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SM ISO690:2012 POPESCU, Veronica. Comparative study of the action means and methods for the consolidation of basic and utilitarian-application motor skills. In: Ştiinţa Culturii Fizice, 2014, nr. 17(1), pp. 69-75. ISSN 1857-4114. |
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Learning, consolidating and improving the motor skills constitute the main mean through which one of the main objectives of school physical education – well-balanced physical development – is achieved. The sports branch of athletics – through the variety of action means and methods it offers – contributes to a well-balanced physical development. Within this study, I have started from the hypothesis that – by optimizing the action means and methods –
the motor skills can be consolidated and improved within the physical education class. The experiment was carried on throughout the school year and it was structured into three phases. The
first phase included the elaboration of the working plan, the study of specialized literature, the selection of research subjects, by the initial application of the evaluation criteria. The second phase included the selection and application of action means and methods necessary to acquire the basic and utilitarianapplication motor skills, during the physical education class. The third phase consisted in the final application of somatic and motor tests, in the recording, analysis and interpretation of the outcomes, and
in the formulation of conclusions and of methodical recommendations.
Research subjects. Within this experiment – in order to test the motor capacity for both the witness and the experimental group – I have applied control tests: 50m speed running; 600m endurance running; throwing the baseball; application track – it comprises elements of basic and utilitarian-application motor skills.
As working method, acquiring the motor skills is centred on their learning and consolidation through singular drills (mostly for younger students), while with older students the focus is on their improvement, by using mostly application tracks and motion games. |
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Cuvinte-cheie motor qualities, motor skills, well-balanced physical development. |
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