Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Teaching Games For Understanding (TGFU)

Kia Ora
Room 10 have been participating in Teaching Games for Understanding (TGFU). Here is a definition and the Learning Outcomes.

The Teaching Games for Understanding (TGfU) model fosters tactical awareness and skill instruction.
TGfU is most effective when student-centred and game-centred. It asserts that understanding tactics and strategies of a sport should precede the development and execution of the required skills.
Teaching games for understanding provides students opportunities to:
· take responsibility for their learning,
· transfer understanding about games to other games, and
· apply cognitive development to movement experiences.

Click HERE for more detail about TGFU


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1 comment:

  1. Yes I do think that T.G.F.U has made a great difference to our class and the way it works I for one am really enjoying getting out and learning a new game.This is a great post as it can be used as motivation for other classes to start up T.G.F.U and have a great time.Well done Miss Feasey.

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