PE 124 - Beginning Badminton
Course Description: This
course is designed to teach students basic skills in badminton.
Instruction focuses on strategies and rules used in both singles and
doubles.
Required
Texts/Readings:
Bloss,
Margaret and Hales, R., Badminton, 7th edition, 2009.
Conceptual
Framework: Link
to
summary
Course
Objectives:
Cognitive
- Understand
the basic rules pertaining to serving, receiving, and general play.
- Be
able to define specific terms associated with badminton.
- Understand
badminton's background, origin, and history
- Be
able to identify areas, lines, and dimensions of a singles and
doubles court.
Psychomotor
- Demonstrate the proper grips.
- Demonstrate correct stroking procedures
- Demonstrate proper footwork and body positioning.
- Perform all strokes.
Instructional Strategies: Instructor directed presentations,
worksheets, individual skill development practice and competitive skill
development in games.
Diversity: Diversity is not addressed in this course.
Course Requirements: Regular class attendance is
mandatory. If a class period is missed please contact a classmate to
determine what course objectives were discussed and make necessary
arrangements for any missed notes.
Evaluation: The following criteria will be utilized in the
determination of overall grade performance.
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Skill testing |
individual |
30% |
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competitive |
20% |
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Mid-term exam |
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20% |
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Final exam |
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20% |
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Attendance |
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10% |
Letter grades: The following percentages will determine course
grades:
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90-100 |
A |
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80-90 |
B |
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70-80 |
C |
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60-70 |
D |
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Below 60 |
F
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