1st Edition
Cooperative Learning in Physical Education A research based approach
Introduction - Cooperative Learning As A Pedagogical Model In Physical Education - Ben Dyson and Ashley Casey Part 1 - Context Of Learning Chapter 1. Implementing The Cooperative Learning Model In Physical Education: The Experience Of New Zealand Teachers - Ben Dyson, Alan Ovens, and Wayne Smith Chapter 2. Teacher Action In The Cooperative Learning Model In The Physical Education Classroom - Ingrid Bähr and Jonas Wibowo Chapter 3. Innovative Practice Through The Use Of Self-Made Materials: The Cooperative Learning Model In Spain - Javier Fernandez-Rio and Antonio Méndez-Giménez Part 2 – Cooperative Learning In The Curriculum Chapter 4. Putting Into Practice Cooperative Learning And Physical Activity With Primary Students - Carlos Velázquez-Callado Chapter 5. Cooperative Learning Through The Eyes Of A Teacher-Researcher and His Students - Ashley Casey Chapter 6. Using Cooperative Learning Model In Physical Education Teacher Education: From Theory To Practice - Sima Zach And Rona Cohen Part 3 – Key Aspects Of Cooperative Learning Chapter 7. Borrowing Strategies From Adventure-Based Learning To Enhance Group Processing In Cooperative Learning - Sue Sutherland Chapter 8. The Cooperative Learning Model As An Inclusive Pedagogical Practice In Physical Education - Michelle Grenier and Pat Yeaton Chapter 9. Cooperative Learning And Tutoring In Sports And Physical Activities - Lucile Lafont Chapter 10. Cooperative Learning And Interactions In Inclusive Secondary School Physical Education Classes In Australia - Wendy Dowler Conclusion- Cooperative Learning In Physical Education - Ashley Casey and Ben Dyson
Biography
Ben Dyson is Associate Professor in the School of Critical Studies in Education at the University of Auckland, New Zealand. He has taught for over 20 years in universities in Canada, the USA and New Zealand. His research focuses on curriculum and instruction, innovative pedagogical practices in schools and physical education policy research.
Ashley Casey is course leader for Sport and Physical Education at the University of Bedfordshire, UK. He has worked as a secondary-school physical education teacher for 15 years during which time he completed his PhD. His research is around sustained curriculum renewal in physical education through models-based practices such as cooperative learning. He has published work on school-based interventions using these approaches.
‘I salute the leadership of Dyson and Casey in revealing what can be possible through research and development in education ...
This book is an international and national treasure for the profession in its scholarly attention to the how of cooperative skills building, and to the how of equitable and inclusive teaching’, Adrienne Alton-Lee, Qualitative Research in Education
