Impact of Different Teaching Styles on High Quality
Author
Parcel, Jarad
Date
2014Type
Thesis
Publisher
Cardiff Metropolitan University
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This study investigated the range of teaching styles used by primary school PE coordinators
to achieve the Welsh Assembly Government (2008) and DfES (2003) learning
outcomes of HQPE. During the study three primary PE co-ordinators were interviewed to
identify their opinions and personal experiences using semi-structured interviews. During
the study deductive analysis was used on the transcripts of the interviews to correlate key
themes of the study. The aim of the study was to identify the range of teaching styles used
to achieve HQPE in primary schools across South Wales. The research found that to
achieve HQPE a wide range of teaching styles has to be used and incorporated into the
lessons. However it was also identified that to achieve the outcomes of Enjoyment and
Confidence it can often depend on the teacher’s attitude and approach to the lesson
regarding the achievement of the highlighted learning outcomes.
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DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONOURS)
SPORT AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION
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