The Importance of Social Factors in Teamwork
Bellahouston Academy
Social factors covers a wide variety of terms
such as;
Team work
Etiquette
Environmental Issues (Audience, facilities
etc.)
There are many ways to gather information
on social factors;
Questionnaire
Self Appraisal
Team feedback
Environmental Checklist
Feedback can either be
INTERNAL
or
EXTERNAL
and comes in many forms;
Written- (Self evaluations, observation schedules)
Verbal- (Teacher, Coach, Partner)
Visual- (Video recordings)
Kinaesthetic- (You can feel how well you are
performing)
Because data gathering for social involves a
lot of
feedback
, the
reliability
and
validity
of
each methods relies on the
honesty
and
experience
of the observer.
Because my teacher is
experienced, honest
and
understands the test criteria
, the results
were
valid
and
accurate
.
The ability to work well in a team is a vital
skill in all aspects of life.
Many players are fantastic individual players
but they do not get on well with their team
Task: Can you name a player like this?
Poor teamwork can have negative impacts on
your performance such as;
You may make the
wrong decision
about passing
or shooting if you do not like your team mate
Your manager may choose not to play you
because you upset the team dynamics
You are
less likely to enjoy
your sport which may
reduce your motivation
to succeed.
Good team work can help to turn a average
team into world beaters.
Can you name any teams or players within a
team who work really well together?
The ability to work well with your team mates
has many advantages;
You will
know each team mates strengths and
weaknesses
well, this will help with your
decision making
.
As I knew that my team mate was very
good
with his head
, I played a
high cross
into the
box
instead of a low one.
You will
know
how best to
motivate
other
players
and they will
understand how to
motivate you.
You will work harder for your team because
you don’t want to let them down.
Etiquette is a fancy word for sportsmanship
Showing good etiquette in a game is an
UNWRITTEN RULE
This means that you cannot be punished for
not obeying the rule, but it is bad manners
and un-sportsman like to do so.
Task: Name as many examples of etiquette as you can.
Shaking hands before/ after the game
Picking you opponent up if they fall after a tackle
Thanking the officials after the match
Being polite to the officials
Congratulating your opponent if they beat you
Apologising for a lucky net shot in tennis
In rugby, 3 cheers for the other team after the match
Showing etiquette is very important in all
activities
It creates a
friendly playing environment
It helps to
promote good behaviours and
attitudes
Environmental factors can have either a
positive
or
negative
effect on performance.
A lack of
available facilities
will influence
performance as you will be
unable to train
as often
If you are playing outdoors and it is windy, this could
affect your performance and you may need to change
you game plan.
Because it was
windy
outside I decided to play the
ball
along the ground
as often as I could. This meant
that I was
more accurate
with my passing as the
wind
was not knocking the ball off course
as often.
Playing in front of an audience is another
social factor which can have either a positive
or negative effect on performance.
If an audience is
supporting you
, you may
feel
more motivated
,
happy
and this may help
you to perform your skills more effectively
You may step up your performance in front of
an audience.
However for some people playing in front of an
audience is a negative factor
A
hostile
audience may put you
off your game
and
demotivate you
You may
feel nervous
and this could lead to you
making
bad decisions
You may find it
difficult to concentrate
due to the
noise levels
The
pressure
may cause you to
try too hard
and make
silly mistakes
Class Discussion:
Has anyone ever played/performed in front of
an audience.
When/ Where was it?
How did it make you feel
What impact did it have on your performance.
Exploring the significance of social factors like teamwork etiquette and environmental issues in Bellahouston Academy. Different methods of gathering information, feedback types, and the impact of teamwork on performance are discussed. Emphasizes the role of honesty, reliability, and validity in data gathering for social aspects. Highlights the crucial skill of teamwork in various aspects of life and the consequences of poor teamwork on performance and motivation.
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Social factors covers a wide variety of terms such as; Team work Team work Etiquette Etiquette Environmental Issues (Audience, facilities etc.) Environmental Issues (Audience, facilities etc.)
There are many ways to gather information on social factors; Questionnaire Self Appraisal Team feedback Environmental Checklist
Feedback can either be INTERNAL and comes in many forms; INTERNAL or EXTERNAL EXTERNAL Written- (Self evaluations, observation schedules) Verbal- (Teacher, Coach, Partner) Visual- (Video recordings) Kinaesthetic- (You can feel how well you are performing)
Because data gathering for social involves a lot of feedback each methods relies on the honesty experience feedback, the reliability reliability and validity honesty and validity of experience of the observer. Because my teacher is experienced, honest and understands the test criteria were valid experienced, honest understands the test criteria, the results valid and accurate accurate.
The ability to work well in a team is a vital skill in all aspects of life. Many players are fantastic individual players but they do not get on well with their team Task: Can you name a player like this?
Poor teamwork can have negative impacts on your performance such as; You may make the wrong decision or shooting if you do not like your team mate wrong decision about passing Your manager may choose not to play you because you upset the team dynamics You are less likely to enjoy reduce your motivation less likely to enjoy your sport which may reduce your motivation to succeed.
Good team work can help to turn a average team into world beaters. Can you name any teams or players within a team who work really well together?
The ability to work well with your team mates has many advantages; You will know each team mates strengths and weaknesses decision making know each team mates strengths and weaknesses well, this will help with your decision making. As I knew that my team mate was very good with his head box instead of a low one. good with his head, I played a high cross instead of a low one. high cross into the
You will know players motivate you. know how best to motivate players and they will understand how to motivate you. motivate other understand how to other You will work harder for your team because you don t want to let them down.
Etiquette is a fancy word for sportsmanship Showing good etiquette in a game is an UNWRITTEN RULE UNWRITTEN RULE This means that you cannot be punished for not obeying the rule, but it is bad manners and un-sportsman like to do so.
Task: Name as many examples of etiquette as you can. Shaking hands before/ after the game Picking you opponent up if they fall after a tackle Thanking the officials after the match Being polite to the officials Congratulating your opponent if they beat you Apologising for a lucky net shot in tennis In rugby, 3 cheers for the other team after the match
Showing etiquette is very important in all activities It creates a friendly playing environment friendly playing environment It helps to promote good behaviours and attitudes promote good behaviours and attitudes
Environmental factors can have either a positive negative positive or negative effect on performance. A lack of available facilities performance as you will be unable to train available facilities will influence unable to train as often If you are playing outdoors and it is windy, this could affect your performance and you may need to change you game plan. Because it was windy ball along the ground that I was more accurate was not knocking the ball off course windy outside I decided to play the along the ground as often as I could. This meant more accurate with my passing as the wind was not knocking the ball off course as often. wind
Playing in front of an audience is another social factor which can have either a positive or negative effect on performance. If an audience is supporting you feel more motivated you to perform your skills more effectively supporting you, you may more motivated, happy happy and this may help You may step up your performance in front of an audience.
However for some people playing in front of an audience is a negative factor A hostile demotivate you hostile audience may put you off your game demotivate you off your game and You may feel nervous making bad decisions feel nervous and this could lead to you bad decisions You may find it difficult to concentrate noise levels difficult to concentrate due to the noise levels The pressure silly mistakes pressure may cause you to try too hard silly mistakes try too hard and make
Class Discussion: Has anyone ever played/performed in front of an audience. When/ Where was it? How did it make you feel What impact did it have on your performance.
