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is educational gymnastics appropriate for elementary students
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- yes, b/c children work at their own level to develop understanding and skill
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educational gymnastics (defn)
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- implies the child is most important, as opposed to the activity or movement skill
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why can't elementary students participate in modern rhythmic gymnastics?
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-b/c of the complexity
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artistic gymnastics
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a. functional, little expressive
b. educational, but performance based c. competitive d. product orientated e. teacher/coach determines skills f. alone g. females (4 events)males (6 events) h. no small equipment i. apparatus standardized |
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3 variations of gymnastic forms
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a. educational gymnastics
b. artistic gymnastics c. modern rhythmic gymnastics |
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educational gymnastics
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a. functional
b. educational c. noncompetitive d. process-orientated e. teacher/student determine skills f. alone/small groups g. male and female h. small equipment i. apparatus is not standardized |
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vertigo
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-swinging as high as possible, or going around fast
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where did modern gymnastics originate?
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-in europe spread to private studios in NA
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modern rhythmic gymnastics
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a. functional, little expressive
b. educational, but performance orientated c. competitive d. teacher or coach determined skills e. alone, small or large groups f. only females g. small equipment h. no apparatus |
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modern rhythmic gymnastics (defn)
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=elements from dance and games are used to create a floor routine in which a ball, rope, hoop, ribbon, or club is manipulated in time to music
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through which ways is body awareness heightened?
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-jumping
-landing -rolling -balancing -hanging -swinging -climbing |
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why is artistic gymnastics inappropriate for elementary students?
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-b/c is is judged upon the movement product rather than the process
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what is an infant's first gymanastic skill
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-rolling
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what is the major objective of gymnastics?
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-body control, both on the floor and aparatus
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gymnastics (defn)
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=the focus being how and where the body moves in relation to the floor and obstacles
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artistic gymnastics (defn)
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-a high degree of proficiency in established movement skill is developed by determining routines on set pieces of apparatus |
