Instructional Models in Physical Education
Components of an Instructional Model
- A theoretical foundation.
- Assessments of learning outcomes.
- Benchmarks for assessing the implementation of the model.
- Developmentally appropriate and sequenced learning activities.
- Expectations for teacher and student behaviors.
- Intended learning outcomes.
- Teacher’s content knowledge expertise.
- Unique task structures.
Instructional Models for Physical Education. Metzler, M. (2011).
Questions to Ask When Selecting an Instructional Model
- Do I and my students have enough of those prerequisites?
- How well does my context meet those requirements?
- What are the contextual requirements for those models?
- What are the teacher and student prerequisites for the remaining models?
- What do I want my students to learn about the content?
- What modifications will I need to make for each model?
- Which models have those same priorities?
Instructional Models for Physical Education. Metzler, M. (2011).
Cooperative Learning Model
Democratic Practice Model
Direct Instruction Model
Health Based Physical Education Model
Inquiry Based Learning Model
- Applying Inquiry in Health and Physical Education
- Inquiry Based Learning Approach in Physical Education: Stimulating and Engaging Students in Physical and Cognitive Learning
- Inquiry Based Learning in Health and Physical Education
- Inquiry in #PhysEd 101 – The How, What & Why?
- Planning for Inquiry-Based Physical Education
Meaningful PE Model
Personalized System of Instruction Model
- Effect of Personalized System of Instruction on Health-Related Fitness Knowledge and Class Time Physical Activity
- Personalized System of Instruction Model: Teaching Health-Related Fitness Content in High School Physical Education
- Personalized System of Instruction (PSI) Models: Using Digital Teaching Materials on Learning
- The Personalized System of Instruction in Fitness Education
Sport Education Model
TGFU, Tactical Games Approach, and Game Sense Models
Articles
Example Activities and Lessons
Resources
Teaching Personal & Social Responsibility Model
- A Models Based Approach to PE: Teaching Personal and Social Responsibility
- Combining the Skill Themes Approach with Teaching Personal and Social Responsibility to Teach Social and Emotional Learning in Elementary Physical Education
- Comparison of Learning Effects of Merging TPSR Respectively with Sport Education and Traditional Teaching Model in High School PE
- Disciplining Students by Promoting Responsibility
- Teaching Personal & Social Responsibility in Physical Education (Part 1)
- Teaching Personal and Social Responsibility in Physical Education (Part 2)
- Teaching Physical and Social Responsibility Through Physical Activity
- Teaching Social Justice Through TPSR Where Do I Start