SOCCER: THEORY, TECHNIQUES AND DIDACTICS

Degree course: 
Corso di First cycle degree in Movement science
Academic year when starting the degree: 
2018/2019
Year: 
3
Academic year in which the course will be held: 
2020/2021
Course type: 
Compulsory subjects, characteristic of the class
Credits: 
2
Standard lectures hours: 
48
Detail of lecture’s hours: 
Lesson (48 hours)
Assessment: 
Voto Finale

Theory, technique and teaching of technical-coordination gestures
- Ball conduction/guidance
- Kick to pass-pull
- Reception
- Side remittance
- Head shot

Tactical aspects:
• The technical-coordination aspects in gaming situations
• Individual and departmental tactics in possession and non-possession of the ball
• Tactical knowledge, skills and abilities
• Overview of gaming systems

- Overview of training theory and methodology up to the age of 18
- The annual, monthly, weekly schedule and training session
- The evaluation of the game in sports society
- Group management techniques in training and on the bench
- Rules of the game

The Technical Guide (www.settoregiovanile.figc.it)
The Slides presented in class will be made available to students on Teams and/or on the university's e-learning platform

The objectives of the module will be achieved through theoretical, practical and laboratory lessons.
Priority will be made to individual and group practical work through problem-solving and interactive methodology, exploiting the technical and scientific knowledge acquired during the university course. The methodology of the frontal lesson will also be used especially in the initial part of the course.
The presence of experienced students who, through the guidance of the teacher, will be able to hold the role of tutor (peer education)in support of the least able students
It will be possible for the most experienced students to take on roles also at the organizational level, favoring the methodology of team-working

Enter in this section how to schedule an interview with the teacher to be opened by the student or groups of students.

Professors

MILANTA STEFANO