Abstract:
The objectives of this research were 1) to develop the basic football
practice skills using the Simpsons teaching model of grade 6 students to meet the
efficiency criteria of 70/70; 2) to compare the basic football practice skills using the
Simpsons teaching model of grade 6 students with 70% criteria and 3) to compare
the basic football practice skills before and after learning of grade 6 students. The
sample consisted of 22 students in grade 6/1, which were obtained by cluster
random sampling. The tools used in this research were a learning management plan,
an assessment of basic football practice skills and an achievement test. The data
were analyzed using averages, standard deviation, percentage, one sample t test
and dependent sample t test.
The results showed that 1) The efficiency basic football practice skills
using the Simpsons teaching model was 73.22/74.77, which was higher than the
criteria of 70/70. 2) Students who received learning management using the Simpsons
teaching model had basic football practice higher than the specified criteria of 70%
with the statistical significance at. 05 and 3) the students who received learning
management using the Simpsons teaching model had academic achievement after
learning higher than before with the statistical significance at .05.