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ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION OF TEACHING STRATEGIES IN COLLEGE SERVICE PHYSICAL IN NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION: BASIS IN DEVELOPING INNOVATIVE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL IN PE

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ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION OF TEACHING STRATEGIES IN COLLEGE SERVICE PHYSICAL IN NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION: BASIS IN DEVELOPING INNOVATIVE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL IN PE
Researcher: JOANNA ROSE T. BURGOS
Thesis Title: ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION OF TEACHING STRATEGIES IN COLLEGE SERVICE PHYSICAL IN NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION: BASIS IN DEVELOPING INNOVATIVE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL IN PE
Degree : MASTER OF ARTS IN EDUCATION IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Key Concepts: PE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS PHYSICAL EDUCATION COMPETENCY IN TERTIARY LEVEL TEACHING STRATEGIES IN PE
Background of the study:
Effect of the Availability and the Use of Instructional Material on Academic Performance of Students in Punjab (Pakistan)
Muhammad Arshad Dahar
PhD Candidate, Department of Education
International Islamic University Islamabad (Pakistan)

Physical Education Curriculum Analysis Tool (PECAT)
Atlanta, Georgia, 2006

Physical Education Framework for California Public Schools
Kindergarten Through Grade Twelve
1994 by the California Department of Education

Technological Another Fad or Useful Pedagogic Support for Teaching Games
Prof./Dr. Thomas Browne
Physical Education and Sports Science, Nanyang Technological University, National Institute of Education, Singapore

PE CENTRAL WEBSITE: pecentral.org

CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

The given framework shows the process of the study wherein the researcher will determine the Physical Education Competencies in the Tertiary Level and from the profile of the College Physical Education Teachers will determine different strategies that may help identify what kind of innovative instructional material for physical education in tertiary level can be developed to be able to validate an innovative instructional material and present it in an instructional module format.

OBJECTIVES:
The main purpose of the study is to assess and evaluate the effective teaching strategies of PE teachers in the tertiary level which will be a basis in developing an innovative instructional material in a module.

Specifically, this study aims to achieve objectives:

1. Determine the profile of
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