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Movement and sport
Course: Children design movement
Development support
Admission requirements
STEOP, "Sports motor fundamentals" entrance exam
Semester: 6
Orientation
Movement
Focus
Exercise promotes health
Aim
This courses opens up the essential components of interaction and learning. Perception and motor skills as well as rhythm and language are embedded in subject didactic concepts and support measures, and connections between motor skills and language acquisition are made recognisable. Dancing and musical–creative movement actions are to be used in a way that promotes development, and their effect on a positive self-concept is to be understood and evaluated.
Content
- Perception and senses
- Sensory integration, psychomotricity, motopedagogy
- Motor skills - holistic, concerning child development, health, physiological
- Rhythmics as a learning support
- Connection between motor skills, rhythm, and language acquisition
- Dance as a creative event in which movement is given meaning in its playful, emotional, and communicative aspects
- Train rhythmic capabilities and inter-sport coordination
- Dealing with the classical hand apparatuses of rhythmic gymnastics (ball, hoop, rope) for a meaningful use in the school
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The graduates ...
- can analyse learning situations, taking into account psycho- and sensorimotor criteria
- are able to develop adapted offers with elements of psychomotricity, rhythmics, and sensory integration
- are able to understand the connections between motor skills, language, and cognition and can design participatory movement and physical education lessons
- can analyse perceptual processes in their relation to the body, life history, and environment
- can optimally adapt the learning environment to the needs of all learners
- are able to recognise the importance of integrating basic perceptual and movement processes for learning and action and take this into account when planning teaching and learning processes
- can design child-friendly choreographic teaching units, taking into account the heterogeneity of the learners
- can apply the various possibilities from the field of movement design
- can recognise the connection between body images and social norms
- are able to lead complex dances and draft choreographies for the group.
Supra-subject and transversal skills
- Educational, vocational, and life orientation
- Diversity/inclusion
- Health promotion
- Intercultural education/multilingualism
- Reflexive gender pedagogy and gender equality
- Social-emotional learning
Teaching and learning methods
Seminar work with workshop character
Languages
German, English
Semester hours per week
3
ECTS-AP
5
Category
Focus
Type of course
Teaching/learning workshop (pi)
Type of assessment
digit grade
Performance records
- Oral partial performance
- Performance Testing
- Written partial performance
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