Method situacional and its influence in the procedural tactical pertaining to school knowledge
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https://doi.org/10.5016/1980-6574.2010v16n3p580Keywords:
Métodos de Ensino. Conhecimento Tático Processual. Estudantes.Abstract
The purpose of this study was to assess the influence of the situational games, on the levels of knowledge Tactical Procedure (CTP) in schoolchildren, in the form of handball. The sample consisted of 35 subjects of both sexes aged 10-12 years. Were divided 2 groups, (1 - Situational) and (2 - Joint Analytical + = Global). For the categorization process of teaching methods were videotaped 18 lessons and used the protocol of Stefanello (1999). For the evaluation of the CTP test was used KORA, developed by Memmert (2002). The results confirmed that in group 1 there was an improvement in CTP of students in all parameters. Moreover, group 2 showed no significant improvement in the parameters analyzed. Therefore, we conclude that the teaching method focuses on tactical skills (situational) is effective in stimulating the development of procedural tactical knowledge.Downloads
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