Observing Children Moving
Observing Children Moving is a unique resource designed to enable practitioners to:
- observe and analyse children’s movement;
- enhance knowledge and understanding of stages of movement developmenpromote;
- high quality movement education and physical education for children aged 3-7 years.
Observing Children Moving includes over 90 video clips of children performing a range of movement capabilities (i.e. roll, block build, run, climb, throw, catch, write, jump, clay activity, gallop, kick, strike).
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Observing and Analysing Learners’ Movement
The overall purpose of ’Observing and Analysing Learners’ Movement’ is to:
- Enable trainees, teachers and other practitioners to observe, describe and analyse learners’ movement.
- Enhance knowledge and understanding of motor development.
- Raise standards by promoting effective motor development, movement education and Physical Education.
- Assist those working with learners aged 7-14 to provide movement learning experiences that match pupil needs.
Observing and Analysing Learners’ Movement includes over 100 video clips of children performing a range of motor patterns (i.e. shot put, forward roll, javelin throw, skip, jump to catch, hockey dribble, hurdle, pair balance, turn, tuck jump off apparatus, leap, handstand and tennis serve).
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