英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to explore the learning effects on the sports competency and competitive rules of students in the volleyball course with the soft volleyball and the Sport Education Model. The participants were 53 collegial students engaged in the 111-1 volleyball course at a university. Methods were the single group pretest-posttest design, and interviews. The instruments were the volleyball competitive rule testing, low-hands hitting testing and serving testing of the volleyball, and semi-structured interview outlines. Those data were collected and analyzed by descriptive statistics, dependent t-test, qualitative analysis, and triangulation. The results were as follows: (a) The learning effects on low-hands hitting and serving of students with Sport Education in the volleyball course were significantly improved (t=-7.01;t=-3.59,p<.05). In addition, the learning effects on low-hands hitting of the lower skill level students and the higher skill level students were significantly improved (t=-5.55;t=-4.32,p <.05). The learning effects on serving of the lower skill level students were significantly improved (t=-3.77,p <.05), but they of the higher skill level students were not enhanced (t=-1.90,p >.05). (b) The learning effects on the volleyball competitive rules testing of students with Sport Education in the volleyball course were significantly improved (t=-6.06,p<.05). In addition, the learning effects on the volleyball competitive rules of the lower skill level students and the higher skill level students were significantly improved(t=-5.82;t=-2.96,p <.05). In conclusion, the learning effects were improved on the low-hands hitting, serving, and competitive rules of students with the Sport Education Model in the volleyball course. It advised that the Sport Education Model could be continuously applied in the university course. In addition, the soft volleyball was suitable for the beginners of the volleyball course, and it had those characteristics such as being light, big, safe, and without pain on the wrist. It can improve the learning effects on low-hand hitting of students in the volleyball course. |