Game sense is a learner-centered approach that focuses on playing games and asking questions to develop tactical, strategic and motor skills, rather than isolated skill drills. It emphasizes fun, interaction and using games to develop life skills like leadership, communication and decision making. There are four categories of games - target, striking/fielding, net/wall, and invasion/territory games. The game sense approach is meant to lead students to healthy, active lives through developing skills and understanding through game play experiences.
Game sense
The document discusses the game sense approach to teaching physical education. It is a modified game strategy that engages students through thinking, communicating, and challenges. It involves modifying game rules, areas, and equipment to assist students of varying abilities and increase inclusion. The game sense approach encourages students to think during games by asking reflective questions. It focuses on fundamental skills and tactical knowledge through player-centered activities disguised as fun games.
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Game sense is an approach to teaching physical education (PE) that focuses on playing the game rather than isolated skill drills. Research has shown that the game sense approach develops important skills like decision making, problem solving, teamwork and enjoyment of physical activity. It allows students to learn skills within the context of the game in a more engaging way. The game sense approach aligns with the goals of the NSW PDHPE K-6 syllabus of developing students' values, skills and engagement in PE. For these reasons, the author wants to use a game sense approach in their own PE teaching.
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Game sense is an approach to physical education that focuses on playing games to develop skills. It allows students to make decisions and have fun while learning fundamental movement skills. Game sense explores key pedagogical concepts and theory, making it a useful method for teaching. Schools use game sense because it engages students to learn skills like running, jumping, and throwing through various games. Students find it fun, so they are more motivated to learn. Game sense allows students to combine skills, tactics, and athletic ability, improving performance. It takes a game-first approach, so students learn skills in context before practicing them separately.
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Game sense is an approach to teaching physical education that focuses on placing students directly into game situations to explore and develop their own skills, rather than having skills explained by teachers. It allows students to actively engage in sports and games while developing important skills and knowledge through first-hand experience. Adopting this game sense approach will be beneficial for class 6N as it is highly engaging, promotes participation, and caters to all ability levels in a fun, motivating way. Their physical education lessons will implement this by exposing students to basketball and Oz tag through game-based learning over multiple weeks to develop fundamental movement skills.
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This document provides an overview of the Game Sense approach to teaching physical education. Game Sense focuses on playing games first to develop an understanding of the game, before emphasizing specific skills. It encourages self-reflection through questioning rather than feedback. The benefits for students include developing cognitive skills through engaging game play, taking control over their learning, and acquiring transferable skills like decision-making. A Game Sense lesson would involve explaining rules briefly, observing game play with variations, and posing post-game questions. It relates to the physical education curriculum by providing opportunities for decision-making, interaction, problem-solving and understanding cooperation in games.
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Game Sense is an approach to teaching skills through modified games that emphasizes strategy, collaboration, and decision-making over isolated technique training. It allows students to learn skills in a game context, focusing on understanding rather than pure execution. The coach acts as a facilitator, guiding students to solve problems and meet the demands of the game through questioning rather than instruction. This empowers students to develop physical and mental skills relevant to the sport. Game Sense incorporates fundamental movement skills and is engaging for students, helping them learn and succeed in physical education.
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Game Sense is an approach to coaching that focuses on player-centered learning. It involves 6 steps that build fundamental movement skills through modified games leading up to a performance. The goals are to develop decision making skills and transfer skills learned to different physical activities and sports. Fundamental movement skills like balance, jumping, throwing, and kicking are important for developing lifelong commitment to physical activity. They are taught within game-like situations through the Game Sense approach.
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This document discusses the game sense approach to teaching physical education lessons. It defines game sense as an approach that engages students in developing both skills and tactical understanding of games. It emphasizes the importance of fundamental movement skills for physical, mental and social development. Game sense activities include modified small-sided games, guided discovery, and questioning to promote tactical and motor learning. These activities allow students to develop skills while understanding different game concepts. The strengths of the game sense approach are that it enhances student engagement, participation and learning through observing, modifying games, and taking responsibility. The approach will be implemented in the teacher's year 6 PE program through embedding it in the games and activities.
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Game Sense is a student-centered approach to physical education that uses modified games and activities to develop students' skills, tactical awareness, decision-making, and higher-order thinking in a fun context. It focuses on play rather than isolated techniques. Questioning is used to stimulate discussion and critical thinking about game concepts. At its core, Game Sense emphasizes social interaction and teamwork to support learning and confidence. It aligns with outcomes in the NSW PDHPE syllabus by encouraging physical development, positive attitudes toward activity, and applying movement skills in cooperative games following rules.
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The Game Sense Approach focuses on the Teaching Games for Understanding (TGfU) model which uses modified games and activities to develop students' skills in decision making, problem solving, and understanding. This student-centered approach encourages communication and involvement of all students. Lessons focus more on movement and playing the game than practicing techniques. The TGfU model provides inquiry-based learning where students can create their own understandings and skills while actively participating. Game sense consolidates physical, intellectual, and social learning to provide positive experiences in physical education.
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The document discusses the Game Sense approach to teaching physical education. Game Sense uses modified games as a way to develop students' tactical, strategic and skills-based learning. It encourages students to make decisions and solve problems within game scenarios. The approach integrates physical, intellectual and social skills development. Teachers can address numerous curriculum outcomes through Game Sense by engaging students in modified games.
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The Game Sense Approach is a learner-centered pedagogy used in PE classes that focuses on modified games and activities rather than isolated skills. It involves designing game-like activities, questioning students to generate ideas for improvement, collaboratively developing solutions to test, and reflecting on the results. The approach develops skills like balance, jumping, throwing within the context of decision-making in a game. It encourages an active, collaborative learning environment where students experiment with performance solutions. The Game Sense Approach aims to develop "thinking players" and promote participation, motivation, and a positive attitude towards sports.
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Game sense is a pedagogy used in physical education that focuses on developing fundamental movement skills through modified games rather than isolated drills. It involves practicing skills in game-like scenarios to better prepare students for real games. Game sense improves students' problem solving, collaboration skills, and active participation compared to traditional PE. It also makes learning skills more fun for students.
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Game Sense Approach is a student-centered, inquiry-based physical education method that focuses on developing game understanding over isolated skills. It emphasizes active learning through modified games and student decision-making. The benefits include facilitating student exploration, problem-solving, and reflection through group collaboration. By addressing key learning areas and skills, Game Sense Approach helps meet the NSW physical education curriculum standards.
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Game Sense is an approach to coaching that focuses on player-centered learning. It involves 6 steps that build fundamental movement skills through modified games leading up to a performance. The goals are to develop decision making skills and transfer skills learned to different physical activities and sports. Fundamental movement skills like balance, jumping, throwing, and kicking are important for developing lifelong commitment to physical activity. They are taught within game-like situations through the Game Sense approach.
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This document discusses the game sense approach to teaching physical education lessons. It defines game sense as an approach that engages students in developing both skills and tactical understanding of games. It emphasizes the importance of fundamental movement skills for physical, mental and social development. Game sense activities include modified small-sided games, guided discovery, and questioning to promote tactical and motor learning. These activities allow students to develop skills while understanding different game concepts. The strengths of the game sense approach are that it enhances student engagement, participation and learning through observing, modifying games, and taking responsibility. The approach will be implemented in the teacher's year 6 PE program through embedding it in the games and activities.
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Game Sense is a student-centered approach to physical education that uses modified games and activities to develop students' skills, tactical awareness, decision-making, and higher-order thinking in a fun context. It focuses on play rather than isolated techniques. Questioning is used to stimulate discussion and critical thinking about game concepts. At its core, Game Sense emphasizes social interaction and teamwork to support learning and confidence. It aligns with outcomes in the NSW PDHPE syllabus by encouraging physical development, positive attitudes toward activity, and applying movement skills in cooperative games following rules.
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Game sense is a new approach to teaching sports that focuses on games rather than isolated skills. It allows students to develop their own understandings, think strategically, and have fun. The game sense approach modifies games so students can be actively involved at their own skill level. It emphasizes problem solving, communication, and developing tactical awareness through questions rather than direct instruction. Game sense links to the physical education syllabus by promoting students' development in playing games and the related physical, social, and intellectual skills.
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Game Sense is a student-centered approach to physical education developed in Australia that focuses on actively involving students in game play rather than separate skills. It allows students to develop fundamental movement skills and understanding of tactics through modified games of increasing complexity. There are four categories of games used in Game Sense: invasion, target, court/net, and striking/fielding games. The benefits of the Game Sense approach include improved cognitive, social and conflict resolution skills as students learn rules and skills within the context of playing games rather than separate from game play.
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The Game Sense Approach focuses on the Teaching Games for Understanding (TGfU) model which uses modified games and activities to develop students' skills in decision making, problem solving, and understanding. This student-centered approach encourages communication and involvement of all students. Lessons focus more on movement and playing the game than practicing techniques. The TGfU model provides inquiry-based learning where students can create their own understandings and skills while actively participating. Game sense consolidates physical, intellectual, and social learning to provide positive experiences in physical education.
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The document discusses the Game Sense approach to teaching physical education. Game Sense uses modified games as a way to develop students' tactical, strategic and skills-based learning. It encourages students to make decisions and solve problems within game scenarios. The approach integrates physical, intellectual and social skills development. Teachers can address numerous curriculum outcomes through Game Sense by engaging students in modified games.
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The Game Sense Approach is a learner-centered pedagogy used in PE classes that focuses on modified games and activities rather than isolated skills. It involves designing game-like activities, questioning students to generate ideas for improvement, collaboratively developing solutions to test, and reflecting on the results. The approach develops skills like balance, jumping, throwing within the context of decision-making in a game. It encourages an active, collaborative learning environment where students experiment with performance solutions. The Game Sense Approach aims to develop "thinking players" and promote participation, motivation, and a positive attitude towards sports.
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Game sense is a pedagogy used in physical education that focuses on developing fundamental movement skills through modified games rather than isolated drills. It involves practicing skills in game-like scenarios to better prepare students for real games. Game sense improves students' problem solving, collaboration skills, and active participation compared to traditional PE. It also makes learning skills more fun for students.
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This document discusses the Game Sense approach to teaching physical education. It explains that unlike the traditional approach which focuses on isolated skills, Game Sense is a student-centered approach that develops skills and understanding through modified games. It provides details on how Game Sense is taught, the skills and tactics it develops, its benefits over traditional methods, and strengths for implementing it in physical education.
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Game Sense Approach is a student-centered, inquiry-based physical education method that focuses on developing game understanding over isolated skills. It emphasizes active learning through modified games and student decision-making. The benefits include facilitating student exploration, problem-solving, and reflection through group collaboration. By addressing key learning areas and skills, Game Sense Approach helps meet the NSW physical education curriculum standards.
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The Game Sense approach to teaching physical education was developed in the 1990s as a learner-centered alternative to traditional skill-based instruction. It focuses on developing skills within the context of playing the game, allowing modifications for different skill levels. Game Sense is divided into four categories - target, striking, net/wall, and invasion/territorial games. Unlike direct skill instruction, it uses questioning to guide student reflection on technique and tactics. Studies have shown benefits of Game Sense in developing students' skills, confidence, cooperation and decision-making abilities across the curriculum.
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Game Sense is a pedagogical approach used in physical education that focuses on developing students' understanding of games rather than techniques. It encourages modified games, student-centered learning, and inquiry-based problem solving. The approach aims to develop students' fundamental movement skills, cooperative learning skills, and ability to read and strategize in games.
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Game sense is an approach to physical education (PE) that focuses on using modified games as the main part of lessons rather than isolated skill drills. It is student-centered and aims to develop fundamental movement skills through inquiry-based learning within game play. Some key strengths of this approach are that it promotes participation and enjoyment for all ability levels, builds students' confidence through experience of success, and allows skills to develop organically through game play rather than direct instruction. The game sense approach aligns well with the goals of developing positive attitudes towards physical activity and interpersonal skills in the NSW PDHPE curriculum.
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- Game sense is a pedagogical approach used to teach games and sports that focuses on student-centered learning and developing tactical awareness through game play rather than technical skills. It allows students to learn at their own pace through exploration and problem-solving.
- Fundamental movement skills are the basic building blocks for physical activity and include skills like running, jumping, throwing, and catching. These skills should be taught sequentially from initial to formative to mature stages for students to develop competency.
- Implementing a game sense approach in physical education offers benefits like developing students' confidence and competence in physical activity, encouraging participation, and helping students appreciate movement.
Game sense approach
The document discusses the game sense approach to teaching physical education. It explains that the game sense approach involves students developing an understanding of sports and physical activities so they can modify games to appropriately challenge themselves. It emphasizes stopping games regularly to question students on how to perform skills and progress tasks. The game sense approach keeps students engaged by encouraging individual and team efforts and adapting games. It is an effective holistic learning style that is cognitive, social, and physical.
Game sense
Game Sense is a conceptual approach to teaching physical education that emphasizes learning through modified games and problem-solving in a game environment. It focuses on small-sided games, modifying full games, guided discovery, prioritizing game play over isolated drills, and grouping similar games. Game Sense allows students to make decisions, practice a variety of skills at once, communicate, and participate fully. It links to outcomes in the PDHPE syllabus such as fundamental movement skills, enjoyment of physical activity, cooperation, and decision-making.
Game Sense
The document discusses the Game Sense approach to teaching physical education. It explains that Game Sense is based on Teaching Games for Understanding (TGfU), which presents problems to students through modified games. As a teacher using Game Sense, the role is to facilitate student problem solving and questioning to develop tactical skills alongside physical skills. The benefits of Game Sense include enhancing student engagement and participation through a sense of ownership over their learning. It allows all students to be actively involved according to their abilities.
Miss Lisa’s 3B PDHPE Class - Game Sense Approach
This presentation provides an overview of the Game Sense approach to teaching physical education. Game Sense focuses on a learner-centered approach that enhances students' skills through game exploration and problem solving. It emphasizes tactical decision making over direct instruction by regularly stopping games for student reflection. Research has shown benefits include increased game literacy, skill development at individual paces, and more enjoyment. By addressing each child's skills, Game Sense allows all students to participate successfully in physical education.
PDHPE game sense ppt.
The document discusses the benefits of using a Game Sense approach in physical education classes. Game Sense focuses on developing students' fundamental movement skills and sport tactics through engaging game play, rather than isolating skills. Students learn by participating in modified games where they problem solve and make tactical decisions with teacher guidance. This allows students to understand how to play whole games, develop lifelong physical literacy, and have fun while learning.
The game sense approach
The Game Sense approach is an Australian variation of Teaching Games for Understanding that uses modified games as the main component of physical education lessons to develop students' decision-making, movement knowledge, and movement capability. It focuses on strategic thinking over technical skills and facilitates student reflection and social interaction. Research has shown the Game Sense approach improves students' skills, social relationships, engagement, and attitude toward sports. Its strengths include developing students' personal and social skills while creating an inclusive learning environment aligned with curriculum outcomes.
Game Sense Approach
The Game Sense Approach was developed in the mid-1990s as a student-centered approach that prioritizes students' needs and abilities over the importance of the game. It focuses on allowing students to experience and learn games before concepts and skills are taught, increasing motivation. The approach helps students learn to problem solve, make decisions, and think tactically within an inclusive environment. Adopting this approach can encourage physical activity and develop students' physical, mental, social, and spiritual wellbeing in relation to the NSW PDHPE syllabus.
Game Sense- PDHPE
Game sense is a student-centered approach to teaching physical education that focuses on playing games rather than isolated skill practice. It encourages students to develop tactical awareness, decision-making skills, and problem-solving during game play. The role of the teacher is to plan organized sessions, prompt students with questions rather than corrections, and provide positive feedback to reinforce learning within the game. Using game sense has strengths such as maximizing participation, fun, inclusion, and allowing students to learn skills in a meaningful context through discovery and reflection.
Games Sense Powerpoint for 5R
5R students are learning games using a Games Sense approach, which focuses on playing the full game rather than isolated skills. Games Sense modifies games to suit different skill levels and encourages thinking about strategy through open-ended questioning. Some examples of games taught using this approach are invasion games like soccer and netball, which help students develop tactical skills and decision-making through positive participation.
Game Sense Presentation
Game sense is an approach to physical education that focuses on developing fundamental movement skills and strategic thinking through modified games. The goal is to improve students' understanding of games rather than perfecting execution. Small group games allow more students to be active and interact socially. Students learn to critique their own skills and decision making. Game sense benefits students by prioritizing engagement, inclusion, problem solving, and developing a lifelong interest in physical activity over athletic performance.
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Game Sense, also known as TGfU (Teaching Games for Understanding), is a student-centered approach to physical education that focuses on learning through game play rather than techniques. It encourages students to connect their skills to game requirements. Game Sense considers individual student attributes and allows them to use problem-solving skills during games. It progresses learning from basic movement knowledge to complex decision making, with the student rather than teacher as the main decision maker. Benefits include increased participation, motivation, and tailoring for diverse abilities.
PDHPE Game Sense Approach
This document discusses the Game Sense approach to teaching physical education. Game Sense focuses on having students play games rather than isolate skills, allowing them to develop fundamental movement skills through game play. It emphasizes cooperation, decision making, and problem solving. Common games used are invasion games, striking/fielding games, and games modified with inclusive rules. The document also outlines 12 fundamental movement skills and reasons the Game Sense approach aligns with physical education curriculum goals like promoting physical activity, social skills, and responsibility.
Game Sense PP
Game Sense is a teaching approach based on Light's model that develops students' sport skills and physical abilities through modified games and student-centered activities. It focuses on invasion, net/wall, target, and strike/field categories. Game Sense allows students to think about tactics and techniques in an inquiry-based manner rather than being taught directly. It provides opportunities for dialogue, collaboration, and reflection. Adopting a Game Sense approach can optimize student engagement in physical education and motivate them to enjoy sports.
Miss Fadel's 2F Game Sense approach
PDHPE teachers commonly use the Game Sense approach in physical education classes. Game Sense was developed in Australia in the 1990s and focuses on building students' tactical understanding, decision-making skills, and overall sense of the game. It is a student-centered approach that modifies games to actively involve all students and promote learning through problem-solving and reflection. Game Sense can be applied to various sports and is suitable for all ages and skill levels.
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- 1. Game Sense What? Why? Where? Who? And How? By: Miss El-Asmar
- 2. Your children in the spotlight! Game sense focuses on your child, allowing them to build and develop their skills and knowledge all whilst being physically active (Pill, 2016).
- 3. What is Game Sense? Game sense is a student created, inquiry based approach in sports education (Pill, 2016), which focuses on playing games to achieve skills rather than the learning and practicing skills before playing games (Light, 2013). Placing students in real time game situations to acquire and develop skills, within minimal coaching. Students learn techniques through participation in a real life game scenario.
- 4. Game Sense means …. • Just having fun Enjoying the activity with peers without focus on skills, talents or winning. • Thinking Observing the game play and thinking about how to achieve goals and aim of the game. • Communicating Communicating with peers, talking about strategies including all team mates in the game. • Challenging Challenging themselves and encouraging their peers to give it a go! (Light, 2013)
- 5. Game Sense Model The model presented was developed by Bunker & Thorpe (1982). This model shows us the progression that students undertake • Firstly, students are able to recognise the game and the problems associated with it • Secondly, students develop an understanding of the rules that shape the game through decision making • Third, students are introduced to tactics, movement practises in order to execute skills and develop higher performance The Game sense model emphasises that skill execution and game performance should only be introduced after the students are given time to decide and understand what needs to be done (Pill, 2016).
- 6. Fundamental Movement Skills Fundamental Movement Skills go hand in hand with the Game Sense approach, students are promoted to use all of the fundamental movement skills whilst engaged in a game. These skills are required to further enhance students physical ability and assist with the later stages of Game Sense, Skill Excruciation and Performance.
- 7. Rationale and Discussion The Game Based Approach empowers students and allows them to take charge of their own learning, this in turn, improves students decision making, thinking and problem solving skills and physical performance all whilst engaging in an immersive and positive sporting environment (Mandigo, Butler & Hopper, 2007). Furthermore, in accordance to the Australian HPE syllabus, it is important to not only teach students about physical skills and development but also to allow them to develop their social skills, the Game based approach does just that, it allows students to engage and decision make within a team without the aid or assistance of coach, supervisor or teacher. Game sense integrates physical, intellectual and social learning (Curry & Light, 2006) Additionally, the Game Based Approach allows students to meet the 5 essential skills from the K-6 Personal development, health and physical education Syllabus (2007) which are: 1) Communicating 2) Decision Making 3) Interacting 4) Moving 5) Problem Solving Overall, by incorporating the Game Based Approach into out HPE programs we are working towards creating lifelong learners and valuable members of society.
- 8. Board of Studies, NSW. (2007). Personal development, health and physical education K-6: Syllabus. Sydney, Australia: Author. Curry, C., & Light, R. (2006). Addressing the NSW Quality Teaching Framework in physical education: Is game sense the answer? In Proceedings for the Asia Pacific conference on teaching sport and physical education for understanding, University of Sydney, 14(15), 7–19 Light, R. (2013). Game sense for physical education and sport coaching. In Game sense: Pedagogy for performance, participation and enjoyment (pp. 37-47). London, UK: Routledge. Mandigo, J., Butler, J., & Hopper, T. (2007). What is Teaching Games for Understanding? A Canadian perspective. Physical & Health Education Journal, 73(2), 14-20. Pill, S. (2016). An appreciative inquiry exploring game sense teaching in physical education. Sport, Education and Society, 21(2), 279-297. Pill, S. (2013). Introduction. In Play with purpose: Developing netball game sense: Teaching movement and tactical skills (pp. 7-12). Hindmarsh, Australia: ACHPER. Werner, P., Thorpe, R., & Bunker, D. (1996). Teaching games for understanding: Evolution of a model. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, 67(1), 28. References