Power
This type of power comes from being popular or well-liked by others.
What is Social Power?
What happens after a player is touched in touch football?
What is a Roll the ball?
How many steps can a player take while holding the ball in netball?
What is zero?
What type of Strategy is Box Breathing
What is Emotional Regulation
What is Mr Hunter's Favourite AFL Team
What is Brisbane Lions
A coach choosing who starts the game is an example of this type of power.
What is Positional Power?
How many players are on a Starting Touch Football team
What is 6?
A defender stands very close with their arms up while marking an attacker with the ball. How far must the defender be (in feet)?
What is 3 feet?
A good leader makes sure everyone feels valued and involved. This is called what?
What is Inclusion and Respect?
When was the first game of netball played?
What is 1895?
A student says, “If you were really my friend, you would do this.” What type of behaviour is this?
What is Peer Pressure?
A player runs straight at the defence and draws two defenders before passing. What attacking strategy is this?
What is Drawing and Passing
What does landing on 2 feet allow for.
What is Pivoting?
Understanding your strengths, weaknesses and emotions is known as this
What is identity and self-awareness
In football (soccer), Australia beat an American Somoan team by a record score. What was the final score?
What is 31-0
A team captain constantly ignores one player during games because they are less skilled. What type of power imbalance is being shown and how could it affect the player?
Social/positional power imbalance; may reduce confidence, inclusion and participation.
What are the 3 different positions in Touch Football
What is Middles, Links and Wings
What type of strategy is it when a team uses short passes instead of long passes?
This communication style is confident, respectful and clear.
Assertive Communication
What Sport has been Played on the moon
What is Golf
Explain the difference between Coercion and Control
Coercion is When someone pressures, threatens or manipulates another person to make them do something they do not want to do in sport or a team setting
Control is When someone tries to make decisions for others or tells them what they can and cannot do in sport or a team
A player becomes frustrated after repeated errors and stops communicating with teammates. Explain how this could affect team performance and identify two personal strategies that could improve the situation.
educed teamwork/confidence/communication; strategies may include emotional regulation, positive communication, leadership
In a close game, your team begins rushing passes and losing possession. Explain two strategies players could use to regain control and maintain possession under pressure.
What is Slow the tempo, communication, shorter passes, spread out, create passing lanes, stay composed etc
Your class is placed into new teams for a competition. One student feels excluded because they do not know anyone. Explain two strategies teammates could use to promote inclusion and positive group dynamics.
What is Positive Peer Talk, Encouraging communication, positive feedback, leadership behaviours
How many Dimples are on a golf ball
What is 336