Lecturer(s)
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Petrů Dominika, PhDr. Ph.D.
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Černá Lenka, Mgr. Ph.D.
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Course content
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1. Musical motion background (to express by motion the rhythm, counting strokes). Demonstration of selected videorecordings of different motion compositions, students´division to working groups. 2. Music motion backgrounds (to express by motion the timing, dynamic, rhythm, form). The selection of the motion composition´s theme and music. 3. Practise of body positions and motions of different body parts in accordance of the right posture and the right technique of gymnastic motions. Basic principles how to create motion composition. Motion improvisation on different kinds of musical accompaniement. 4. Jumps, turn-overs, balancing exercises. Basic principles how to create motion motives students´ individual creative work. 5. Basic techniques of exercising with the jump-rope and hoop during working with music. Basic principles how to create motion compositions students´ individual creative work. 6. Basic principles of exercising with the club and ball. Motion composition´s practise. 7. Application of other equipment during exercising with music. Final modifications, preparation of presentation. 8. 9. Leading of different forms of exercising with music, basic dance steps, preparation to credit requirements. 10. 11. Czech folk dances and their methodical practice. 12. 13. Country dances and their methodical practice. 14. Credit demonstration of selected dances.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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unspecified, unspecified
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- 28 hours per semester
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- 20 hours per semester
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- 10 hours per semester
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Learning outcomes
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The aim of the study-unit is to understand the laws of motion consistent with the music, an overview of various forms of exercise with music in relation to age peculiarities; basic technique exercises with and without equipment in compliance with the aesthetic requirements for gymnastic movement and the development of rhythmic sensibility students. Students will learn basic dance steps Czech folk and country-dances, including the methodology of training and get an overview about the various other dance styles.
Student is able to lead different kinds of exercises (without equipments or with equipments) with music accompaniement. The student is able to create motion motives individually; the student knows the basic dance steps of folk dances and knows selected components and figures of country dances. From the student´s own gained experience and skills he/she can choose components of gymnastic or dancing character for creation of the motion composition.
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Prerequisites
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Primary and secondary school curriculum
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Assessment methods and criteria
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unspecified
Active participation during lessons 80%, dance choreography presentation
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Recommended literature
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Horkel,V., Horklová,H. Rozvoj koordinačních schopností v gymnastice. in Havel,Z., Hnízdil,J. aj. Rozvoj a diagnostika koordinačních a pohyblivostních schopností..
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KOSTKOVÁ,J. aj. Rytmická gymnastika. Praha: Olympia, 1990.. Praha: Olympia, 1990.
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KRIŠTOFIČ, J. Gymnastika pro kondiční a zdravotní účely. Praha: ISV, 2000.
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MACÁKOVÁ, M. Aerobik.. Praha: Grada, 2001.
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MIHULE, J. a ŠŤASTNÁ, D. Rytmická gymnastika. Praha UK,. Praha, 1993.
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NOVOTNÁ, V., PANSKÁ, Š. a ŠIMŮNKOVÁ, I. Rytmická gymnastika a pohybová skladba. Praha, 2011.
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