This technology integration plan outlines how a physical education teacher will teach team handball to 9th grade students. The teacher will assess students' skills throughout the unit to ensure they master each skill. Students will be tested on the history and rules of team handball at the end of the unit. The teacher will demonstrate the rules and have students practice drills before allowing them to play games. Students will use heart rate monitors, body fat measurements, and VO2 max devices during class. The teacher will evaluate the plan's success based on student enjoyment, exercise levels, and test scores.
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Technology Integration Plan for a Physical Education Class
This technology integration plan outlines how a physical education teacher will teach team handball to 9th grade students. The teacher will assess students' skills throughout the unit to ensure they master each skill. Students will be tested on the history and rules of team handball at the end of the unit. The teacher will demonstrate the rules and have students practice drills before allowing them to play games. Students will use heart rate monitors, body fat measurements, and VO2 max devices during class. The teacher will evaluate the plan's success based on student enjoyment, exercise levels, and test scores.
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This technology integration plan outlines how a physical education teacher will teach team handball to 9th grade students. The teacher will assess students' skills throughout the unit to ensure they master each skill. Students will be tested on the history and rules of team handball at the end of the unit. The teacher will demonstrate the rules and have students practice drills before allowing them to play games. Students will use heart rate monitors, body fat measurements, and VO2 max devices during class. The teacher will evaluate the plan's success based on student enjoyment, exercise levels, and test scores.
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By Scott Miller Identify Learning • Mankato West district curriculum would like Physical Education teachers to teach team handball to 9th grade students. • This will get students to be active while working as a team to accomplish goals. • My goal for the class is for them to understand the rules, to show good teamwork by getting everyone involved, and to most importantly have fun. Construct Assessments • I will assess student progress throughout the unit, to make sure they master each skill learned. Before that I will have the students practice certain passing and throwing drills to become successful. • That they will be a good teammate • I will also give the students a study guide about the history and rules of team handball, and they will be tested on those things at the end of the unit. Design the Activity • When going through the rules I will not just list off all the rules, I will demonstrate the rules so each student knows exactly what I am talking about • After I go over some of the rules I will ask the class a scenario in the game and they will have to tell me what happens next • I will not let the students play a game without knowing proper fundamental first, so I will take them through drills to make them better. • Once the student have a good grasp of the drill, I will challenge them by having them do it faster. Design the Process • The students will be presented a word processed study guide with links to handball websites that have history, rules, and how it is being played today. • I will post a calendar outside of my office indicating what the class will be doing on each day and what they should be wearing. It is a good way to keep students prepared. Classroom Management • Students will wear heart rate monitors on some days to make sure that they are keeping there heart rate up during class. This keeps track of how long they are in their target heart rate zone. I can grade them based on the numbers instead of just seeing them work. • We will also have devices that tell the students their percent body fat and VO2 max. Some good measurement to make sure that everyone is healthy. Evaluation • I will present this plan to the class and I see if it is successful or not. If the students do not seem to enjoy themselves then I need to change some things up a bit to make it more fun. • If they are not getting enough exercise, that means I need to change the activity that implies more movement. • If they are unsuccessful at the tests, that means I need to give them a better study guide.