BC164 : Volleyball (B)

Department

Department of Training

Academic Program

Bachelor in Sports Science (Training)

Type

Compulsory

Credits

01

Prerequisite

BC163

Overview

Volleyball is a sports game that is played between two teams. Where the number of players in each team is six players, and the method of play is to pass the ball between the hands of the players and over a net located crosswise in the middle of the match field, and each team seeks to make the ball touch the playing area of ​​the opposing team, which in turn tries to prevent the ball from hitting the ground and diverting its direction towards the team’s area The other, where one of the players tackles the ball, pays it to the player of the other team, or passes it to his teammate, who shoots it over the net towards the opposing team, and it is required that this be done with three touches at most in each attack between the players of the team.

Intended learning outcomes

That the student recognizes some concepts and facts related to the game of volleyball and understands some information related to the performance of the skills of the game and the technical terminology of the prescribed skills as well as some articles of the law in the form of performing skills and some physical requirements for the volleyball player and collects information on the skill of volleyball and decides to teach volleyball inside schools and analyzes some The vocabulary of the law and how to apply it in the game and perform the skills of the game of volleyball under international law as it distinguishes between the skills of the game and other games and is able to link between the basic skills and works to collect information on the skill of volleyball and be able to communicate and communicate and use the means of modern technology and work Within a team, interpretation and implementation of what is required of him.

Teaching and learning methods

Practical and theoretical scientific lectures inside the gym.

Scientific Program Subjects

Scientific Topics	Hours
Articles of the law - the court, the ball, the net, the referees	2
High offensive hitting, and the stages affecting it	2
Medium and low offensive batting	2
Models for exercises: reception, preparation	2
Examples of exercises: a variety of offensive strikes	2
Firewall: single, double	2
Repelling wall: single, double, triple	2
Striking and blocking exercises models	2
Defending the court with two arms and one arm	2
Stadium defense formations	2
Defense of the transmission	2
Transmission defense formations	2
A review of the offensive strikes	2
A review of the stadium defense formations	2

Methods of assessments

Type of evaluation	Marks
1st Midterm Written exam	15 marks
2nd midterm written test exam	15 marks
Continuous assessment (attendance and participations)	10 marks
Final Exam	60 Marks
Total	100 Marks

References

احمد كسري معاني أسس تدريب الكرة الطائرة للناشئين 2010

الين وديع فرج الكرة الطائرة ( دليل المعلم و المدرب واللاعب)

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