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Cheerleading
- 1. CHEERLEADING Claudia Martínez Universidad Libre Bogotá 2012
- 2. CHEERLEADING The cheerleading isa sport activity. This discipline is not known for those who wish to practice. The idea behind cheerleading is to inspire viewers to cheer for their teams during the team sports games. Cheerleading includes such activities as dancing, cheers, tumbling and jumps.
- 3. OBJECTIVES One of theobjectives is to show and teach the young people that cheerleading is an activity of physical strength and dexterity. To provide them an opportunity to participate in the sport of competitive cheerleading in an adult supervised, organized and safety-oriented manner.
- 4. JUSTIFICATION Promote the cheerleadingto the young people is a commitment to one of the most booming sports disciplines in the world, since this allows to develop strengths in: coordination, teamwork and physical dexterity.
- 5. METHODOLOGY The pedagogical modelsthat will be applied in the practice of cheerleading are: Constructivism and the cognitivism. The cognitivism method no longer relies so much on teaching but on learning through student progress rather than the concepts taught by Professor.
- 6. The cognitive modelfocuses on the mental processes of the students and their ability to move towards cognitive abilities increasingly complex, either by itself or with the help of an adult.
- 7. EVALUATION To promote thecheerleading practice we must consider if this discipline has been known to the young people, because they are the ones who participate in this kind of sport, in this case if this discipline is well- known and widespread it will be a success in our country.
- 8. RESOURSES Types of Cheerleading School-Sponsored A school-sponsored cheerleading team is directly affiliated with a school, either public or private, and all of the members on the team must attend that school. The main purpose of this type of team is to promote school spirit and motivate fans during sporting events.
- 9. College/University College level cheerleadingis technically school- sponsored, but it is very different from cheering at the junior high and high school levels. Not all colleges have cheer teams, but the ones that do only accept the cream of the crop. College cheerleaders attend games, as well as other school related functions, like fundraisers and community events.
- 10. Youth At theyouth level, cheerleaders learn the basics of the sport, as well as sportsmanship and team skills.
- 11. Professional Professional cheerleaders cheerfor a professional sports team (perhaps the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders rings a bell). Professional cheerleading is very competitive and making one of these teams is no easy task. Although professional teams don’t compete, they are always striving to be the best in their league and/or division.
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