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Physical Education: Content Knowledge: 9. Technology

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This flashcard set explores instructional design and the role of technology in education, including definitions of e-learning, its types—synchronous, asynchronous, and blended—and how these methods enhance accessibility, flexibility, and student engagement in modern learning environments.

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Instructional design, in the context of education.

The process by which educational tools and resources are designed, developed, and implemented to achieve learning outcomes.

Information and Communications Technology helps foster engagement and accessibility in modern education.

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Definition

Instructional design, in the context of education.

The process by which educational tools and resources are designed, developed, and implemented to achieve learning outcomes.

Electronic Learning

Also known as e-learning.

A method of learning that uses technology like the internet, computers, and mobile devices.

E-learn...

Match the types of e-learning with their definitions:

1. Synchronous Learning
2. Asynchronous Learning
3. Blended Learning

A. Combines face-to-face and online teaching.
B. Real-time interaction with instructors or peers.
C. Self-paced learning without real-time interaction.

1. Synchronous Learning - B
2. Asynchronous Learning - C
3. Blended Learning - A

What are the stages of the ADDIE model for instructional design ?

  • Analysis: Understand audience and objectives.

  • Design: Plan lessons and resources.

    • ...

What are some ways tablets and educational apps can enhance physical education?

  • Record and analyze students’ techniques (e.g., free throws, dance routines).

  • Provide feedback with on-screen annotations.

Identify some methods heart rate monitors and pedometers can be used in P.E.

  • Measure exercise intensity through heart rate.

  • Track distance covered during activities.

  • Combine with fitness...

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Physical Education: Content Knowledge: 9. Technology
TermDefinition

Instructional design, in the context of education.

The process by which educational tools and resources are designed, developed, and implemented to achieve learning outcomes.

Information and Communications Technology helps foster engagement and accessibility in modern education.

Electronic Learning

Also known as e-learning.

A method of learning that uses technology like the internet, computers, and mobile devices.

E-learning leverages technology to provide flexible and accessible education.

Match the types of e-learning with their definitions:

1. Synchronous Learning
2. Asynchronous Learning
3. Blended Learning

A. Combines face-to-face and online teaching.
B. Real-time interaction with instructors or peers.
C. Self-paced learning without real-time interaction.

1. Synchronous Learning - B
2. Asynchronous Learning - C
3. Blended Learning - A

Each type provides benefits for diverse educational needs.

What are the stages of the ADDIE model for instructional design ?

  • Analysis: Understand audience and objectives.

  • Design: Plan lessons and resources.

  • Development: Create instructional materials.

  • Implementation: Deliver lessons to students.

  • Evaluation: Assess effectiveness and adjust as needed.

ADDIE ensures a structured approach to effective teaching.

What are some ways tablets and educational apps can enhance physical education?

  • Record and analyze students’ techniques (e.g., free throws, dance routines).

  • Provide feedback with on-screen annotations.

  • Enable global competitions or collaborative projects via video chat.

Identify some methods heart rate monitors and pedometers can be used in P.E.

  • Measure exercise intensity through heart rate.

  • Track distance covered during activities.

  • Combine with fitness software to monitor progress and set goals.

These tools ensure students meet health and activity benchmarks.

Why is technology important in physical education?

  • Monitors students’ health and fitness progress.

  • Provides engaging activities for all skill levels.

  • Enhances learning with innovative tools and techniques.

Technology bridges fun and fitness for improved outcomes.

How can teachers ensure effective use of technology in lessons?

  • Use tools that enhance and align with lesson objectives.

  • Avoid technology that does not add value to learning.

  • Balance traditional and digital teaching methods.

Effective technology integration improves learning outcomes.

Identify an example of how to efficiently implement technology in a PE class across different academic levels.

  • Elementary: Use apps to teach basic movements, like matching movements to animals or creating exercise videos.

  • Middle School: Track fitness with heart rate monitors during games or running exercises, helping students set personal fitness goals.

  • High School: Analyze sports techniques with video tools and provide constructive feedback.

Technology supports fitness and engagement at all levels.

What is the role of technology in educational assessments?

Technology simplifies data collection, organization, and analysis, enabling educators to efficiently assess and address student performance.

Technology integrates assessments seamlessly into teaching plans.

How can teachers use technology for formative assessments?

  • Play quiz-style games like Kahoot for instant feedback.

  • Collect daily data with short activities.

  • Use reports to adjust teaching strategies.

Formative assessments guide daily instructional decisions.

How can teachers use technology for summative assessments?

  • Administer tests using platforms to collect performance data.

  • Analyze question-specific trends to identify common struggles.

  • Use insights to adjust long-term instructional strategies.

Summative assessments measure mastery at the end of a unit.

How does item analysis help in assessment data analysis?

  • Identifies questions with high incorrect response rates.

  • Highlights patterns in student misconceptions.

  • Guides targeted reteaching efforts.

Item analysis ensures focused instructional improvement.

What technologies can be used to communicate with students and parents?

  • Email

  • School communication apps

  • Learning management systems (LMS)

  • Video conferencing tools

What are some ways technology can be integrated into instructional practices?

  • Digital presentations

  • Interactive simulations

  • Online collaborative tools

  • Educational software

How can educators leverage technology to network and collaborate with colleagues?

  • Social media platforms

  • Professional networking sites

  • Online forums

  • Virtual conferences

Why should teachers use technology to facilitate student learning activities?

  • Fosters engagement

  • Supports diverse learning styles

  • Prepares students for a technology-rich future

What strategies can teachers use to ensure the effective use of technology in the classroom?

  • Setting clear goals

  • Providing proper training

  • Selecting appropriate tools

  • Continuously evaluating the impact of technology on student learning

Why is it important for teachers to stay updated with new educational technologies?

  • Integrate the latest tools and methods into instruction.

  • Keep the learning experience relevant, innovative, and effective.

What are some ways teachers should use digital tools to track and analyze student performance data?

  • Identify trends

  • Monitor progress

  • Personalize instruction

  • Make data-driven decisions