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Module JXH-2060:
Preparing to Coach & Teach

Preparing to Coach & Teach 2024-25
JXH-2060
2024-25
School of Psychology & Sport Science
Module - Semester 1 & 2
10 credits
Module Organiser: Gethin Thomas
Overview

The module will provide an opportunity for students to develop and refine higher skills of relevance to this context (e.g., an awareness of learning styles, application of psychological skills and motor learning literatures). As such students will develop techniques (e.g., reflective practice, performance profiling) to help them continue to enhance their skills and further their career post-graduation. Students will also learn how to facilitate the skill acquisition of others. In order to provide students with a meaningful experience and setting in which to develop such skills and techniques, students’ study and development will be housed within the context of progression towards (or actually attaining) National Governing Body awards in physical education.

Assessment Strategy

-threshold -Acceptable level of understanding presented D

-good -Reasonably comprehensive coverage. Well organised and structured. Good understanding of the material. B

-excellent -Comprehensive and accurate coverage of the area clarity of argument and expression. Depth of insight into theoretical issues. A

Learning Outcomes

  • Competently acquire the required number of coaching qualifications (coaching qualification must meet with assessment of needs and cannot be back dated)

  • Complete at least 10 hours (minimum)as a coach/volunteer in either local community clubs, schools (in support of local AYP programme) or in support of organisations such as the Urdd, Youth Organisations e.g. Guides/Scouts/Youth Clubs etc.

  • Demonstrate effective and reflective practice and critical self – awareness during work placement e.g. observe and reflect upon examples of good practice and evaluate your own lesson/coaching session.

  • Demonstrate their ability to find and apply for a work placement at a Secondary Schools Physical Education department following the completion of a formal letter and CV (minimum one week 5 days work placement)

  • Demonstrate their ability to plan, initiate, record, and critically evaluate an appropriate and tailored programme of personal development based on an evaluation of strengths and areas for improvement specific to a Physical Education career path

Assessment method

Coursework

Assessment type

Formative

Description

Portfolio Part 1 – you will receive formative feedback against the following assessment criteria; 1. A proficiency in conducting - needs analysis set against long term planning. Needs analysis, performance profiling, evaluation of strengths and areas for improvement influencing short, medium and long term goals. 2. Plan, initiate, record, and critically evaluate an appropriate and tailored programme of personal development based on an evaluation of strengths and areas for improvement specific to a Physical Education career path And formative feedback on the areas highlighted in assessment criteria 4 4. Successfully acquiring a work placement at a Secondary Schools Physical Education department following the completion of a formal letter and CV (evidence recorded in log)

Weighting

0%

Due date

03/11/2023

Assessment method

Viva

Assessment type

Summative

Description

A VIVA is an interview style discussion/question and answer session. The VIVA will assess your knowledge and understanding of the module. It will assess your attainment against the learning outcomes using the assessment criteria below. Questions will be the same for all students at the beginning of the VIVA. However, each portfolio and experience during work placement is unique to the individual student and as such questioning during each VIVA will be reflective of this. A timetable for your VIVA will be issued in due course.

Weighting

60%

Due date

15/05/2024

Assessment method

Coursework

Assessment type

Summative

Description

Portfolio part 2 - you will receive formative feedback on the following assessment criteria; 5. Demonstrate effective and reflective practice and critical self –awareness during work placement e.g. observe and reflect upon examples of good practice and evaluate your own lesson/coaching session It is essential that you submit part 1 together with part 2 for assessment deadline 2 It is essential to keep a copy of each submission for yourself Late work will be capped You will receive 40% of the mark

Weighting

40%

Due date

15/04/2024

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