ModelBased Instruction in Physical Education

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Model-Based Instruction in Physical Education
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What is a Model?

• Blueprint for achieving a desired goal or outcome
  that guides planning and decision making

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What does a model include?

• Managerial plans
• Decisions
• Operations
• Learning experiences
• Assessments
• Teacher roles and responsibilities
• Student roles and responsibilities

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What are the advantages of model-based
instruction?

• Provides overall plan or approach
• Establishes domain priorities
• Provides an instructional theme
• Helps teachers and students understand whats
  going on
• Provides unified theoretical framework

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Advantages continued

• Applies research findings
• Creates and shared language for teachers
• Verifies relationship between instruction and
  student learning
• Adds validity to assessment
• Guides thinking and decision making
• Promotes achievement of Standards and student
  learning

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How does a teacher choose a model?

• Answers to a series of questions lead teacher to
  the appropriate model
• Student characteristics and needs
• Teacher beliefs and capabilities
• Environment and available resources
• Desired outcomes

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What are some examples of models for physical
education?

• Direct Instruction
• Personalized System for Instruction
• Cooperative Learning
• Sport Education
• Peer Teaching
• Inquiry
• Tactical
• Teaching for Personal and Social Responsibility

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What should I do to prepare for next week?

• Read Chapter 2 in Metzler
• Make a list of questions you have about the
  reading or other experience you have had with
  models
• Be prepared to discuss instructional models with
  Dr. Martinez