| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to explore the content and assessment of badminton teaching, using drop shot and lop shot as examples. As a badminton teacher, it is crucial to first understand the basic techniques of badminton in order to design appropriate teaching content and assessment methods. According to the difficulty levels of badminton techniques, teaching should progress step by step from easy to difficult, from basic techniques to applied techniques, and from applied techniques to competitive techniques. By adopting progressive learning, systematic learning, and repetitive learning, effective teaching objectives can be achieved. Assessment, curriculum, and teaching are closely intertwined, and multiple assessment methods have become one of the key features of modern teaching. In physical education, testing sports skill performance is a crucial aspect of teaching. Multiple assessments should also utilize both subjective assessment and objective assessment methods, while considering both formative assessment and summative assessment, and establish grading criteria. Based on the aforementioned background, this paper explores badminton teaching and assessment using drop shot and lop shot as examples. Through literature review, data collection, and analysis, self-developed teaching materials are utilized. Additionally, the paper examines subjective and objective assessment methods in badminton teaching assessment. The conclusions of this study can provide valuable insights for teachers' teaching and students' learning. |