New GE1204 Course Outline Basketball 2-2017 (1)

Assumption University Faculty of Arts Department of General Education Course Outline 2/2017Course : GE1204 Physical Education: Basketball 1Credit : General Education Requirement NoneStatus : A. Wattanachawin BoonsirisombatPrerequisite :Lecturer :Course Description : Improving physical fitness and psychomotor skills, creating unityamong students and developing the sportive mind.Course Objectives: The course aims to enable students to 1. obtain knowledge about the history and rules of basketball. 2. achieve physical, mental, emotional and social development. 3. appreciate the values of basketball. 4. create unity among themselves. 5. perform the different skills in playing basketballTeaching-Learning Activities: 1. Lectures 2. Demonstrations 3. Class Discussions 4. DrillsCourse Components and Mark Allocation: 10% 1. Class Participation 2. Practical Evaluation 60% 2.1 Passing (10%) 2.2 Receiving (10%) 2.3 Dribbling (10%) 2.4 Shooting (10%) 2.5 Team Playing (20%) 3. Quiz 15% 15% 4. Presentation Total 100%Attendance Requirement : At least 80 % attendance is required. Students with more than 3 absences will not be allowed to take the practical evaluation.Evaluation : 80 - 100 % =A = A- 78 – 79 % = B+ =B 73 – 77 % = B- = C+ 70 – 72 % =C = C- 68 – 69 % =D 63 – 67 % 60 – 62 % 58 – 59 % 50 – 57 %Required Reading: Handouts 1

References:Isaacs, N. D., & Motta, D. (1988). Sport illustrated basketball :the key to excellence. NY : Sports Illustrated.Warren, W.E.& Chapman, L.F. (1992). Basketball coach’s survival guide: Practical techniques and material for building an effective program and a winning team. N.Y.: Parker Pub.Whelton,J. (1988). Step by step basketball skills. London: The Hamlyn Pub.Study Plan and Schedule:Week 1 (JAN. 08,09, 2018, John Paul II Gymnasium)General Introduction - Objectives of the course - Course requirements - Mark AllocationWeek 2 (JAN. 15,16, 2018, John Paul II Gymnasium)Knowledge and benefits of basketball - History and origin of basketball - Benefits of basketball Its application and safety - Basketball know-how - Safety in playing basketball - Good manners of players and spectatorsWeek 3 (JAN. 22,23, 2018, John Paul II Gymnasium)Skills needed in playing basketball - Body balance - Movement in playing - Passing - Jumping - Catching or holding the ball - Dribbling - Low dribbling - High dribblingWeek 4 (JAN. 29,30, 2018, John Paul II Gymnasium)Receiving and passing the ball - Two hands chest passing - Rebounding the ball - Overhead passing - One hand over shoulder passing - One hand low passingWeek 5 (FEB. 05,06, 2018, John Paul II Gymnasium) Shooting - Under hood shooting - One hand shooting - Jump shootingWeek 6 (FEB. 12,13, 2018, John Paul II Gymnasium)Assessment Test I - Receiving the ball 2

- Passing the ball - Two hand chest passing - One over shoulder passing - One hand low passing Week 7 (FEB. 19,20, 2018, John Paul II Gymnasium) Skills needed for teamwork - Defense team - Team on the move Week 8 (FEB. 26,27, 2018, John Paul II Gymnasium) Assessment Test II - Dribbling - One hand over head shooting - Lay – up shot Week 9 (MAR. 19,20, 2018, John Paul II Gymnasium) Basketball rules Week 10 (MAR. 26,27, 2018, John Paul II Gymnasium) Basketball rules (Continuation) Week 11 (APR. 2, 3, 2018, John Paul II Gymnasium) Basketball match Week 12 (APR.,09,10 2018, John Paul II Gymnasium) Basketball match (Continuation) Submission of paper Week 13 (APR. 23,24, 2018, John Paul II Gymnasium) Basketball Match (Continuation) Week 14 (APR. 30, MAY.01, 2018 John Paul II Gymnasium Assessment Test III Basketball Match Final Week 15 (MAY. 07, 08, 2018 John Paul II Gymnasium Review (To be informed later)-----------------------------THERE IS NO FINAL EXAM----------------------------------------------- 3

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