Intro…
• Microsoft Word document on sport of
choice
• Sepak Takraw
• Pedometer Activities
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Virtual Reality
Gymnasium
“Hold on and enjoy the ride.”
Virtual Reality Defined
• “A computer-generated 3D experience in
which a user can navigate around, interact
with, and be immersed in another world in
real time, or at the speed of life” (Briggs 2002, p.35)
Virtual reality technology should not replace effective teaching
but should be viewed as a supplement.
Virtual Reality Offers…
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Greater student learning
Improved teacher efficiency
An increase in student motivation to learn
Fewer student accidents in the
environment
• Enhanced student problem solving
• Enhanced student critical thinking
• Student Choice
(Mohnsen, 2003)
(Florentino & Castelli, 2005)
VR Systems
• Typically address
– Motor skill development
– Participation in physical activity
– Participation in fitness-related exercises
SIMULATORS
Simulators
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Cateye Game Bike
Shut-Out Hockey
Full Court Slam
Virtual Volleyball
SmartGolf
Snowboarding
Dance Dance
Revolution
• Makoto
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Kayaking
White Water Rafting
Hang Gliding
Bobsled
Virtual Motion’s Wind
Surfing
• Sportwall
• Eyetoy
• AND MANY MORE…
PEP GRANTS
• Physical Education for Progress grants
– The purpose of the Physical Education for
Progress (PEP) grant competition is to
provide funds to local educational agencies to
initiate, expand, and improve physical
education programs.
Super Mario Tennis
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Can you volley your way to victory?
Tennis in Physical Education
• Practice Swings:
– Forehand
– Smash
– Backhand
Game 1
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vs.
Mario
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Great Job!
Let’s work on the following:
•Follow through on the
forehand
•Plant the back foot on the
smash
•Keep your head down on
the backhand
Game 2
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Nice job on the follow
through and keeping your
head down.
You’re really going to need
quick feet this round!
Game 3
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Excellent Demonstration of Your Skills
• Place your racket in one of 3 piles against
the back wall
• Have a seat in the center of the room
• One volunteer needed…
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Who wants to be a
Tennis Millionaire?
Hosted by…
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Confident?
The Prizes
1 - $100
2 - $200
3 - $500
4 - $1,000
5 - $2,000
6 - $4,000
7 - $8,000
8 - $16,000
9 - $32,000
10 - $64,000
11 - $125,000
12 - $250,000
13 - $500,000
14 - $1,000,000
Lifelines
• Ask the class
• Ask the teacher
$100
Also known as the “shake hands” grip, this grip is
universally used for executing forehands
A - eastern
A - eastern
B - western
C – semi western
D - continental
$200
The ideal area to contact the ball on the
racquet:
D – sweet spot
A - Strings
B - Neck
C - Middle
D – Sweet spot
$500
Rules of behavior on the tennis court
C - etiquette
A - affective
B - good
C - etiquette
D – sport like
$1,000
Illegal serve caused by server stepping on
or over the baseline
A – foot fault
A – foot fault
B – line touch
C - out
D – illegal foot
$2,000
Usually in women’s play, the best 2 out
of 3 sets
A - match
A - match
B - set
C - game
D - point
$4,000
Another term for a score of 40-40?
D - deuce
A - even
B - game
C - all
D - deuce
$8,000
Area between the singles and doubles
sidelines
B - alley
A – train tracks
B - alley
C – outside lane
D – middle sides
$16,000
Ball that lands on the outside edge of
the line
C - in
A - bad
B - let
C - in
D - out
$32,000
Another term for a score of zero
D - love
A - nothing
B - nought
C - life
D - love
$64,000
Failure to hit either of the two serves
into the service box
A – double fault
A – double fault
B – second service
C – dead ball
D – point over
$125,000
Point played over because the serve hit the net first
before landing in the correct service box
C - let
A - land
B - lip
C - let
D - net
$250,000
If server X has a score of 15 and the opposing player
has 15, if X wins the next point the score will be:
D – 30-15
A – 30-0
B – 40-0
C – 15-30
D – 30-15
$500,000
If the score is tied at 30 all and the non-serving player
wins the next point, the score will be:
A – 30-40
A – 30-40
B - deuce
C – 15-40
D – 40-30
$1,000,000
If a player wins 6 games to 4 games (6-4)
he/she is said to have won the
B - set
A - game
B - set
C - match
D - tiebreak
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Virtual Reality and Digital Cameras
• Tennis
Virtual Reality Examples
Psychomotor
• Flag Football
• Football
• Karate
• Baseball
• Volleyball
Cognitive
• Jeopardy
• Volleyball
Things to do:
• Create two virtual reality power points for a
sport of your choice
– One power point must generate physical
activity
– One power point must demonstrate cognitive
abilities
Virtual Reality Assignment