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Motor education

Course Description: This course reviews specialized knowledge and information, general principles, and foundations regarding the meaning of motor education. It covers its aims and objectives. It presents the theoretical and practical foundations of motor education for children at different age stages. It enumerates the principles and foundations of theories related to movement and their connection to athletic selection. It discusses hyperactive movement, its symptoms, causes, and treatment methods. It lists the ways to use tools and equipment in motor education. It explains early intervention, its importance, aims, justifications, the aspects it addresses, and the stages of early intervention.
Credits: 2
Objectives of the course :

The aim of this course is to achieve comprehensive knowledge and familiarize oneself with motor education for childhood.
Explains the basic concepts of motor education.
2- Presents the goals, importance, values, and purposes of motor education.
3. It mentions the scientific foundations, methods, and programs of motor education.
4. Performs basic motor movements and skills for childhood.
5- Discusses the child's motor and recreational activities.
Organizes methods for using tools and equipment in motor education.
7- Early intervention is explained, including its importance, goals, justifications, aspects it addresses, and its stages.

Course outputs :

Knowledge and understanding:
The student reviews knowledge and understanding of the scientific method, principles, objectives, and characteristics of motor education, as well as its trends.
Explains information from scientific literature related to aspects of motor education and the acquisition of basic motor skills, and the difference between motor development and motor education.
3. Discuss how to link relevant sports sciences and their application methods when studying issues and problems in children's physical education.
Skills:
Implements physical activity and sport strategies and programs to prevent diseases and injuries, and improve the public health and quality of life of early childhood.
2- It assesses the stages of early intervention and the aspects it addresses for early childhood.
Applies laboratory skills used to assess children's movement and methods for using tools and devices in children's motor education.
4. Uses modern technological applications in communication, data collection, analysis, and interpretation to develop creative solutions for problems related to improving and developing fundamental motor skills in childhood stages.
Values and Responsibility
Shows integrity, values, and professional ethics when using technology in dealing with issues and problems of motor education for children.
Practices professional tasks and activities in motor education effectively and independently.
3. Collaborates effectively on projects or in research or professional groups, leading and taking responsibility during work with children's groups.

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Measuring the achievement of learning outcomes for the course
- Through direct assessment (oral exams, quarterly and final written exams, homework and reports, and presentations).

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