Direct Teaching Styles
The most direct teaching style
Command Style
S stands for
Specific, Significant, or Stretching
Ability to change and control the direction and position of the body
Agility
Starts with a R
Race
Starts with an A
Age
The most commonly used instructional style in physical education
Practice Style
M is for
Measurable, Meaningful, Motivational
Ability to control or stabilize the body when standing still or moving
Balance
Starts with a G
Gender
Starts with a S. I.
Sexual Identity
This style you relax control. You pick the content and learning goal but students work together
Reciprocal Style
A stands for
Attainable, achievable or action oriented
Ability to use the senses together with body parts during movement
Coordination
Starts with a C
Class
Self-Check Style
R is for
Realistic, Relevant, Reasonable
Starts with a R
Religion
This style invites students to have input into the level at which they participate.
Inclusion Style
T is for
Time based, Time bound, Timely
Starts with a P
Physical