Physical Education IV(Tag rugby)

Course Information

College Oyama College Year 2022
Course Title Physical Education IV(Tag rugby)
Course Code 0081 Course Category General / Compulsory
Class Format 講義・実技 Credits School Credit: 1
Department Department of Mechanical Engineering Student Grade 4th
Term Second Semester Classes per Week 2
Textbook and/or Teaching Materials
Instructor HIROSE Humihiko,NAGATA Tomoki,MAEHARA Kiyoshi, ,OHARA Yuuki

Course Objectives

1.To be able to engage in activities independently and enthusiastically, with an understanding of the importance of appropriate clothing and attitude for exercise, and with an interest in each event. In addition, they will be able to engage in activities while paying attention to safety, including preparation before and cleanup afterwards.

2.To be able to maintain and improve one's physical fitness by engaging in physical activities while being aware of one's own level of physical fitness and skills and one's own challenges through the practice of each exercise event.

3.To be able to acquire basic and applied tag rugby skills, and to understand the characteristics of each sport while practicing the game based on the rules.

4.Understand the significance of this being an elective class, and be able to consider team tactics and situational judgment. In addition, they can communicate with their peers while considering the balance of attack and defense of the team.

Rubric

Ideal LevelStandard LevelUnacceptable Level
Achievement 1The student will not be late, leave early, observe, or be absent from class, will wear appropriate athletic attire, and will be able to engage in class activities safely, independently, and enthusiastically.The student will be able to safely engage in class activities with little tardiness, early departure, observation, or absence, and will generally wear appropriate athletic attire and engage in class activities independently and enthusiastically. The student is generally unable to engage in class activities safely, independently, and enthusiastically, with few tardies, early departures, observations, and absences, and with appropriate attire for physical activities.
Achievement 2To be able to maintain and improve one's physical fitness while recognizing one's own level of physical fitness, basic skills, and one's own challenges. To be able to generally maintain and improve one's physical fitness while recognizing one's own level of physical fitness, basic skills, and one's own challenges.Cannot generally maintain and improve one's physical fitness while being aware of one's own level of physical fitness, basic skills, and one's own challenges.
Achievement 3To be able to acquire basic and applied tag rugby skills, to practice games independently and actively based on the rules, and to understand the characteristics of each sport while becoming familiar with the exercise. Acquire basic and applied tag rugby skills, practice games based on the rules, and become familiar with physical activities while understanding the characteristics of each sport. Cannot acquire basic and applied tag rugby skills, practice games based on the rules, and understand the characteristics of each sport while becoming familiar with the physical activities.
Achievement 4To understand the significance of this being an elective class, and to be able to think independently about team tactics and situational decisions. In addition, they will be able to communicate with their peers while considering the balance of the team's attack and defense. To understand the significance of this elective class, and to be able to consider team tactics and situational decisions. To understand the significance of this elective class, and be able to consider team tactics and decision making. Students will not be able to understand the significance of this elective class, and will not be able to consider team tactics and situational decisions. In addition, they will not be able to communicate with their peers while considering the balance of the team's attack and defense.

Assigned Department Objectives

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Teaching Method

Outline:
This course is designed to develop the ability and attitude to acquire basic skills, improve physical fitness, and become familiar with physical activities through the practice of physical education while understanding the theory of physical education. In addition, through the study of health science, students will acquire the basic knowledge to lead healthy, safe, and vigorous lives throughout their lives. Overall, students will cultivate sound development of body and mind.
Style:
【The second semester】
・The class will mainly consist of practical skills. However, lectures may be given in some cases.
・In this course, students will be required to write a report and other assignments as necessary.
・If necessary, reports and other assignments may be required.
・The syllabus may be changed in a hurry depending on the infection situation in Tochigi prefecture or surrounding areas.
・Evaluation will be based on 40% on practical skills (skill test, sportsmanship practice, etc.), 50% on class participation (class attitude, daily participation, etc.), and 10% on other reports and assignments.
(Created on Feb. 1, 2022)
Notice:
【The second semester】
・Three tardies will be counted as one absence.
・Students are required to wear school-designated jerseys, T-shirts, shorts, and athletic shoes.
・Students who talk too much, act selfishly, leave the class, or do not cooperate will be deducted from participation attitude.
・Some changes may be made due to weather and progress.
・If you need to observe the class for unavoidable reasons, please contact the instructor in charge in advance for consultation. (In some cases, it may be necessary to submit a medical certificate from a medical institution.
・In some cases, a medical certificate from a medical institution may be required.
・Teachers will communicate with you via "MS Teams"

☆Health and Physical Education is a prerequisite for attendance and activities as well as laboratory exercises.
・Students who exceed the prescribed number of absences in Health and Physical Education as explained in the orientation may be given additional assignment or not be made.
・Attendance at the ball games in the second semester will be counted as one attendance for Health and Physical Education.
・Be very careful about lack of attendance.
・Grades will be adjusted by the difference between the grade point average and the average score of each event.

・Retests will not be given if the number of hours missed exceeds 7.5 hours (3.75 classes).
(Re-examination may be discussed and considered only when there are special circumstances, such as participation in a contest, and the student submits an absence report.)
・If a student is absent for more than 6 hours (3 classes) in a semester, the student will be notified by the end of the semester and Conduct a retest or given an additional assignment.
・In the case of additional assignments, the maximum grade is 65 points with the submission of the assignment.

・For students in previous years, the curriculum is different, so a separate make-up class is always necessary. This course is designed for students who have completed the first year of the course.

(Prepared on Feb. 1, 2022)

Characteristics of Class / Division in Learning

Active Learning
Aided by ICT
Applicable to Remote Class
Instructor Professionally Experienced

Course Plan

Theme Goals
2nd Semester
3rd Quarter
1st Orientation and event selection
2nd Preparation exercises and personal skills practice (run, pass, catch)
3rd New physical fitness test
4th New physical fitness test, Preparatory exercise, collective skill practice (offense)
5th Preparatory exercise, collective skill practice (offense)
6th Preparatory exercise, collective skill practice (offense)
7th Preparatory exercise, collective skill practice (defense)
8th Preparatory exercise, collective skill practice (defense)
4th Quarter
9th Preparatory exercise, collective skill practice (defense)
10th Preparation exercise, individual skill check, game
11th Preparation exercise, individual skill check, game
12th Preparation exercise, individual skill check, game
13th Preparation exercise, individual skill check, game
14th Preparatory exercises and game (tournament)
15th Preparatory exercises and game (tournament)
16th

Evaluation Method and Weight (%)

Examinationexercises and practical skillsMutual Evaluations between studentsParticipation attitudePortfolioOtherTotal
Subtotal040050010100
Basic Proficiency040050010100
Specialized Proficiency0000000
Cross Area Proficiency0000000