Now that we have completed our Renegade Hockey unit which you all participated so vigorously in, I would like you to:
1. Choose a paragraph from your My Active Lifestyle to post. Ensure you have edited it, correcting all punctuation and spelling errors (see my feedback/feed forward) BEFORE posting.
2. Over the next week I would like you to comment upon the posts of three classmates.
Ma te manaakitanga, ma te whanaungatanga e whakapakari ake taatou katoa.
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ReplyDeleteSocial factors influenced my participation because I need to get out of my comfort zone and work with other students outside of my friend group. I find working with my friends can be quite distracting and restricts me from learning from more people. Although working with friends can be awesome I found that working with people such as Aisha,Jocelyn and Vanya helped me exceed further accomplishments. Not only do I get more involved and out of my comfort zone I make new friends and have another reliable partner to learn from.
ReplyDeleteKia ora ocean. From reading your reflection I understand that you are starting to push boundaries and really use social factors as a way to improve your social abilities, although you must have great social abilities within your friend group I like seeing you use some of those social factors towards your own achievement. keep up the good work.
DeleteKia Ora Ocean, I couldn't agree enough to this reflection about Social Factors. We've always been the ones to just gossip and talk about our days, but I'm glad we're both able to partner with other people without packing a sad anymore. Wish you nothing but the best with our next units to come.
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Kia Ora Ocean. I was reading through your paragraph and I find it really inspiring that you are getting out of your comfort zone and working with people you don't "associate" with often. keep up the amazing work!
DeleteKia ora Ocean, I really enjoyed reading your reflection on social facotrs and from reading this I now know that you are ambitious and the type of person that doesn't let fear stop you. I also really like that you identified your barriers for learning and that you actually changed how you use to be during lessons which is a really great feature about you. You are determined and will thrive for extraordinary results.
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DeleteKia ora Ocean. After closely examining your reflection, I've been able to gain a complex understanding of your character within PE. You strive only for the best and can never settle for less. Leaving your comfort zone is a difficult task to perform as you're opening yourself up to new things. You're beginning to test yourself and increase the vastness of your exploration. Overall, keep involving yourself in activities that require you to leave your comfort zone and never be afraid to try new things. Kia ora!
DeleteSocial Factors: This factor played a significant role in my participation, contributing largely to my overall success in this unit. Cooperating with other people allows me to experience how different individuals approach a similar goal- this interaction enables people to share their perspective on a situation, leading to an elevated level of understanding within the class, and preempting a higher sense achievement. This class awareness leads to greater cooperation, with the sharing of ideas becoming an encouraged habit to stimulate peer coaching and subsequently develop confidence. This confidence then pushes students to exceed their limits- motivated by my peers, I have been able to more effectively progress with the development of my abilities throughout the Renegade Hockey unit. We began this unit for jump start in 2021, integrating the concept of peer coaching into our learning from the beginning- since then, I have been able to work with the range of people within my class, who have all contributed their unique perspectives towards my improvement, largely influencing my participation and achievement throughout the unit. I feel that the social element of our learning in Physical Education has led to a greater sense of community and achievement as a group: when one of us achieves, the rest of us are aware that we had a role in helping them hone their skills, and subsequently helping them clear their path to success. Our accomplishments become proof of others' own achievements. When I work with different people, their motivation towards their learning is what encourages me to achieve higher. Taking risks with your learning opens far more opportunities for success than remaining within your comfort zone- these risks include associating with other people, contributing your opinion without fear of reprimand and asking questions. All these things are enabled by the positive learning environment our class has created through the emphasis placed on the importance of social factors to your learning. I can say that since being in this PE class, I have begun to partake in sports that I had previously steered clear from. I believe that says a lot about the impact the class environment is having on me. All in all, this factor influenced my participation because it pushed me to strive above and beyond my current capabilities, motivated and encouraged by the people around me.
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DeleteTena koe Lilly. As always you are outstanding with the amount depth, thought and commitment you put into doing the mahi. I love reading your reflection, short or long! I am not very good with my english but I can assure what you wrote was very inspiring and motivating. I loved seeing you improve yourself and how it reflected a sense of leadership towards others through social factors. Keep up the good work and keep making me proud. Also how are your legs? do they need more manaakitanga?
DeleteKia Ora Lilly. You have always been vey good with your writing at it always shows through your reflections. Reading this I can see that social factors has a big impact on your participation. You are good with your depth and you are very committed to getting your work done with a high standard. I relate to you in the same sense that other peoples motivation drives me to achieve higher. I wish you luck in our next unit and hope you continue to produce high standard work.
DeleteHello Lilly. I one hundred percent agree with every point you stated within your reflection. Yet again, I'm not surprised by your ability to articulate your thoughts and opinions to such depths and is something I admire about your character. Your work ethic is outstanding and you consistently produce work to a high standard. I hope to see more content such as this in the near future. Kia ora!
DeleteI know you are a very ambitious person to finish any work. You encourage me to work even harder than I am currently and strive for the best, your writing is very adequate and is always at the highest standard. Your work is amazing and I hope to see your capabilities in other sports. - Deegan
DeleteWell - being was an important factor for how I participated in Renegade Hockey this year. I was mentally challenged with the idea of being absolutely perfect and not making a mistake and if I did I would tell myself everyone was angry at me. Because of this feeling I would care less about trying in our next lesson. This was a usual procedure for myself, until I decided I had enough of it so I changed right as I entered Level 1 PE. Since then there’s been a huge change with how I participate. I was proudly rating myself consistent 5/5 for effort in our lessons, and I felt it was appropriate because I did not hesitate nor think twice about my rating. I was also more engaged and truly having fun rather than saying it and not meaning it. I have now made an oath to never worry about what others think, because my well-being is important for my achievements I can make in this class.
ReplyDeleteHey Jacque, Your a great partner to work with because your always motivating and inspiring your peers to do the best they can! I too can relate to having a mindset where I set expectations for others rather myself, It's a everyday challenge and while reading your paragraph made me feel confident that I can overcome my challenges just like you. I agree that you participate with a 5/5 effort because your always complimenting students within the class,contributing as a leader and always giving it your all Chur Ocean <3
DeleteHi Jacque, I really enjoyed reading your reflection. it doesn't only tell us how far you are willing to go in Level 1 PHE but it also shows past actions that you yourself identified and wanted to change. You have come so far this year and I have noticed many qualities you have as in you show great spirit, enjoyment in the lessons set, responsibility, you communicate with your peers which is an outstanding quality you have and you don't give up even at the toughest hour. I look forward to seeing other hidden qualities you have. :)
DeleteFun and enjoyment had a positive influence on my participation and effort. During Renegade hockey I have found it struggling to mix with the class as at the time this was my first time operating in a level 1 P.E class. I found when I got to know these people and work with them more I had more fun. I have more fun when more people participate and their level of skill is transferred onto practicals and when I can work well with them. With this class the students are looking to achieve so they participate to a high standard. This allows me to enjoy more and it improves my social and physical performance. Having a class that actually wants to be there really does influence my overall enjoyment and participation. Knowing that I can enjoy my time in class has positively impacted my participation and engagement and my willingness to achieve and help others. Overall I find when I am enjoying an activity my engagement is better causing me to participate well and it positively impacts the amount of effort I put in. Enjoyment is an aspect that draws me to the activity so the fun I had working with others and playing this new activity caused my participation to improve along with my engagement and effort.
ReplyDeleteKia Ora Aisha, your reflection demonstrates your ability to relate the factors that influence your learning to one another. When reading your reflection, I can clearly see the development of your mindset throughout the unit, and how your participation changed as time went on. It is also clearly portrayed how your participation is influenced by attitude, and I admire your ability to recognise this and act upon it, leading to your overall improvement.
DeleteKia ora Aisha. From reading your reflection I can see how fun and enjoyments influenced your participation. I loved working with you because it broke barriers and we got to know each other more. I love how you started to open up more when you could see your peers wanting to participate and learn as much as you do. Your participation has also helped influence my participation as well. "E hara taku toa i te toa taki tahi engari he toa taki tini" I coulndt have accomplished this without the help of you. Noreira tenei te mihi kia koe. Keep up the good work Aisha. Ma te mahi ka ako.
DeleteHi Aisha, I really like reading your reflections. You elaborate on what you've been feeling and thinking during our lessons together. You also mentioned things that you have noticed throughout the year like other skill sets, participation and effort. A great feature about you is that you enjoy yourself even more when you see others participating and giving the same amount of effort you are. I hope I get to see how much you have improved by the end of the year.
DeleteThroughout this unit I have discovered fun/enjoyment and how it has impacted my participation. I rarely referred my reflections towards fun/enjoyment because I am too determined to learn and am always looking to expand my maximum capacity of potential. However renegade hockey has to be the first unit of physical education where I felt that sense of enjoyment/fun. With being set in a new environment with new people it has opened a side of myself where I can express the sense of enjoyment in a way where people feel the same. I enjoyed the learning, the practical and the theory of this unit and I have never felt enjoyment for all three concepts at once before in my life.
ReplyDeleteFun/enjoyment has brought me a closer connection to my peers especially with Lilly, Ethan, Aisha and Ryan even though Ryan only had two lessons with us. I can assure you that I upheld the values of Manaakitanga strongly especially in situations where I would accidentally cause injuries to the legs of my fellow peers. However, I would always make sure they were still having fun with those injuries showing sympathy and empathy for both them and their injuries.
Kia Ora Jocelyn. Your reflection portrays a mature approach to your learning and understanding of how fun and enjoyment influenced your participation. The fact that you recognise the impact of this factor across all elements of your learning shows a deeper level of consideration into your own self-improvement. You certainly do uphold the values of Manaakitanga within our class, pushing everybody to reach their full potential, sore shins or not.
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DeleteKia Ora Jocelyn, first time seeing such a small paragraph from you. But in the two small paragraphs you've explained Fun and enjoyment very well and how it has influenced your training. In the past, you were one to always be on the serious side of sports, but I would agree with your statement that you had fun because I witnessed it myself. I can also proudly say I've never been hit in the legs by you because I make sure I'm either on the same team, if I wasn't then I'd stay well away from you.
DeleteKeep up the great work and effort for our next units to come.
Kia Ora Joceyln, your reflection shows that fun and enjoyment has a clear positive effect on your participation. I agree you upheld the values of Manaakitanga even though you may have caused a few injuries to your peers. I also enjoyed participating in this unit with you as I learnt more about the way you played the game and this enabled me to use my more tactical strengths and portray them in the game. I wish you the best of luck with our next unit and continue to produce in-depth work.
DeleteThe reason why pushing my body to my mental limit influenced my participation is that I have been pushing myself hard to get all the steps right in renegade hockey. Although it is actually challenging as well, I push myself for better results each hockey lesson as it was very challenging for me at first but never gave up and pushed harder. (Why) because this sport is very physical and yet very brutal as well, I try to keep my legs away from the ball as far as possible to never get bruises or severely injured. Renegade hockey has a lot of hazards to be careful of and involves a lot of movement and running. Yet I am not perfect but always try my hardest to create space or try to score and defend. I have learnt a lot in this sport as it is very fun as well (except by getting shinned by the stick) but overall pushing myself to my limit gave me my own positive feedback. The person I was inspired by to push myself is Lily because she’s very talented and I’ve learnt a lot from her as well as the rest of the people that have helped me out on my renegade hockey journey. I am very proud of myself for making it this far and will always push myself for the best results possible. I am very physical as well because I intend to put my whole body on the line and get a bit too rough to others.But at least no one got hurt in the process.
ReplyDeleteHaving fun and enjoying myself had a really big impact on me. I Have to be brutally honest this sport is more dangerous than rugby. But overall I have enjoyed my time during this activity. (why) The reason why I had fun and enjoyed myself is that I liked how I was setting great examples for my peer coaching. As I had fun with Ryan giving him good feedback on his improvements and success during his 1 lesson and he is already a pro. I like enjoying myself out there and getting involved in this activity. I like to enjoy how we strategise as a team and give everyone a go at what position they wanna take. Also I like how fun the game is overall especially with 2 balls which makes it confusing yet fun. The other thing is that my team/ classmates have created a bond with each other and are having fun and enjoying themselves during the match. I also am having fun giving positive feedback to people and teaching them things I know, such as the flick , the trap and all other sorts. But overall I enjoyed my time and had fun
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ReplyDeleteImproving skills had the biggest impact on me. I have made a lot of improvements on technique. The reason why is because of my feedback given from my classmates or peers, it gives me a lot of ideas on how to improve my performance during Renegade Hockey. If I made a mistake I would still strive to get my personal achievement during my lessons. In our peers I was getting taught a variety of different techniques and settings, such as the trap, flick , dribble and even more. The most common thing I was lacking was my feet when I went in for a tackle or if I had the ball, because I always keep my legs too close to the ball and that way I could get severely injured. I learnt the hard way and got a few bruises. I now know how to control the ball properly and keep my knees low and legs away from the ball. The other thing that I enjoyed was my commitment to this as it is really fun physically. I find this game really appealing because it is different to regular hockey and I really like enjoying our class and teamwork
Kia Ora Wati, it is great to see your improvement across all facets of your learning, from your practical application of the Renegade Hockey skills, to your in depth writing and self-reflection. Your discussion about how feedback and feedforward influenced your participation was relatable to me, as I also find this factor highly influential in my development. Your visibly rapid progress throughout your learning is motivational to us all.
DeleteKia Ora Wati, it is good to see that you improved your skills throughout this unit. It is clear that you were able to identify your strengths and weaknesses and work on them. it was good to see you were committed to the unit and your growth was visual through our practical's. I wish you luck in our next unit and hope to see your improvement in our next module.
DeleteKia Ora Wati, I always see you trying to improve and better to yourself and I find that seeing how hard you work really motivates me which also makes me want to improve my skills. Keep striving to do your best.
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Hi Wati, It's encouraging to see how much you've improved throughout the time we had playing renegade hockey. It is clear that you were able to identify what you were good at and what you needed to improve upon. This was encouraging to see how dedicated you were to the sport, and how your progress was clear. You are a very dedicated person who seeks to improve and I enjoy having classes with you, can't wait to see your skills shine through many different sports. - Deegan
DeleteKia Ora Wati, I see that you have been trying your hardest to improve your skills during this activity. Just Seeing how fast you are improving really inspires me to work by improving my own skills. Keep the great work up Wati.
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ReplyDeleteKia ora Izaiah. Working together in the same team was fun! you have a comforting and confident personality. Throughout the game your always smiling and laughing, the positive energy you have attracts the peers around you with enjoyment and laughter. Continue to stride with your positive self the outcome will only be greater as you lead and attract the peers around you. Nga Mihi Ocean <3
DeletePEER COACHING, With the small amount of time I had to play Renegade Hockey, I felt that this factor helped me alot because I only had two lessons. When I showed up to training I was paired with Jocelyn and she explained and taught me the basics of the game so It was so easy to understand and put into action. She taught me first how to grip the stick saying “ The lower you grip on the stick the more control you have”. She then went on to teach me how to trap the ball as we were passing back and forth. Although I spent a limited amount of time learning this game I found I actually really enjoyed it especially playing goalkeeper. I also found that having a peer coach really helped me to pick up the game faster so I could later on join in and have fun playing with the class!
ReplyDeleteHi Tyson, even though you have just joined the PE class I can already understand you are a hard worker and an excellent coach to your friends. I'm sure you've quickly used these peer coaching skills to assist others in gaining new skills and become a great leader. Despite not having much practice for this activity, I believe you have the capability to play the sport at the same level as everyone else and accomplish you desires. Keep up the good work. - Deegan
DeleteKia Ora Tyson, I think that you have done a great job learning renegade hockey during the amount of time you had unlike others. Your lucky that you had someone to teach like Jocelyn because she's a good helping and a teacher, I'm surprised that you learnt this sport fast during the short amount of time you had compared to others only because it took me time to learn all the basic in renegade hockey. I agree with you that peer coaching is helpful towards others because it is easier for people to learn the game/sport faster than the teacher explaining it to the whole class. Keep the good work up:)
DeleteHi Tyson. Watching your adapt to Renegade Hockey with such speed is inspiring and motivating! Despite the fact you had two lessons to practice you easily applied the skills without hesitation and confidence making you effortlessly stride to the top,luckily you had a great PEER coach Jocelyn. Don't lower your standards despite the amount of practice you have, it seemed as if you had the same amount of practice as all of us. Nga mihi Ocean <3
ReplyDeleteAll through this unit I have found fun/enjoyment and how it has influenced my participation. During Renegade hockey I have found it really difficult to mix with the class as at the time this was my first time in a level 1 P.E class. As I got to know the rest of the year 11’s I had more fun coming to class with them. I have more fun when more people participate and contribute their thoughts on game play. I like how their level of skill is shown throughout the lessons because I get to see how much they are improving. With this class the students are looking to achieve at their best so they participate to a high standard. This lets me enjoy more and it improves my social and physical performance. Having a class that actually participates in the activities really makes me feel better and influences my overall enjoyment and participation. Enjoying my time in class has positively changed my participation and willingness to achieve and help others. Overall I find Renegade Hockey the reason why my participation and effort increased.
ReplyDeleteKia Ora Capri, Great to see you had fun and were enjoying yourself while playing Renegade. It's great to see that having fun influenced you in a positive way, I see that you do your best in everything you do and I find that really inspiring. Keep up your good work!
DeleteAt the heart of all sports is the “social factor.” All sports require a variety of individuals to all operate as a team on and off the court/field/pool. The concept of a team builds a sense of community and enables each member to perform to a higher level, mentally and physically. We become localized with our peers to build this bond or trust that is necessary to achieving victory. The pros of this factor is it can be utilised in and out of PE. I personally use Renegade Hockey to exercise my social abilities to develop confidence when communicating with my peers. Socializing enabled me to leave my comfort zone and explore the variety of characters and people the world has to offer. Hence, the social factor is the most important factor within PE and has proven to be on many occasions. I’ve become an example of why this factor is claimed “supreme” in my opinion which is why I heavily believe it. How does this relate to Renegade Hockey? I loved communicating with my peers during Renegade Hockey. The action of such increased my level of participation and enjoyment during lessons. Each factor I mentioned earlier helped me to participate and socialize more within my team. I was given the opportunity to work with people I’ve never worked with before such as Hemi and Varron. Overall I think this factor is very important and has heavily impacted my participation and level of effort positively.
ReplyDeleteFun/enjoyment- During this activity was exciting because we got to express ourselves and get to learn new moves, even though it took me a while to get used to the game it was still enjoyable because I got to learn different things each lesson. During Renegade hockey I found it challenging because this was the first time I have ever played renegade hockey. This activity improved my social well being towards others and this sport. I enjoyed playing renegade hockey because I got to work with other people I haven’t worked with before and communicate with my peers while playing a game.
ReplyDeleteHey Vanya, its great to see you got out of your comfort zone and contributed in playing a sport you had no experience in. It shows that your willing to put yourself out there and try new things. Well done.
DeleteKia Ora Vanya,
DeleteIts great to hear that you were excited by this topic, its good to hear that you have gotten more social throughout this topic, I can really see that you have come out of your shell and its great to see it, keep it up!
Hello Ngapua. I'm suprised at the level of writing you've produced today. Your thoughts are stated clearly which reflects your character. You're a very straight-forward person. You are honest and direct which is why you're such an exceptional peer coacher. You've coached me on multiple occasions in the past and I enjoyed every bit of it. I was able to take away something from every lesson we worked together in. The "challenge" factor within PE also had a positive impact on me. It produced thrill in the game which fuelled motivation and confidence for me to participate. All in all, please continue to produce more extraordinary content. Kia ora!
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ReplyDeleteFun and enjoyment and social factors were two key aspects in my time doing renegade hockey. Playing in a supportive team made the lessons much more enjoyable and positive. Positive games led to lots of encouragement and confidence throughout the lessons. Fun and enjoyment made me up my game by encouraging me to put more effort and participation into every game. I feel asif when the games are more intense and everyone is participating to their highest level, is when the games are most enjoyable. I also enjoyed getting to know my peers better and although people were hit around the ankles or even on the head, they were still ok and games continued to be enjoyed. Whaea Ruth’s way of peer coaching helped me alot because instead of being explained once in a big group I could go off with a peer I knew well and could understand on a deeper level. Example: Mane 22 Nov 2021, Today I would give myself a 3/5 for effort and participation in this training because I didn't try my hardest whereas I know I can do much better. Skill(s) I worked on improving were defending and being able to move the ball while controlling it. I worked on improving my defending skills and movements with the ball. I also worked on improving how to move and hold my renegade hockey stick properly. Today I helped Lily. I helped her by giving her tips on how she can improve certain things, like how to hold my stick properly ect. Someone who helped me learn how to also improve my skills and gave me tips on how to improve things I was doing wrong, was Lilly. It was challenging to control the ball at first because the ball was uneven, well not perfectly round and smooth, so it was a lot harder to control the ball. Something I really enjoyed was getting to be a buddy with Lilly because she was very supportive and helpful.
Great work Sophie, this paragraph is very relatable, especially the getting hit around the ankles part. It's great to see you working hard on improving your skills, helping other people, and overall enjoying the lesson.
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ReplyDeleteI found it challenging to learn and use the techniques of renegade hockey. Hemi helped me learn the skills of renegade hockey so I was prepared to participate in the game. Peer coaching with Jacque helped me understand the tactics of when to use the flick and where to aim although I personally didn't use the flick myself it helped me predict and come up with counter measures when others used it. Some of the most challenging parts were using the stick on my left side and getting used to playing the game with four goals and two balls. The challenge positively affected my participation because when I did it I felt more confident and participated to a higher level.
Kia Ora Olivia,
DeleteIt is great to see that you were able to participate with other classmates, and take in their knowledge. Although you may of had a bit of a challenge with some of the techniques, you have shown that you were able to learn and perform these techniques in a short amount of time and for that I applaud you. Its also a great thing that you were challenged by the fact that there were two balls and four goals, because you had to be very vigilant.
Great work, keep it up!!!
Hi Olivia, your paragraph is very relatable asin how it was challenging to learn new skills. It was quite impressive for you to have only learnt and perfected most of your skills in only two lessons, as it shows you are determined and willing to try your hardest. Well done.
ReplyDeleteChallenge - Learning new rules and skills in a short period and stepping outside my comfort zone were both challenges I faced while playing renegade hockey. I had to take a step back because of these difficulties. The fact that my class and I learnt a particular number of skills in such a short period of time demonstrated to us that we were capable of change and
ReplyDeleteImproving skills - The most significant impact on me was the improvement in my skills. The reason for this is that the feedback I received from my classmates provided me with a way to better my performance while playing renegade hockey. Even if I made a mistake, I would still work hard in class to reach my personal goals. I learned a variety of different methods and skills from my friends which helped me perform my best.
Hey Deegan, I feel the same way about learning new skills and how resilience fluences your participation. I see that classmates feedback help towards how you'll reach your final destination :)
DeleteHi Ngapua, I agree with the part where you said it was very confusing and challenging at the start. At the start of the year most of us can agree that it was hard to learn a sport we had no experience in. Its good that you have identified what really challenged you throughout the lessons and made sure you found a way to overcome the issue. This shows you can take on any challenge and turn the negatives into positives. while keeping your participation toward the game up. Well done.
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ReplyDeleteSense of achievement is just like a massive mind game. When I was younger someone once told me “whether you think you can do it or you cannot, you are right.” This to me is a MASSIVE statement in my eyes, it just shows that if I were to put my mind on something, set a goal, and strive for it. I can accomplish the unspeakable, whatever that may be, most of the time anyway. But this can actually go two ways. Like if you can’t perfect a certain skill or technique, sometimes it can get to my head, and that can sometimes make my performance a bit off.
I think that I had shown this factor (Sense Of Achievement) when I was learning new skills and techniques in renegade hockey. The fact that I was able to pick up on most of the skills quite fast, was reassuring for me in a way. And I think that so many of my other classmates can relate to this as well. Sense of achievement is just a way that me as an individual and many other people all look at and think, “I just did that.” And to me, it's just a massive confidence boost.
Hi Ethan, Its great to see that you reflect back on your mindset and know how to improve it and that you acknowledge your achievements. Well done.
DeleteImproving skills has had a significant influence on my participation as it is generally satisfying to see better results in terms of my skills. Naming a skill I do well in is assigning positions, also observing my team and the other team. I like to give certain people specific rules that fit their gameplay more to make them feel more confident in themselves which leads to a better performance from experience. For example, Wati, I put him in a more defensive role like goalie because of his reaction speed and ability to perform the tackle with less hesitation than others, and Ocean, I put her in the center because I saw her become overwhelmed when she’d be defending the ball. Paying attention is the great quality I have and taking advantage of it brings us one step closer to an easier win. Improving skills aren't just for in-game skills. I see it as a general skill such as communication, leadership and self-confidence. Seeing everything come together in the team makes me happy and overall makes my participation higher.
ReplyDeleteHi Varren, the way you can see other people's strengths and use these for your teams advantage and to make the game more enjoyable for everyone is an amazing skill. It shows your observation skills and your leadership skills. Well done.
DeleteKia Ora Varren,
DeleteThe way that you are able to look at someone and see their strengths is awesome. This shows that you contribute to your team majorly. This is also something that you can take into many team sports, whatever that sport might be. Keep doing what you are doing because your doing a great job!!