ESHE 124
SOCCER/INDOOR SOCCER
- Catalog Entry
ESHE 124. Soccer/Indoor Soccer
Two contact hours per week.
Practice an study of sports technique.
- Detailed Description of Conduct of Course
The major emphasis in this course is on the development of basic skills. Students are to master these skill: fast feet (foundation throw in; heading; and trapping (inside of the foot, thigh and chest). In addition to skills students need to understand the bounds, direct and indirect kicks, and throw-ins. The students will work in small groups to develop the use of triangles in offense and defense.
- Detailed Description of Conduct of Course
The course emphasizes skill development as the foundation of playing ability in soccer. Students are given task analysis of the skills to be mastered and pre-assessed on these skills. Students are then assigned to groups to work on the specific deficiencies in skill performance. Early in the course the students are set into teams that will compete throughout the semester. Students will compete in a variety of situations from 1 v 1 to 6 v 6 as the course progresses to develop the use of triangles and team play.
- Goals and Objectives of the Course
The goals of this course is to have the students master:
1. the skills task assessments in throw-in, kicking, heading, trapping, and fast feet:
2. the rules of soccer;
3. the ability to use triangles in game play.
- Assessment Measures
Attempting to use this skills developed in class not necessarily on success.
- Additional Course Information
- Review and Approval
Date Action Reviewed by
September 2002 Reviewed Jon Poole |