英文摘要 |
Objective: This study is mainly discussing how interactive physical game can help with learning tennis stroke. Methodology: Take 64 female beginners in university tennis course as sample, with quasi-experimental design, divided students into test group (with interactive physical game implementation) and control group (traditional). Experiment last for six weeks. In the first week, a pre-test was given to all students. In the third week, an effective test on implementation was taken and in the final week an after-test was taken, then stop all practices. After two weeks, a retention test was taken. Students' stroke structure was recorded as separated movement and been edited into 2,560 videos. Video then played randomly and reviewed by 3 experts. They examined all students' stroke structure carefully in order to evaluate learning results. All data would be analyzed in t-test and ANCOVA. Result: study had found that: (A) After six weeks of experiment, there is a significant difference between pre-test and after-test for test group and control group. (B) There is no significant difference between leaning effectiveness and retention between test group and control group. (C) There is a significant difference between implementation effectiveness in test group and control group. Conclusion: (A) interactive physical game can improve students' interests of learning tennis, however, there was no significant evidence for improving forehand and backhand stroke structure learning effectiveness. (B) there was no significant difference on learning forehand and backhand stoke structure after six weeks of traditional and interactive physical game training. This research, as a result came to suggestions as following: (A) when adopting interactive physical game into tennis training, a thorough plan and arrangement is essential, moreover, it is also necessary to provide assistance and feedback properly to ensure learning effectiveness. (B) this research can also be applied to different interactive physical games with different sport types in the future. |