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RECREATIONAL AND LEISURE GROUP MOTOR ACTIVITIES

Degree course: 
Corso di First cycle degree in Movement science
Academic year when starting the degree: 
2021/2022
Year: 
1
Academic year in which the course will be held: 
2021/2022
Credits: 
6
Standard lectures hours: 
68
Requirements: 

No prerequisites are required.

Final Examination: 
Orale

Theory and Methodology of Human Movement: learning will be checked by a written test about the contents discussed and experimented during the course. The test, lasting one hour, will be based on ten multiple choice questions (five options and only one correct) and ten open-ended questions. There will be both general and specific questions. Additional information will be given in case of DAD.
Theory of Free Time and Sporting Group Activities: the test will be oral. It will evaluate the student’s theoretical knowledge of the topics covered during the course, the analytical and synthesis skills, the mastery of expression and the use of the correct specific language.

The final mark is the average of the evaluations obtained in the two sections (rounded-up).
The positive result of one of the two parts will be valid for the whole student’s academic curriculum. The final mark will be registered when both the results are positive.

Assessment: 
Voto Finale

EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
The aim of the course is to make students gain knowledge about the fundamental elements of human movement in the different phases of life, in particular in the evolutionary age. The approach to the discipline will be based on a humanistic conception of the body which considers the interaction between the different components: physical, cognitive, psychic and emotional. It will also consider the new directives of the neuroscience which highlight the educational aspect of movement on the entire and permanent human development.
The course also aims to give the student a basic vocabulary of Theory and Methodology of Sporting Training, together with notions of Sport Medicine and Neuroscience, Auxology, pointing out their clear relations.

The teaching is organized in two modules:
1. Theory and Methodology of Human Movement 3CFU
2. Theory of Free Time and Sporting Group Activities 3CFU

EXPECTED LEARNING OUTCOMES
At the end of the course, the student will be able to:
 Use the movement in the development of the whole person: physical, psychic, social and cognitive
 Suggest training appropriate to the age and the fixed targets
 Plan actions suitable for the different operating contexts: educational, sporting, adapted
 Apply the different teaching methodologies
 Discuss the meaning of the most relevant concepts of training methodology, physiology of coaching, auxology, learning of movement on neurophysiologic basis

Modules