Aims:
The course provides a basic theoretical and practical preparation related to the study discipline integrated by a concrete and professional training in order to acquire the foundations of an effective educational and teaching relationship in the different contexts (lifewide) of motor intervention, in different ages of life (lifelong).
Objective:
The main objective of the course is to develop knowledge on how to plan, organize, manage and evaluate didactic interventions with particular reference to the body, motor and sports fields.
Contents:
The course develops in two phases:
Phase 1- general part:
It includes the fundamentals of general education as a discipline and as a science of formative action with particular reference to: the teaching and learning theories and models, the design and management schemes of the teaching intervention, the main problems of communication and of the relationship training models, the evaluation models of educational processes.
Phase 2 - monographic part:
It includes a specific reflection on the theories and models of education and teaching in the field of the body and motor with particular reference to the knowledge of the body's identity, its languages and methodologies related to the teaching of motor and sport disciplines.
Teaching methodology:
All the contents of the study will be analyzed with participatory and relational methodology in order to demonstrate "in vivo" how the study of the discipline consists in tracing "didactically effective" solutions that enhance both the individual and the collective dimension of the teaching-learning processes.
Materials and tools of study:
All the proposed contents are traceable in the study texts in particular:
• general part:
Iavarone M.L., Lo Presti F., Learning teaching, PensaMultimedia, Lecce, 2015.
• monographic part:
Iavarone M.L. (edited by), Abitare la corporeità, NEW EDITION FrancoAngeli Milano, 2013.
All the slides and study materials useful for the preparation of the exam and presented in the classroom are available on the University's on-line teaching platform, whose link is the following:
http://e-scienzemotorie.uniparthenope.it/moodle/course/index.php
Students can access the platform using the same credentials valid for the University web services.