The effect of cooperative education by (group competition) method in learning the two multiplication skills Crusher and wall barrier volleyball students

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Dr. Hussein Ali Mohsen
Dr. Mahdi Saleh Zaalan
Mohammed Samir Salem

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This study aims at knowing the effect of using the strategy of Cooperative Teaching (Collective Competition) in teaching the skills of "smashing strike" and the " repulsion wall" in volleyball for students. The researcher has assumed the existence of differences of moral evidences to the advantage of the experimental group in the afterward tests. The research society is represented by Second Stage Students of College of physical Education and Sport Sciences, University of Basra, for the study year 2018-2019, whose number is (144) students, representing (6) sections. The study sample has been chosen by lot, whereat Section A, whose number is (22) students, represents the experimental group , whereas Section C, whose number is (22) students, represents the standard group. The  researcher has carried out the equipollence and homogeneity, after displaying a number of the tests to some experts to show their validity. The researcher has carried out the pre-tests, then has applied the educational syllabus prepared by him, which is formed of (10) educational units, distributed to (5) weeks, two units for each week. After the end of the syllabus, the researcher has carried out the afterward tests. The results show the progress of the experimental group, which attains the researchers assumption. The researcher has arrived at some conclusions, and is to present some suggestions.

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Ali Mohsen أ. د. ح., Saleh Zaalan أ. د. م., & Samir Salem م. . (2021). The effect of cooperative education by (group competition) method in learning the two multiplication skills Crusher and wall barrier volleyball students. Journal of Studies and Researches of Sport Education, 29(4), 313–325. Retrieved from https://jsrse.edu.iq/index.php/home/article/view/232
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