The article presents a program aimed at forming the rhythm of the didactic speech of a teacher during the preparatory part of a physical education lesson. There are demonstrated fragments of 3 typical lessons developed on the problems of three topics of the specialized course. The content of practical classes was built according to the developed algorithm of education of pedagogical skills of the didactic speech rhythm in the class of physical education: movement → movement + speech → speech. The given scheme demonstrates the following system of formation of pedagogical skills: the rhythm and coordination of motor actions – the rhythm of motor actions and speech, as well as their coherence – the rhythm of didactic speech.
The effectiveness of the developed course-methodology was confirmed in the framework of subsequent practical testing.
Keywords: Didactic Activity; Physical Education Teacher; Rhythm; Speech; Coordination; Music
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All along the line, the variety of studies of the problem of communicative didactic activity of the teacher [2, 3, and others], to the aspect of the rhythmic basis of communication, as shown by the results of extensive study of literature data, has not been given sufficient attention. It should be noted that in some sources that are most directly related to the didactic communication of a teacher of physical education, these or other components are included that are part of the rhythm factor of a given activity, but, as a rule, outside its conceptual context.
The most important factor in the professional skill of a teacher of physical education is the ability to operate with oral speech, which acts as one of the main means of pedagogical activity. According to research data, the didactic communication of the teacher of physical education in the volume of the lesson is 81.4% [4], where the verbal side prevails over its other (communication) forms. From this point of view, teacher communication should be considered as a speech process, distinguished by its normalization and rules in construction, using all means of textual and semantic orientation. “If the teacher rationally builds the whole process of learning, thus, he implements the principles of didactics, and the teaching acquires educational and instructive value” [5, p.15]. Rationally means optimally, and that can be achieved only in the case of the correct rhythmic organization of speech activity.
The structure of the specialized course of teaching materials is designed for 48 hours of classes of all types, where independent work is fixed outside the grid of hours (12 hours). The implementation of the program content is envisaged under three main themes. Practical training involves 34 hours, of which 7 hours are reserved for 5 laboratory classes.
Movement → movement + speech → speech.
The mentioned aspects were programmed with a gradual increase in the complexity from a single motor element, performed with musical accompaniment, to a combination of several motor elements with different rhythmic structures, turning into a composition according to the musical size; from a combination of minimal adequate substructures of motor and speech activity (movement and word) to performing a whole motor composition (communicative situation) with providing it with linguistic didactic text (macro text) under the rhythmic organization of the musical text. There was the influence of the conformity principle of the rhythmic substructures of the musical, speech and motor composition of the communicative and didactic situation (Table 1).
Music |
Speech |
Movement |
Score |
Musical beat (r 3/4); |
speech rhythm (word) |
Movement element |
1 |
Motive |
Syntagma |
Exercise |
4 |
Phrase |
Phrase |
Exercise with |
8 |
Period |
Sense-group |
Exercise with |
16 |
The increase in complexity was programmed from the minimum number of combinations of mediated rhythm substructures serving micro-text to the complex combination of them in a macro-text. This way, on the basis of automated execution of one type of micro-texts with their subsequent summation and algorithmic construction in the meso- and macrostructure, the formation of pedagogical skills was carried out. In this case, we have focused on the structural substandard of adequate technological components of the procedural side of the “Preparatory part of the lesson” system as a macro-didactic situation, in which the meso-didactic level of the situation was determined by separate tasks of a completed nature, and the micro-level – by the operational substructure of the microactivity, serving the full cycle of the didactic task and its semantic conclusion. In terms of the formation of skills – abilities – the level of skills of the holistic activity, such an approach made it possible to consistently select, design and simulate invariants of microdidactic situations – micro-texts, as elementary rhythm units of the “Rhythm of communication” activity.
In this sense, based on the structural and substantive context of the preparatory part of the lesson-stereotype synthesized by us, we identified the optimal composition of such texts, which, according to the functions of communicative didactic support, are dominant of three types:
* Organizing – providing organizing principles and connections in the lesson;
* Didactic – providing instrumentation of didactic material;
* Independent – providing independent, “free” communication and maintenance of non-standard situations.
Their quantitative and qualitative constant, serving mesodidactic situations, the quantitative composition of rhythmic units, taking into account the pace of their reproduction within the musical size and reproduction period, made it possible to synthesize the structural composition of quantitative and qualitative characteristics of the communication rhythm of the macro-text communicative didactic situation “Preparatory part of the lesson stereotype “ (Table 2).
Meso didactic situations |
Types of micro texts |
Quantity |
Types of rhythm |
Tempo |
Time |
Music |
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Micro texts |
Rhythmic units of micro text |
Type |
b/min |
Time signature |
Quantity of periods |
||||
1.Alignment, report |
Organizing |
4 |
16 |
Alternating |
Moderate |
80 |
12 |
2/4; 4/4 |
2; 1 |
2. Message lesson objectives |
Independent |
4 |
16 |
Difficult |
Moderate |
80 |
12 |
2/4; 3/4; |
2; 4; 1 |
3.Exercises to focus the attention |
Organizing |
8 |
32 |
Monotone (uniform) |
Moderate |
80 |
24 |
2/4; 4/4 |
4; 2 |
4.Walking (different styles) |
Didactic |
16 |
64 |
Monotone |
Slow |
60 |
64 |
4/4 |
8 |
5. Running |
Didactic |
32 |
128 |
Variable |
Moderate |
75 |
98 |
2/4; 4/4 |
32;16 |
6.Walking |
Independent |
4 |
16 |
Monotone |
Slow |
60 |
16 |
4/4 |
2 |
7.Re-arranging |
Organizing |
4 |
16 |
Monotone |
Slow |
60 |
16 |
4/4 |
2 |
8. General development. exercises (set) |
Didactic |
64 |
256 |
Monotone |
Moderate |
80 |
200 |
2/4; 3/4; |
32; 64; |
9. Re-arranging |
Organizing |
4 |
16 |
Monotone |
Slow |
60 |
16 |
4/4 |
2 |
Total: |
140 |
560 |
|
458 |
|
As we can observe, the rhythm basis is laid literally in all the constants of the structural composition of the rhythmic organization of the macro-text of the didactic situation “The preparatory part of the lesson”. For a successful design and modeling of the latter, it is necessary to have a well-developed sense of rhythm and the inseparable from it sense of tempo. Therefore, in order to solve this problem, the content of the didactic material of the first three practical exercises was aimed at nurturing a sense of rhythm and tempo, as well as musical abilities, which also include a sense of rhythm, through music, using it as an educational tool. In addition, the use of musical expressiveness in the classroom made it possible to create a basis for bringing up the expressiveness of speech, given their identity, as part of musical games aimed at determining the means of expressiveness of music.
In the system of these mentioned practical classes, we have used mainly motor and musical material, which was fixed on the basis of laboratory classes, where the design and modeling of the substructures of the motor activity of the preparatory part of the lesson that have been carried out. (A fragment of the model project of one of these lessons can be seen in the Table 3). In order to form the skills of the didactic communication rhythm of the micro- and meso-text composition of the macrotext “Lesson preparatory part” in classes 4 to 10, we have used didactic material based on the substructures of motor activity, speech and musical texts.
The design and modeling of the rhythmic organizations of the substructures began with one micro text containing 4 words serving 4-count exercises with the participation of musical accompaniment with a different time signature (2/4; 3/4; 4/4) in order to improve the sense of rhythm and pace, where one account of the motor action performance was accompanied by one speech beat (word) per one musical measure of 3/4 or one share of time signature of 2/4 or 4/4 measure. The last two lessons of this stage included the task of modeling the rhythmic organization of the didactic text to the complex of 4 exercises with 4 repetitions of them to the music in the 4/4 musical size and dance compositions for 32 accounts in the 2/4 time signature; 3/4; 4/4. The skill in designing and modeling rhythmic organizations of motor activity substructures by providing them with lingual didactic text was fixed in the conditions of two laboratory works.
In parallel with the formation of the rhythm of didactic communication among students, it was also carried out the development of correct and expressive speech using the methods of coordination of speech breathing, memorization and reproduction of poetic texts and tongue twisters for education and precise diction. In order to record the rhythmic organization of poetic texts and tongue twisters, they have used signs of musical notation, the duration and frequency of which in the proposed texts could be shifted to the motor elements when compiling rank communicative situations: “element”, “exercise”, “complex”, performed under their corresponding rhythmic organizing music accompaniment. (A fragment of a typical project of one of these classes is presented in Table 4).
Objective: Improving the sense of rhythm and motor coordination
Tasks: 1. Formation of the technique of modeling the rhythm structures of didactic situations “element”, “exercise” to the text of the tongue twisters.
2. Improving the sense of tempo, clear diction
The level of activity, in the given case, has been focused on the reproductive-creative and creative character of reproduction of the rhythm of the textual structure of the didactic macrosituation. Here we creatively identify the level of activity with the creative reproduction of skills that constitute a holistic activity that serves as given macro text stereotype. A further increase in the level of holistic activity with a stereotype orientation was carried out in the system of laboratory studies, in which the didactic role-playing games “The Preparatory Part of the Lesson” were designed and modeled. (A fragment of the model project of one of these lessons is shown in Table 5).
Content of meso- didactic situations |
Measure |
Content of Micro texts /Rhythmic Units |
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s |
Quantity of micro texts |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
|
Exercise to catch up the attention |
25-30" |
1 |
Straight! |
Attention! |
Be |
attentive. |
2 |
For one |
two – |
step |
forward, |
||
3 |
three- |
four – |
turn |
right, |
||
4 |
five- |
six – |
step |
to the left |
||
5 |
seven- |
eight – |
turn |
left. |
||
6 |
Exercise |
– |
– |
start! |
||
7 |
One |
two, |
three, |
four, |
||
8 |
five, |
six, |
seven, |
eight. |
||
Walking:…2 – gymnastic… |
15-20" |
1 |
Gymnastic |
pace |
start! |
Left! |
2 |
Left! |
Left! |
Attention to |
distance. |
||
3 |
Chin |
rise, |
shoulders |
back. |
||
4 |
Toe |
pull back, |
knee |
straight. |
||
Running: …3 – with high raising of the thighs … |
25-30" |
1 |
With high |
lifting |
thigh |
start! |
2 |
Higher |
thigh! |
– |
– |
||
3 |
Toe |
drawn |
– |
– |
||
4 |
Torso |
do not tilt. |
– |
– |
||
5 |
Under the feet |
don't watch. |
– |
– |
||
6 |
Follow |
distance |
– |
– |
||
7 |
Way |
do not cut. |
– |
– |
||
8 |
Run |
in a big circle. |
– |
– |
||
General developmental exercises (complex) …i.p. – stand, hands on the waist. 1 – lunge to the right with a tilt to the left, right hand up, 2 – i.p. 3-4 – is the same to the left … |
25-30" |
1 |
One, |
two, |
three, |
four, |
2 |
Right |
put on |
to the left, |
i.p. |
||
3 |
Step |
off toe |
lunge |
deeper. |
||
4 |
Strictly |
to the side, |
knee |
straight. |
||
5 |
Incline |
below, |
forward |
no lean. |
||
6 |
Hand |
do not bend, |
palm |
inside. |
||
7 |
Chin |
higher, |
shoulders |
back. |
||
8 |
One |
two, |
attention – |
stop. |
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