Basketball Reflection Paper

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After the first lesson, I feel that there is definitely the positive and negatives to the lesson and there is still a lot of aspect to coaching a sport I need to learn about. One aspect that I learnt from this first lesson is defiantly being flexible and adaptable. This is important for physical education teachers and teacher in general as there are no two days the same, so being flexiable and adapatble is vital (Robinson, 2014). An possible examle is unsuitable weather conditions.

Some of the students did not have much experience dealing with a basketball. Hence, I had decided that for the warm up they will get use to holding the ball and running just to start off. However, I had noticed that this was too easy for them. As my assumptions were wrong about their level of prior knowledge and skills in basketball. As stated before, I felt that my lesson was too structured. Therefore to improve the warm up and simultaniously plan my lesson less structured, next week I will give options for the students.

Prior to this lesson I had also made sure to learn and gain more Knowledge about basketball. I believe that it is very important as this can enhance the quality of the lesson (McGee & Fraser, 2012). This also provides more confidence for me when I am teaching this sport that was unfamiliar to me (Armour, 2011). First I …show more content…

This has impacted on my outlook on the students, I have learnt that it is important to not underestimate the children, always have high expectation on them and believe in them. As a physical education teacher I now understand that with this mindset, and furthermore with extra encouragement ,the children will feel this positivity and will motivate them to do their best (McGee & Fraser, 2012). As a classroom teacher, this is really important to be implemented into the classroom as well as it can be a stimulus and motivation for them as

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