2018 Wellness Exercise B(集中)

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Instructor(s)
Ishikawa Kunihiro 
Class Format
    
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Day/Period(Room No.)
Intensive ()  
Group
B(集中)
Course number
LAW.W121
Credits
1
Academic year
2018
Offered quarter
2Q
Syllabus updated
2018/6/1
Lecture notes updated
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Language used
Japanese
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Course description and aims

【Adventure based Deep Active Learning by Golf】

(1) Learn the fundamental knowledge, skills and attitudes to enjoy Golf for the lifetime, actually go to the course and gain practical experience.
* KW: Self-disclosure, Communication, Interaction with others, Self-opening, Harmony with the natural environment etc.

(2) Opportunity to think about "Venture Spirit" and "Healing" from golf course and group work experience.
* KW: Self-development, Self-leadership, Challenge spirit, Active healing etc.

(3)Touching the philosophy and way of thinking of Adventure Education, we repeated experiences facing the natural environment, others and ourselves through golf and think about the meanings and meanings of them.
* KW: C-Zone ~ S-Zone, Goal Setting, Self-confronting, Understanding Other, Self-Understanding, Mutual Trust, Experience of Working, etc.

From these (1) to (3) learning, we aim to "Maintain and Promote Mental Health" and "Fostering Creativity".

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Student learning outcomes

Goals of this course are:
(1) understanding the significance and importance of sport activities,
(2) developing your exercise habits,
(3) understanding cultural background of sports
(4) learning sports manners and rules

For further information on registration, please visit www.wn.ila.titech.ac.jp, and check the flow-chart for application (in Japanese).

Keywords

sport, health, wellness

Competencies that will be developed

Specialist skills Intercultural skills Communication skills Critical thinking skills Practical and/or problem-solving skills

Class flow

Students pick up one or two sports event in the beginning of the course. The number of the class is limited.
Every class includes sports activity and sports wears and appropriate pair of shoes are needed.
Attendance is taken in every class.

Course schedule/Required learning

  Course schedule Required learning
Class 1 On-Campus Lecture (about 2 frames) ① Guidance & Orientation  ② About Golf : History · Rules etc.  ③ About Swing : Explanation of Swing Motion Understand the Objectives and Aims of the Lesson and Learn Basic Knowledge of Golf.
Class 2 Day1 Afternoon  · Explanation about Golf Course (Explanation of Clubhouse, Course, Other Facilities etc) and Precautions on Use / · Putter Practice, Approach Practice, Shot Practice / 3 - 4 H Round Understanding and Practicing the Use of Golf Course, Rules and Manner, Exercise, Round etc. (1)
Class 3 Day 2 Morning  · Putter Practice, Approach Practice, Shot Practice / 9 H Round (Best Ball) Understanding and Practicing the Use of Golf Course, Rules and Manner, Exercise, Round etc. (2)
Class 4 Day 2 Afternoon  · 9H Round (Team Battle by Best Ball)  / · Review of the Second Day /  · Think about Sportsmanship Understanding and Practicing the Use of Golf Course, Rules and Manner, Exercise, Round etc. (3)
Class 5 Day 3 Morning  · Putter Practice, Approach Practice, Shot Practice / · 9H Round (Establish Time Limit for Round 1H by One Ball) Understanding and Practicing the Use of Golf Course, Rules and Manner, Exercise, Round etc. (4)
Class 6 Day 3 Afternoon  · 9 H Round (Up to Three Times the Hall Score for Round Upper Limit by One Ball) / · Review of the Third Day Understanding and Practicing the Use of Golf Course, Rules and Manner, Exercise, Round etc. (5)
Class 7 Day 4 Morning  · Putter Practice, Approach Practice, Shot Practice /  · 18H Individual Competition Understanding and Practicing the Use of Golf Course, Rules and Manner, Exercise, Round etc. (6)
Class 8 Day 4 Afternoon  · Reflection & Sharing /  · Conclusion (Distribution of Report Issues etc.) Toward the Future and the Summary of 'Learning from Experiences' in this Golf Class.

Textbook(s)

Distribute materials as appropriate.

Reference books, course materials, etc.

Distribute materials as appropriate.

Assessment criteria and methods

Students will be assessed by the commitment sore (40%), the skill score (20%), the understanding (comprehension) score of rules and safety instruction (20%), and the practice score (20%).

Related courses

  • LAW.W221 : Advanced Sports Exercise
  • LAW.W320 : Total Wellness Exercise
  • LAW.W101 : Health Science
  • LAW.W111 : Laboratory of Health Science
  • LAH.T211 : Special Lecture: Physical Activity

Prerequisites (i.e., required knowledge, skills, courses, etc.)

None
Please visit www.wn.ila.titech.ac.jp on registration and other classes.

Contact information (e-mail and phone)    Notice : Please replace from "[at]" to "@"(half-width character).

ishikawa[at]ila.titech.ac.jp

Office hours

Contact by E-mail in advance.

Other

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