Module 61-GymGe-DM-3 Didactics and Methods of Areas of Sport and Exercise III

In this module, you will acquire basic skills for instructing and designing standardised and non-standardised sports in the field of outdoor sports as well as in the field of recreational and health sports or - optionally - in the field of wrestling and fighting. You will expand your own experience of movement and learn to assess movement science theories and models with regard to their practical suitability.
On the other hand, you will acquire subject-specific skills in accordance with the level-specific mandate of the upper secondary school, which will enable you to offer sport in accordance with the scientific-propaedeutic mandate of the upper secondary school.

You can choose to take either a practical or a practical teaching examination in one of the seminars "Specialised courses in secondary level II"
In the practical teaching examination, you demonstrate in-depth competences in the area of "teaching" in an exemplary course of the module.
In the practical examination, you will demonstrate in-depth competences in the area of "sports motor skills" in an exemplary course of the module.

The theory examination on the competence area "Theoretical, subject-specific and methodological-didactic knowledge of movement" is taken as an example in a course not selected for the practical sports examination.

In a seminar from the field of outdoor sports (e.g. "rowing", "canoeing", "sailing", "surfing", "skiing and snowboarding"," cycling" or "mountain hiking"), the special experiential educational possibilities of this field of activity are thematised.

As an example, you will acquire skills and abilities for self-realisation in health-relevant movement activities (e.g. "strength training" or "Tai Chi") and expand your didactic and methodological knowledge for teaching them.

Optionally, in the area of "Wrestling and Fighting", you will acquire the didactic and methodological basics of teaching fighting with and against each other as well as self-defence and/or expand your experience and skills in a selected martial art (e.g. judo or kickboxing).

In the seminars "Specialisation courses for secondary level II", you will deepen your didactic and methodological knowledge of teaching two selected fields of movement against the background of the special requirements of physical education in the upper secondary school, whereby the various forms of theory-practice links are of particular importance.

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