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What are the main objectives of Sport Education?

How does Sport Education differ from traditional models?

Sport Education

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How does Sport Education differ from traditional models?
Creates an immersive learning experience and promotes team camaraderie
It is more fun and entertaining
Focuses on mastery of skills and rules through drills and demonstrations
It is very teacher-centered
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What are the main objectives of Sport Education?
Improve the grasp of the game by combining strategy and skill execution
Develop resilience, coping strategies, teamwork, and tackle challenges
Prevent diseases, improve mental health, and improve quality of life
Skill development, strategy, leadership, teamwork, and decision making
3
What is something that would be done on the first day of a Sport Education unit?
Play games
The championship game
Practice with teams
Pick teams
4
Who invented Sport Education?
Charles Darwin
Sigmund Freud
Kurt Hahn
Daryl Siedentop
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When was the model created?
1990s
1950s
1970s
1980s
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In the model, students have various different roles
True
False
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What sport could be used in the model?
Soccer
Football
Basketball
Volleyball
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What is the main reason the model was created?
PE lacked in student engagement and mostly focused on skill instruction
For form of entertainment for teachers
For fun
Teachers wanted students to play more sports
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In this model, it is important to keep stats such as wins, losses, and overall points
True
False
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What is Sport Education?
A curriculum model focusing on authentic sport experiences
A curriculum model focusing on goal setting
A curriculum model focusing on fitness
A curriculum model focusing on teamwork and problem solving