Active learning associated with the strategy of participatory modeling and its impact on learning the technical performance of the skill of rolling football

Authors

  • Mohamed Sabry Mohamed Ministry of Education / Kirkuk Education Directorate
  • Sarmad Ahmed Moussa Tikrit University / College of Physical Education and Sports Science

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.25130/

Keywords:

- Teaching methods - Football - Active learning - Strategy Modeling - Technical Performance

Abstract

The research aims to reveal:

- The effect of active learning accompanying the participatory modeling strategy and its effect on learning the technical performance of the football skill of second-grade students average (m / Al-Rusafi) - Kirkuk Education

- Differences in the results of the post-test for the control and experimental research groups in the technical performance tests for the second year middle school students (M / Al-Rusafi) - Kirkuk education.

research community:

The researchers used the experimental approach with the experimental and controlling groups to suit its suitability and the nature of the research. The research community included first-grade students in the middle school of the spectra / Kirkuk governorate, who were (58) students, and the research sample consisted of (24) students, by (12) students per group. The researchers used the following statistical methods, mean, standard deviation, median, torsional coefficient, percentage, statistical law (T) for two independent samples, simple correlation coefficient (Pearson), statistic (T) test.

References

1. - Firas Al-Sulaiti; Learning Strategies and Theory and Practice: (Oman, World Book Wall, 2008) p.

2. Quality of Excellency: Teaching Thinking Skills with hundreds of applied examples, I.2 (Dar Al Shorouk Publishing and Distribution, Amman, Jordan, 2006) .49

3. Fahad Abdul Rahman Al Harbi: Active Learning "Modern approaches and strategies in teaching", working paper presented to the third meeting of the educational supervision, the Directorate of Education in the Eastern Region of Girls, 2010). 98

4. Majdi Aziz Ibrahim; Thinking from an Educational Perspective (Definition, Nature, Skill, Development of Patterns) 1, (Dar Al Kutub Publishing and Distribution, Cairo, Egypt, 2005) 147-148.

5. Ezzo Ismail Afaneh and Nayla Najib Al-Khazandar; The Teaching of Sufi in Multiple Intelligences, II, (Dar Al-Masirah for Publishing and Distribution, Jordan, Amman, 2009) 134-135.

6. Duan Schlatz; Theories of Personality, translated by Ahmed Daly Karbouli, (Baghdad University Press, 1983) 397.

7. Ghazi Saleh Mahmoud: Football (Concepts, Training), 1, Arab Society Library, Jordan, 2011. 67

8. Hassan, Hashim Yasser Hassan: Foundations of Training for Football Players, Al-Kuttab Publishing Center (Amman, Jordan, 2008)

9. Farat Jabbar Saadallah et al.: Effect of Active Learning on Modeling Modeling in Learning the Exercise of Chest Pulse for Students of the First Middle, Al Fath Journal, University of Diyala, Issue 69, Published Research, 2017.

10. Abdul Razzaq Kazim Al-Zubaidi and others: Methods of Research in Education, I 1: (Baghdad, Press of Higher Education, 2012)

Wajih Mahjoub: Motor Analysis: Baghdad, Higher Education Press, 1987, p. 273

Downloads

Published

2019-12-31

How to Cite

Active learning associated with the strategy of participatory modeling and its impact on learning the technical performance of the skill of rolling football. (2019). Sport Culture, 10(2), 46-60. https://doi.org/10.25130/

Similar Articles

11-20 of 28

You may also start an advanced similarity search for this article.