Teaching Physical Education and Health: Instructional Strategies Quiz and Flashcards

Study Notes

Effective Teaching Strategies

Teachers use various strategies to provide learning experiences that help pupils understand and acquire knowledge and skills.

Demonstration as a Strategy

Demonstration is an effective strategy to enhance teaching physical education and health.
The word "demonstration" comes from the word "demos", meaning to perform an activity or a concept.

Characteristics of Demonstration Strategy

Clear goals and objectives are essential for a successful demonstration.
Demonstration is a well-planned strategy.
The instructor should simply demonstrate the activity or concept.
The teacher should give attention to all pupils during the demonstration.

Steps in Using Demonstration

Step 1: Planning and preparation is crucial before the demonstration.
Step 2: Introduce the lesson to set the context.
Step 3: Present the subject matter to be demonstrated.
Step 4: Conduct the demonstration proper.
Step 5: Provide instructional support to ensure understanding.
Step 6: Evaluate the effectiveness of the demonstration.

Advantages of Using Demonstration

Allows for more in-depth learning of the concept.
Engages and motivates pupils to maintain activeness.
Arouses discovery and creativity among pupils.

Disadvantages of Using Demonstration

Can be costly and expensive due to the need for instructional support.

Description

Explore the importance of instructional strategies in teaching physical education and health, focusing on demonstration lessons. Understand how teachers can effectively help pupils acquire knowledge and skills through different teaching strategies. Learn about the significance of learning experiences in the teaching and learning process.