1975
DOI: 10.1007/bf03176421
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Teaching Physical Education — A Systems Approach

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“…These results in reinforcement of learning which according to Singer (1980) is relatively a permanent change in behavior caused by past practice or experience in a given situation. According to Bigge (1982) and Singer (1980), learning is a lasting change in the lives of individuals and is not preceded by a birth or descendants.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These results in reinforcement of learning which according to Singer (1980) is relatively a permanent change in behavior caused by past practice or experience in a given situation. According to Bigge (1982) and Singer (1980), learning is a lasting change in the lives of individuals and is not preceded by a birth or descendants.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Bigge (1982) and Singer (1980), learning is a lasting change in the lives of individuals and is not preceded by a birth or descendants. Furthermore Winkel (1996) describes learning as a mental activity that takes place in an active interaction with the environment, which results in changes in the knowledge, understanding, skills, attitudes and values.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…C'est ainsi que des théoriciens s'intéressant à la taxonomie de l'habileté motrice (Guilford, 1958;Harrow, 1977;Simpson, 1966), à la planification pédagogique (Gagné et Briggs, 1979;Romiszovski, 1981), à l'apprentissage (Anderson, 1980;Gagné, 1965, in Singer et Dick, 1974Gagné, 1977Gagné, , 1985Klausmeier et Goodwin, 1975;Landa, 1974Landa, , 1976 et à l'apprentissage de l'habileté motrice (Fitts et Posner, 1967;Hempel et Fleishman, 1955;Schmidt, 1982;Singer et Dick, 1974;Singer, 1980) en arrivent à s'entendre au point de départ pour distinguer ces activités. Cette première définition permet ainsi de regrouper des activités fondamentales telles marcher, courir, sauter; des habiletés athlétiques, sportives, artistiques, artisanales et industrielles, comme étant toutes des habiletés motrices.…”
Section: Habileté Motrice Et Structuration De Contenusunclassified
“…According to Singer (1980), skill is a level or degree of success of the ability to achieve effectiveness and efficiency which is determined by speed and accuracy. Furthermore, Gagne (1992) said that psychomotor skill is integrated responses that is often combined in more complex activities through behavior changes as a result of learning in the psychomotor domain.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%