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6th Grade Rhythms and Dance
6th Grade Rhythms and Dance
• NATIONAL-S1.M1.6
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DATA FOR PSYCHOMOTOR DOMAIN
Psychomotor Results
6
Psychomotor components (out of 6)
0
Student 1 Student 2 Student 3 Student 4 Student 5 Student 6 Student 7 Student 8 Student 9 Student 10 Student 11
Pre-Assessment Post-Assessment
FITNESS OBJECTIVES
NYS AND NATIONAL STANDARDS OBJECTIVE
• NEW YORK STATE-1B: • OVER THE DURATION OF CLASS, STUDENTS WILL
STUDENTS WILL DESIGN PERSONAL FITNESS PROGRAMS TO ACCOMPLISH 500 STEPS OR
IMPROVE CARDIO RESPIRATORY ENDURANCE, FLEXIBILITY, MORE WHILE MOVING AROUND AND DANCING.
MUSCULAR STRENGTH, ENDURANCE, AND BODY
COMPOSITION
• NATIONAL-S3.M1.6:
DESCRIBE HOW BEING PHYSICALLY ACTIVE LEADS TO A
HEALTHY BODY
NAME:__________________ STEPS:____/500___
EXIT SLIP 1A) DO YOU KNOW WHY WE CALL IT THE BUNNY JUMP INSTEAD
ASSESSMENT OF THE BUNNY HOP?
STUDENTS WERE ASSESSED ON:
• FITNESS ASSESSMENT
• COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT
1B) DO YOU THINK YOU DEMONSTRATED RESPECT TO YOUR
• AFFECTIVE ASSESSMENT PARTNER TODAY? IF YES, HOW SO?
DATA FOR FITNESS RESULTS
TRUSTWORTHINESS OF DATA(ALL)
- Reliability(consistency): Pretest/posttest were the same, taught same components as tested, and
reasonable practice time.
- Validity(accuracy): Measured what we wanted to measure; the dance taught.
- Authenticity(Real life situation): Realistic assessment of simple dance components. (ex. Electric Slide)
- Objectivity(without bias): Assessment on components. Not how far someone jumped. Also Teacher
monitored Checklist-No friendly bias.
- Practicality: Good life skills, minimal cost to teach, time of one class period. Easy to teach.
CHANGE IN STUDENT LEARNING
• Little to no prior knowledge of dance • Full comprehension of Bunny Jump
• Performance of all 6 components • Performance of all 6 components
• Minimal attempts at performance • Consistent performance (permanent learning)
• Cognitive Stage • Autonomous Stage
• About 18% knew parts of the Bunny Jump • 100% of students performed entire dance
REFLECTION
WHAT WE LIKED WHERE WE WOULD LIKE TO IMPROVE
• STUDENTS ON TASK • AFFECTIVE ASSESSMENT-EASE OF DATA
• EFFICIENT INSTRUCTION ORGANIZATION
• HAVING TWO INSTRUCTORS
• SIMPLE AND ACCURATE ASSESSMENT
• MORE CHALLENGING LESSON
• MINIMAL STRAIN ON STUDENTS • TEACH TO STUDENTS POTENTIAL
• STUDENTS ENJOYMENT IN LEARNING (COGNITIVE
ASSESSMENT)
FINAL MESSAGE
WE BELIEVE RHYTHMS AND DANCE IS A KEY COMPONENT TO THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROCESS AND HAS
MANY BENEFITS FOR OUR CHILDREN TO NOT ONLY INCREASE THEIR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY TO PROMOTE
BETTER HEALTH. AS WELL AS TRANSFER THEIR LEARNING INTO THE CLASSROOM AS WELL.
EXAMPLES:
• INCREASES PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
• TRANSFER OF LEARNING
• AIDS RHYTHMIC MOVEMENT IN SPORTS AND SCHOOLWORK