Table Tennis Assessment

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Table Tennis Assessment

• 24 October 2006
• Christopher Rousseau

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Overview

• Assessment Overview
• Outcomes
• Most Missed Parts
• Ways to Improve
• Summary
• Questions

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Assessment Overview

• All or none system
• 50 Points possible
• Components
• Service will start with the ball resting freely
  on the open palm of the server's stationary free
  hand. (Process)
  
• The server shall then project the ball upwards,
  without imparting spin, so that it rises at least
  16cm after leaving the palm of the free hand and
  then falls without touching anything before being
  struck . (Process)

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Assessment Overview

• As the ball is falling the server will strike it
  so that it touches first his court and then,
  after passing over or around the net assembly,
  touches directly the receiver's court. (Product)
  
• From the start of service until it is struck, the
  ball shall be above the level of the playing
  surface and behind the server's end line, and it
  shall not be hidden from the receiver by the
  server. (Process)
• As soon as the ball has been projected, the
  servers free arm shall be removed from the space
  between the ball and the net. (Process)
  

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Outcomes

• 4 people -- 5/5
• 6 people 4/5
• 1 person 3/5
• 1 person 2/5
• Average 80.83
• Range 30 to 100

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Outcomes

• Jessica, Ann, Krista, T. Shell 50/50
• Dr. Brock, Sarah S., Brandon, Beth, Kristi,
  Steven 40/50
  
• Adam 30/50
• Lance 20/50

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Most Missed Parts

• Service will start with the ball resting freely
  on the open palm of the server's stationary free
  hand. (Process)
  
• The server shall then project the ball upwards,
  without imparting spin, so that it rises at least
  16cm after leaving the palm of the free hand and
  then falls without touching anything before being
  struck . (Process)

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Ways to Improve

• Have more practice time
• Spend more time in the lessons on bad habits
• Dont Rush through explanation of assessment
• Directions Clear?

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Summary

• Assessment Overview
• Outcomes
• Most Missed Parts
• Ways to Improve
• Questions

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Table Tennis Assessment

• Questions?