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Scaffolding Learning in Physical Education

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Scaffolding learning in Physical Education
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A1. Introduction to learning in PE
A2. Defining scaffolding
B8. Applying Scaffolding
A6. What factors affect learning?
A3.How does scaffolding promote learning?
B1. How can scaffolding be used in conjunction with learning outcomes within a lesson
A7. What is the importance of repetition in learning?
A4. Why is scaffolding important in teaching physical education?
B2. What is the relationship between scaffolding and feedback?
A5. What aspects of a lesson need particular attention in relation to the process of scaffolding?
B3. What is the relationship between scaffolding and motivation?
A8. How well do teachers need to understanding the term scaffolding?
B4. What is the relationship between scaffolding and individualised learning?
A9. How can scaffolding help a teacher evaluate their student learning and teaching?
B5. What is the relationship between scaffolding and differentiation?
A10.What role does scaffolding play in the overall learning in Physical Education?
B6. What is the relationship between scaffolding and mastery learning?
B7. What is the relationship scaffolding and deep learning/PE?
 
 
 
 
 
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