Presentations

Presentation from the 2012 5th TGfU Conference in Loughborough, UK
The following presentations were presented at the 2012 TGfU Conference held in Loughbourough, UK. ​

Game Changers

by Alan Ovens (University of Auckland) on 30th September 2012
Game Changers The trends shaping TGfU 3.0 Len Almond Living in new times A brief history Game changer ​

Nonlinear Pedagogy Underpins Intrinsic Motivation in Sports Coaching

Ian Renshaw, Anthony R. Oldham and Mark Bawden.
The Open Sports Sciences Journal, 2012, 5, 000-000 ​

Game design for 21st C learning

by Tim Hopper on 6th November 2012

​Play Practice Practical:  Engaging learners to improve technical ability in games.    

Play Practice Handout - Technical Ability
Wendy Piltz and Alan Launder

TGfU invasion games: A generic perspective through the lens of non-linear pedagogy and constraining games. ​

Dennis Slade.

Workshop: Teaching Defensive Concepts Across Games

Mike McNeill PhD, Associate Professor,
National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
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Play Practice Practical: Developing important aspects of skilled play in invasion games

Play Practice Handout - Game Sense
Wendy Piltz and Alan Launder
Other Game Centred Presentations

Games Making What We Know And Future Research Agenda

Games-Making: What we know and future research agenda from Ashley Casey.Presentation to the American Educational Research Association's Annual Meeting, New Orleans 2011. Research on learning and instruction in Physical Education Special Interest Group.

Learning Theories and Game Play

How do we understand learning by Tim F Hopper on 27 March 2013

Cultural and Critical Discourse Social Constructionism Constructivism Mentalism Behaviourism Ecological Theories Learning theories