Abstract

THE IMPACT OF COGNITIVE DISCIPLESHIP STRATEGY IN THE PERFORMANCE OF SOME DUTIES WITHIN THE DEFENSIVE FORMATIONS OF THE REGION FOR HANDBALL PLAYERS AGE (15-17) YEARS

Ibtisam S . Salim, Prof.Dr.Iqbal Abdulhussein Neamah

Volume: 9 Issue: 4 2019

Abstract:

The cognitive apprenticeship strategy aims to find learners with intellectual and performance abilities by encouraging them to shape their ideas and help them to be more aware during their integration with educational and training activities, collaborate with each other in groups and work within real tasks to apply what they have learned in actual situations, especially when learning and performing defensive duties. Handball, and to overcome the difficulties faced by players in the performance of those duties and deviate from the stereotypes and routine in the learning process, and to apply the principles of a new knowledge strategy that exploits the capabilities and capabilities of players to the extent possible E study to identify the impact of cognitive apprenticeship strategy in the performance of some duties within the defensive formations of the region for handball players age (15-17) years, the researchers have used the experimental method by the method of tight control with pre-test and post-test on a sample of (24) players from the center The national team for the care of sports talent handball of the Ministry of Youth and Sports / Baghdad for the season (2018-2019) and the ages (15-17) years and the number (34) players, the researchers conducted a handball match before the implementation of the program and then the implementation of educational units for (6) ) Weeks (3) units per week, after you are E. From the implementation of all educational units, a post-match was conducted, and the appropriate statistical methods were used to process data, and the researchers reached an effective impact of the cognitive apprenticeship strategy in the performance of some duties within the defensive formations of the region and recommended the adoption of this strategy to learn and perform handball skills, specialized educational centers And faculties of physical education and sports sciences.

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