OVERVIEW

The integrated course Individual Sports combines theory and practice through five modules: Judo, Athletics, Gymnastics Disciplines, Racket Sports, and Endurance Sports.
The course aims to develop motor, technical, and teaching skills in individual sports, with particular attention to educational, methodological, and relational aspects relevant to professional contexts in sports and physical education.

AIMS AND CONTENT

LEARNING OUTCOMES

The course contributes to students’ basic training in individual sports by providing theoretical knowledge and technical-practical skills necessary for planning, conducting, and evaluating physical and sports activities.

AIMS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES

See individual form sheets.

PREREQUISITES

Students are expected to have basic theoretical and practical knowledge acquired during the first-year course Methods and Didactics of Motor and Sports Activities, as well as general motor skills.

TEACHING METHODS

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SYLLABUS/CONTENT

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RECOMMENDED READING/BIBLIOGRAPHY

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TEACHERS AND EXAM BOARD

Exam Board

EMANUELA PIERANTOZZI (President and Coordinator of Integrated Course)

LESSONS

LESSONS START

1st semester, October.

Annual Courses:

• Judo and Racquet Sports: First Semester

• Athletics, Equipment, Endurance Sports: Second Semester

Schedule available on the EasyAcademy Portal.

Class schedule

The timetable for this course is available here: Portale EasyAcademy

EXAMS

EXAM DESCRIPTION

To be admitted to the integrated exam, students must have attended at least 70% of the technical-practical activities (TPA) of each module that includes them:

• Judo
• Athletics
• Gymnastics disciplines
• Racket sports

The integrated exam consists of a written test in the form of multiple-choice questions (only one correct answer), which will take place in the computer lab at the Savona Campus via the Aulaweb platform.

The test is structured as follows:

• questions are divided by discipline: Athletics, Gymnastics disciplines, Judo, Racket sports, Endurance sports, and a transversal section dedicated to sports in general
• a specific time limit is assigned to the exam

For specific contents and further details, please refer to the detailed syllabi provided in the individual module descriptions.

ASSESSMENT METHODS

The assessment verifies the achievement of learning outcomes through:
Theoretical knowledge
• Understanding of regulations, performance models, and teaching principles
• Ability to recognize and describe techniques
Applicative skills
• Ability to connect theory and practice
• Methodological awareness in motor design
Participation and attendance
• Compliance with mandatory attendance (70% ATP)
• Active involvement in activities
The written exam assesses:
• The level of knowledge acquired
• The ability to apply and understand

FURTHER INFORMATION

Nothing.