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Martial arts fighting basic skills teaching plan reflection middle classThe following is an example of a lesson plan for reflecting on the basic martial arts fighting skills of the middle class:
** 1. Teaching objectives **
1. ** Target Achievement Status **
- The goals set in the lesson plan may include letting the middle class children master some basic movements of martial arts, such as horse stance, charging fist, etc., as well as improving their physical fitness (endurance, reaction, strength, etc.) and cultivating their interest in martial arts. After some reflection, these goals were reasonable for middle class children. However, in the actual teaching process, it may be found that children's mastery of certain movements is uneven. For example, the Horse Stance movement required the knee joint not to exceed the toes and the thigh to be close to the level. The child might not be able to fully meet the standard due to insufficient leg strength. This meant that when the target was set, although the standard of the movement was taken into account, the physical ability of the middle class child might not be accurately assessed.
- In terms of developing interest, the goal was relatively broad. Although martial arts itself had a unique charm, there might be a lack of more specific designs in the lesson plan that targeted the interests of middle-class children, such as combining martial arts movements with familiar animation characters or story scenes.
2. ** Target adjustment **
- According to the actual ability of the child, the standard of the action can be adjusted to the level that the child can achieve through hard work. For example, the requirements for the horse stance could first let the child feel the bending of the knees and the stability of the body's center of gravity, rather than over-emphasizing the complete fit with the standard movements.
- Adding more interesting elements to the goal of interest cultivation. For example, setting a small goal to allow children to choose appropriate martial arts moves to perform according to the scene of a martial arts short play would stimulate children's participation and interest in martial arts.
** 2. Teaching content **
1. ** Selection of content and difficulty **
- The content of the course included basic martial arts movements such as fist, palm, hook, punch, horse stance, and so on. These contents were suitable choices for middle school children to learn martial arts. However, from a reflection point of view, there might be some problems with the difficulty of the content. For example, the punching movement required fast and powerful movements, and it was difficult for middle-class children to understand and follow the shoulder.
- In terms of the cohesiveness of the content, although there was a process from reviewing the basic movements to the new movements, there was a lack of interesting design in the connection and conversion between the various movements. For example, the transition from reviewing boxing, palm, hook to horse stance punch was relatively stiff, and there was no good use of stories or games to let the child naturally enter the new movement learning.
2. ** content optimization **
- As for the more difficult concepts of movements, they could be explained in a simpler way. For example, the shoulder-to-shoulder meant that the shoulders were like the tracks of a small train. When punching, the small train had to walk along the tracks. This way, it was easier for children to understand.
- In terms of content, he could design a martial arts adventure story. In the story, the child would use different martial arts movements to overcome difficulties, so that the learning of each movement could be coherent and interesting.
** 3. Teaching methods **
1. ** The effectiveness of teaching methods **
- In the teaching process, the teacher demonstrated, explained, the children practiced, and the peers supervised each other. The teacher's demonstration and explanation could allow the child to see and hear the essentials of the action intuitively, but for the middle class children, simple demonstration and explanation might not be vivid enough. There might be some problems in the practice of peer supervision. For example, children might not know how to correctly supervise and correct their peers 'actions because of their young age. They would imitate or play more often.
- In guiding children to practice, there may be a lack of diverse practice methods. For example, when practicing the Horse Stance Punch, it was easy for children to feel bored by simply repeating the movements.
2. ** Teaching method improvement **
- Multi-media teaching methods could be used, such as playing a simple martial arts animation video to let the children feel the charm of martial arts movements more vividly, and then the teacher would demonstrate and explain.
- In terms of peer supervision, the teacher and the child could demonstrate the correct way of mutual supervision. For example, they would praise the peer for what he did well and then make suggestions for improvement. At the same time, in terms of practice methods, some gamified exercises could be added. For example, the practice of the Horse Stance Punch could be turned into a game of "defeating small monsters." Every time the child did the correct Horse Stance Punch, it meant that he had defeated a small monster.
** 4. Teaching Evaluation **
1. ** Timeliness and accuracy of evaluation **
- In the process of teaching, the teacher's evaluation of the child may not be timely and accurate enough. For example, when a child was doing the Horse Stance Punch, he might simply say "good" or "wrong" without specifically pointing out where the action was done well or needed improvement. This kind of vague evaluation was not conducive for children to clarify their learning results and the direction of improvement.
- In the comprehensive evaluation, more attention was paid to the accuracy of the movements, and the attitude, effort, and cooperation with peers of the children in the process of learning martial arts were neglected.
2. ** Evaluation and improvement **
- Teachers should improve the effectiveness of the evaluation and give specific feedback immediately after the child made the action, such as "Your horse stance is very stable, but when you punch, you can straighten your arms a little more."
- In terms of the comprehensiveness of the evaluation, in addition to the actions themselves, they also had to pay attention to the child's learning attitude. For example, he could set up a "martial arts star" selection. In addition to the standard of movements, it also included the selection criteria of the hardest work in practice and the best help to his companions.
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