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STANDARD TWO: Students will analyze scientific concepts and principles to understand,
evaluate, and enhance movement skill acquisition and performance.
Indicator 1: Students will apply scientific concepts and principles to analyze
performance of self and others.
6-8 Benchmarks:
- correlate pertinent scientific concepts and principles to a specific movement.
- apply pertinent scientific concepts and principles to achieve a desired outcome.
- assess the results of using specific scientific concepts and principles within a
performance.
| 6-8 Level Sample Activities/Tasks: |
- explain the scientific factors involved in achieving height and distance while putting
the shot
- create ways to contract a specific muscle to increase strength
- compare the processes involved in different discus throwing techniques
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Indicator 2: Students will evaluate the influence of physical, emotional, and
cognitive factors on improving performance.
6-8 Benchmarks:
- investigate the interrelationships among the physical, emotional, cognitive, and
scientific factors affecting performance.
- describe training and conditioning principles and practices that impact skill
acquisition and performance.
- select appropriate practice/training procedures based on evaluative feedback of skill
acquisition and performance
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| 6-8 Level Sample Activities/Tasks: |
- maintain an activity log to determine the effects of physical, emotional, and cognitive
factors on performance
- create a varied cross-country training schedule which includes overload and rest
principles
- evaluate past performance and subsequently alter practice methods to improve badminton
serving techniques
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Indicator 3: Students will evaluate various strategies leading to successful
performance.
- Performance strategies appropriate for specific situations.
- apply complex performance strategies in specific situations.
- compare the effectiveness of selected performance strategies.
| 6-8 Level Sample Activities/Tasks: |
- develop a plan to defend a "give-n-go" play
- execute a "hot box" play in softball/baseball
- determine personal effectiveness of overhand/underhand/sidearm volleyball serves
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