Analysis of the assessment of invasion sports in elementary school

Abstract

The present study was to analyze teacher evaluation of invasion sports (IS) in Primary Education. To do this, we used a quantitative design using the questionnaire as a tool after successive phases of a content validation and further analysis of the reliability. Six dimensions assessment of invasion sports integrated the final questionnaire: assessing goals and frequency of use, tools used, valuation difficulties, percentage distribution, training needs and beliefs invasion sports on the evaluation methodology. A sample (n = 151) PE teacher (35 ± 6.38) answered the instrument developed. After a descriptive analysis and factor in the different objectives, the results show that, as teachers responses, the evaluation focuses on values objectives (3.77 ± 0.55) are used systematic observation sheets (3.15 ± 0.867) for evaluation primarily procedural (38.66%) and teachers indicate different difficulties and training needs. Physical education teachers say to use an active model rather than a traditional. The results invite further study on this subject using other techniques in future research.