- Docente: Franco Merni
- Credits: 3
- SSD: M-EDF/01
- Language: Italian
- Moduli: Franco Merni (Modulo 1) Alessandro Babini (Modulo 2)
- Teaching Mode: Traditional lectures (Modulo 1) Traditional lectures (Modulo 2)
- Campus: Bologna
- Corso: First cycle degree programme (L) in Exercise and Sport Sciences (cod. 8512)
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from Feb 25, 2025 to May 27, 2025
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from Apr 03, 2025 to May 29, 2025
Learning outcomes
The purpose of this course is to train competent graduates to introduce sport activity in the school. With particular reference to the primary one, as a reinforcement of the educational offer within the Body, movement and sport (physical education in primary school) in coherence with the current national ministerial indications and with the proposals on the territory (CONI, Regional School Office, Sport Italian Federations).
Course contents
The development of conditional and coordinative abilities in school activities: educational proposals
Primary school in the National Educational System Reform
Indications for the curriculum in primary school
The Primary School of autonomy and its organization
The skills of the educator: knowing how to communicate, plan, teach
The development of basic motor skills through play and multilateral activity: running, jumping, throwing, hitting, educational progressions for different development stages.
Educational programming, start-up to sport and school evaluation.
Learning motor skills and teaching.
Theoretical Approaches: Cognitivist and Dynamic and the learning stages
The types of didactic objectives: Result, performance, process
The concepts of: Acquisition, Retention and Transfer
Provide instructions: verbal, visual, kinaesthetic; summative feedback, bandwidth and on request and with progressive reduction, extrinsic, intrinsic, descriptive, prescriptive
Constant or variable practice
Knowledge of the performance: Terminal, Concurrent and with Guidance
Motor activities and interdisciplinarity. Knowledge of bicycle and primary bike skills (driving the vehicle, brake and accelerate) and group cycling in relation to other teaching subjects in school like (Biology, Physiology, Nutrition, Pathology Prevention, Road Rules, Mathematics, Physics, History and Geography)
Psychological, psychomotor, sociological aspects of play.
Free or deliberate play, structured or deliberate practice
Game categories: invasion (precise or open target), with net or wall, task (directly or indirectly opposite), field and position, personal performance.
The elements of the game: roles, spaces, times, scores, objects, relationships.
Aims of the play for the development: physical efficiency, cognitive and creativity functions for life's abilities, from fairy tales to moving stories and games with rhythm.
Development of basic motor skills and motor coordination through playful activities and multilateralism, from traditional play to game-sport and multisport.
Readings/Bibliography
Motor Learning and Development
P. S Haibach, G. Reid, D. H. Collier.
Human Kinetics Champaing Il. 2011
Advanced Analysis of Motor Development
Haywood K. M., Roberton M. A., Getchell N..
Human Kinetics Champaing Il. 2012
Life span Motor Development
Haywood K. M., Getchell N..
Human Kinetics Champaing Il. 2014
Joy of moving. Movimenti & immaginazione. MINDMOVERS & IMAGINACTION
C. Pesce, R. Marchetti, A. Motta, M. Bellucci
Edizione Inglese Calzetti Mariucci 2015
Teaching methods
Frontal lessons
Laboratory in the gym
Assessment methods
Oral examination
Possible optional test on Project Work
Teaching tools
Laboratory
The development of basic motor skills through play activities and pre-sport play
Psychomotor development, personality and the correct attitude towards physical activities and starting sport activities.
The development of motor skills and abilities through the play method and the didactic proposals for the different ages in the school
Adapted activities for inclusion
Office hours
See the website of Franco Merni
See the website of Alessandro Babini
SDGs


This teaching activity contributes to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals of the UN 2030 Agenda.