ABSTRACT
The tactical capacity in team sports is based on the relationship with the knowledge that the practitioner has through his previous experiences, and the school must provide them in order to promote the general formation of the students. The aim of this study was to evaluate the impacts on the procedural tactical knowledge (PTK) of students in general sports formation after a hybrid teaching program. Participants were 40 students (20 in the experimental group-EG and 20 in the control group-CG) aged between 8 and 10 years old (7.85 ± 0.48), of both sexes. The PTK test: Sports Orientation was applied to evaluate the PTK before and after 17 sessions of school classes with a hybrid teaching program that used contents of the methodological proposals of the Universal Sports Initiation (USI) and the Ball School (BS). The intervention in the EG caused a significant improvement in the PTK of the students for the actions in attack and defense with hands and feet when compared to the GC with large effect size. It is concluded that the use of this hybrid teaching program (USI + BS) applied in physical education classes was able to improve the PTK of students.
Keywords:
Children; Physical Education; Experimental games
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Fonte: Greco et al.