英文摘要 |
This study aims to investigate the design and implementation of college PE curriculum, and to propose strategies for improvement. The research focused on the volleyball classes of a university of science & technology in Hsinchu. Based on his teaching experience in physical education, the researcher integrated Problem-based Learning with Apprentice Coaching in the design and implementation of volleyball class curriculum. "Students' Attitude Scale toward Volleyball Classes" and "Questionnaire Survey of Students' Opinions toward PE Courses" are used to assess the curriculum design and implementation effectiveness, the investigation is conducted on the researcher's teaching of volleyball for the last five years, based on in-depth evaluation and self-reflection. During the period, strategies for improvement have been adjusted to better curriculum design and implementation. The concepts of Problem-based Learning and Apprentice Coaching are embedded in the curriculum to achieve balance between theory and practice and to upgrade college PE courses, in the design and implementation of the curriculum, the freshmen of volleyball elective classes are divided into two groups. Problem-based Learning and Apprentice Coaching are integrated in the classes of the experiment group, whereas the classes of the control group are conducted in the traditional teaching mode. After comparing the implementation results of the two groups, conclusions are given as follows: 1. Integration of Problem-based Learning with Apprentice Coaching is proved suitable for the design and implementation of sports courses on college level. 2. The implementation of the integration of Problem-based Learning with the Apprentice Coaching is proved more effective than traditional methods. 3. Students in the experiment group show more positive attitude toward PE classes, based on the conclusions above, this study puts forth prescriptive suggestions for the design and implementation of sports courses in universities of science and technology. |