- English for Sports Teachers
- Introduction
- Unit 1: PLACEMENT TEST
- Unit 2: Introduction to the study and the teaching of sport. Sport in higher education. Curriculum, course design, classroom language.
- Unit 3: What can you do for a healthier lifestyle? Being outdoors. Spending time outdoors. Hiking, camping, cycling. At the swimming pool, leisure centre, spa.
- Unit 4: Doing sports. Classification of sports. Where can you do sports? Sport venues.
- Unit 5: Parts of the human body.Sports anatomy.First aid.
- Unit 6: Physiology of sport and exercise. Cardiovascular and respiratory function, muscular changes, hormonal changes. Optimizing performance in sport.
- Unit 7: What Do Sports People Do? Introduction to Sports Psychology
- Unit 8: Ball games. Football and the football team. American football.
- Unit 9: Winter Sports and Water Sports
- Unit 10: Free exercises and free exercises with apparatus.
- Unit 11: Sports Organizations and Sports Events
- Unit 12: Sports tourism, Wellness and Recreation
- Unit 13: Unique types of Sport in the English- Speaking Countries
- Unit 14: Teaching sports skills. Design, methods, motivation.
- Unit 15: Assessment: End- of-the-course test
6.4.2. Reading. A poster presentation.
Here are some pieces of good advice on conference poster presentations.
A poster is not a research article; you have to carefully select what information your poster includes. Focus on the main message or key finding that you would like to present to the audience. Look for a layout that will attract the attention of you target audience. In other word, think about features that would make your poster stand out from among the dozens of other posters presented at a conference poster session.
Your poster should include the following parts: title, name and affiliation of author. The next part, although optional, could be your abstract, followed by the introduction and the methodology section. After these parts, you present your results. In a conference poster, focus on the visual representation of your results. Discuss your results. In the end, summarize your findings and / or draw conclusions.