The effect of using the individual competition method in learning the skills of chest passing and free throw in basketball for students

Abstract

The world has benefited from modern technologies in education, and people are racing to innovate and obtain modern educational methods. Teaching methods and methods of learning developed rapidly as a result of great scientific progress, and countries around the world began to compete with each other to reach what is new and advanced and serves the educational process quickly. Hence the necessity of using the method of individual competition and its practical applications, and by using this method to teach skills. Basketball and through skill tests to determine its impact on learning the skills of passing and the basketball free throw, as an educational method that ensures good use of those motor skills and employing them in the sports field by comparing it to the method used in college. The individual learning method also contributes to identifying the optimal investment of time in academic learning. The research aimed to find out: the effect of using the individual competition method in learning the skills of passing and free throw in basketball. The researcher used the experimental method by designing two equal groups and representing the research community, and he recruited students from the second stage in the College of Education. Physical Education - University of Kufa, and through the results that were reached, there were significant differences between the pre- and post-test for the research sample, as well as significant differences in the post-tests, and the superiority of the experimental group over the control group. The most important conclusions were that the individual competition method achieved its goals in learning the tackling and free throw skills. The recommendations included emphasizing the use of the individual competition method, which achieved its goals in learning the tackling and free throw skills for students, because it is a method that is consistent with the nature of basketball skills. Conducting similar studies in academic stages. Other and different games.