Physical Training

Course Information

College Tsuyama College Year 2021
Course Title Physical Training
Course Code 0094 Course Category General / Compulsory
Class Format Skill Credits School Credit: 1
Department Department of Integrated Science and Technology Advanced Science Program Student Grade 4th
Term Year-round Classes per Week 1
Textbook and/or Teaching Materials Textbooks :not use , Reference books : "Step up koukou Sports" (Taishukan Shoten)
Instructor ARAKI Shoichi,UCHIKURA Koji,TAMURA Hirohumi

Course Objectives

Learning purposes : Students will acquire the individual and group skills through various sports. In terms of “lifelong sports”, they will acquire the knowledge of independent and rational activity, such as preparation, putting things back, warm-up and cooling down. In addition, they will acquire the skills necessary for group activities, such as “listening to others’ opinions” and “cooperating with others” through practicing group activities.
Course Objectives : ◎1. To be able to prepare and organize the games for various sports.
◎2. To be able to understand others’ opinions, respond to them and express your own opinions clearly.
◎3. To be able to compare your situation with that of those around you and act properly in a group.
◎4. To be able to realize your role, take the initiative and cooperate with others to solve problems and acquire your goals.


Rubric

ExcellentGoodAcceptableNot acceptable
Achievement 1To be able to understand what implements are needed and how you can organize the games and willingly to get involve in those activities.To be able to understand what implements are needed and how you can organize the games.To be able to understand about 50 % of what implements are needed and how you can organize the games.To not be able to understand what implements are needed and how you can organize the games.
Achievement 2To be able to understand others’ opinions and express your own opinions, taking theirs into consideration.To be able to always listen to others’ opinions and express your own opinions.To try to listen to others’ opinions and express your own opinions.To not be able to listen to others’ opinions or express your own opinions.
Achievement 3To be able to act properly in a group, making use of you strength in the situation you are in.To be able to act properly in a group, without disturbing the harmony of the group.To try to act properly in a group. To act only to satisfy your own desires and disturb the harmony of the group.
Achievement 4To be able to understand what is necessary to solve the problems you are faced with, or to achieve your goals, and to do what you have to do in cooperation with others.To be able to understand what problems you are facing, and make efforts to solve them.To try to understand what problems you are facing, and solve them.To not be able to understand what problems you are facing with, or try to achieve your goals.

Assigned Department Objectives

Teaching Method

Outline:
General or Specialized : General
 
Field of learning : Art,Health and physical education

Required, Elective, etc. : Required subjects
Foundational academic disciplines : Complex area/Health and sports science

Relationship with Educational Objectives :
This class is equivalent to "(1) Cultivate human creative talent, rich in practical abilities".

Relationship with JABEE programs :
The main goals of learning / education in this class is "B-3", also "D-3" is involved.

Course outline :                                                       In P.E., students will deepen their understanding of the characteristics of exercise, preserving and improving their physical strength through various sports.
Style:
Course method :                                                          In P.E., students will learn the basic skills first, and then try to use those skills through actually participatingin games. Also, depending on the weather, what they do in class can change. In health studies, classes will be carried out mainly through the explanation of by the teachers, using the blackboard and worksheets, taking up concrete examples.
Grade evaluation method :                                                                Small quizzes in class. (50%: Whether students can understand and acquire the individual and group skills.)
Problem-solving ability. (30%: Whether students have attended every class, can identify their own problems with the skills, and are trying to improve themselves, listening to others’ opinions.)
Independence and Cooperativeness. (20%: Whether students can take the initiative in class and cooperate with others. Lateness for and absence from class will be reflected in the evaluation.)


Notice:
Precautions on the enrollment :
Students must take this class (no more than one-fifth of the required number of class hours missed) and earn the credit in order to complete the 4th year course. Students have to wear appropriate clothes for exercise in class. (No accessories or watches.)


Course advice :                                                              We recommend students get involved in the preparation for and organizing games, making use of the skills and knowledge acquired in their previous classes.

Foundational subjects : Health and P.E.Ⅰ(1st year), Health and P.E.Ⅱ(2nd), Health and P.E.Ⅲ(3rd)
Related subjects: No subjects

Attendance advice : If you come to class five minutes or more after the class starts, you will be marked as “being late”. If you come 20 minutes or more after the class starts, you will be marked as “being absent”. “Being late for class four times” is regarded as “one absence”. Although it is important to attend every lesson, you should not think you have only to attend the class and do well in tests. The important thing is to show an eagerness and positive attitude to improve yourself in each class. We would also like you to understand the importance of appropriate clothes, preparation for the class, putting things back after the class, and some related jobs, such as scorers and referees in sports and put those things into action.

Characteristics of Class / Division in Learning

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

Course Plan

Theme Goals
1st Semester
1st Quarter
1st Guidance
2nd Physical fitness test Confirmation and accurate measurement of each person's physical strength
3rd Physical fitness test Confirmation and accurate measurement of each person's physical strength
4th Soft tennis and Badminton Understanding and practicing individual skills required for Soft tennis and Badminton
5th Soft tennis and Badminton Understanding and practicing individual skills required for Soft tennis and Badminton
6th Soft tennis and Badminton Understanding and practicing individual skills required for Soft tennis and Badminton
7th Soft tennis and Badminton Understanding and practicing individual skills required for Soft tennis and Badminton
8th Soft tennis and Badminton Understanding and practicing individual skills required for Soft tennis and Badminton
2nd Quarter
9th Soft tennis and Badminton Understanding and practicing individual skills required for Soft tennis and Badminton
10th Soft tennis and Badminton Understanding and practicing individual skills required for Soft tennis and Badminton
11th Soft tennis and Badminton Understanding and practicing individual skills required for Soft tennis and Badminton
12th Soft tennis and Badminton Understanding and practicing individual skills required for Soft tennis and Badminton
13th Soft tennis and Badminton Understanding and practicing individual skills required for Soft tennis and Badminton
14th Soft tennis and Badminton Understanding and practicing individual skills required for Soft tennis and Badminton
15th Soft tennis and Badminton Understanding and practicing individual skills required for Soft tennis and Badminton
16th
2nd Semester
3rd Quarter
1st Guidance
2nd Elective class Understanding and practicing "lifelong sports". Understanding and practice of sports management.
3rd Elective class Understanding and practicing "lifelong sports". Understanding and practice of sports management.
4th Elective class Understanding and practicing "lifelong sports". Understanding and practice of sports management.
5th Elective class Understanding and practicing "lifelong sports". Understanding and practice of sports management.
6th Elective class Understanding and practicing "lifelong sports". Understanding and practice of sports management.
7th Elective class Understanding and practicing "lifelong sports". Understanding and practice of sports management.
8th Elective class Understanding and practicing "lifelong sports". Understanding and practice of sports management.
4th Quarter
9th Elective class Understanding and practicing "lifelong sports". Understanding and practice of sports management.
10th Elective class Understanding and practicing "lifelong sports". Understanding and practice of sports management.
11th Elective class Understanding and practicing "lifelong sports". Understanding and practice of sports management.
12th Elective class Understanding and practicing "lifelong sports". Understanding and practice of sports management.
13th Elective class Understanding and practicing "lifelong sports". Understanding and practice of sports management.
14th Elective class Understanding and practicing "lifelong sports". Understanding and practice of sports management.
15th Elective class Understanding and practicing "lifelong sports". Understanding and practice of sports management.
16th

Evaluation Method and Weight (%)

ExaminationPresentationMutual Evaluations between studentsBehaviorPortfolioOtherTotal
Subtotal000203050100
Basic Proficiency0000000
Specialized Proficiency0000000
Cross Area Proficiency000203050100