6 of the Best Cooperative Games in Physical Education

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Author: Dr. Weber Fit

The first six games are cooperative games that are great for teachers and students. The 7th game includes competition. It is good for teachers because they get to see their students interact in a non-competitive way. This unites the class and spreads team morale. When there is a goal for the entire class, it takes less pressure to perform and allows individuals to be comfortable in their environmnent. Students enjoy non-competition activity because it takes less pressure on them to peform either to beat others in a game or to lose to others in a game. Thinking about this type of play can be stressful and students may be less likely to perform in exercises outside of class if they feel what they do inside of class is oppressing or demeaning.

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Adapted Physical Education Activities and Games for individuals with and without disabilities.

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