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A 29- Powerpoint slide lesson covering Achievement and Attribution theories of motivation in the field of sport psychology.
My personal favourite lesson to deliver (I have delivered it every year for the last 4 years), based around practical classroom challenges which demonstrate the theories and gives students a real-life insight into their own motivations.
An enjoyable, interactive, and engaging lesson which is always popular with students. A dart board is required for the practical elements, although table tennis could also work well.
All FiZo lessons include:
- Starter activities
- Subject content
- Progressive learning objectives.
- Assessment opportunities
- Interactive activities
- Peer feedback opportunities
- Sporting examples
- Differentiated activities.
- Plenary activities
- All required resources
Lessons have been delivered at level 3 BTEC however, these can be used with other levels and programmes. Lesson is ready to use.
This session has been observed as part of formal observations and received outstanding feedback
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Everything i needed delivered in an imaginative way.
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