CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Wednesday 26th of March
10:00 Conference opening ceremony
- Opening words by the Director of Sports and Education Antti Paananen and Competence Development Manager Pauliina Vastamäki
- Greetings from professor Keith Davids
10:15 Professor, Head of Football Innovation, Damian Farrow - Australian Football League, Australia
“What Walt Disney Can Teach Coaches About Skill Development”.
11:00 Professor Jia Yi Chow - Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
”Insights About Transforming Pedagogical Practices from an Ecological Dynamics Perspective”.
11:55 Opening ceremony of the Kisakallio “Taito 360” skillpark by Lappset
12:15 Lunch in Restaurant Sport
13:15 Parallel Practical Sessions (60 min.) Methodologies in practice
1. Professor Jia Yi Chow - Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
“An Exemplar of Professional Development for Practitioners in Nonlinear Pedagogy to Transform Pedagogical Practices”.
2. PhD Richard Shuttleworth - Singapore Sport Council
“Skill Acquisition in Coaching Development”
3. PhD Edward Coughlan and PhD Alan Dunton - MTU Cork, Bishopstown Campus, Ireland
“Applying Skill Acquisition in Sport”
4. PhD Timo Laakso - University of Jyväskylä
“Constraints Led Approach in Physical Education” (Hipat ja erilaiset pienpelit maalipelien kehittelyssä. CLA:n käytännön esimerkkejä) *
14:30 Coffee break by Reuter & Stolt
15:10 Premier Partner Pitch Talk CTN
15:15 Professor David Lubans - University of Newcastle, Australia
“Physical Activity and Executive Functions in Youth: Exploring the Mediating Role of Motor Competence”.
16:00 Professor Charles Hillman - Northeastern University, United States
"The Acute Effects of a Single Bout of Exercise on Brain and Cognition".
16:45 Olympic medallist Tanja Poutiainen-Rinne - CEO Comeback Center Rovaniemi, Finland
”The Importance of Training in Different Environments and Conditions - Experiences from My Career”
17:30 Exhibition of the partners and possibility for networking
19:00 Dinner in Ravintola Sport
20:30 Social evening** (dresscode:smart casual)
Thursday 27th of March
9:00 Professr Geert Savelsbergh -Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands
“Healthy Talent Development: The Importance of Structured Play”.
9:45 Professor Duarte Araüjo - University of Lisbon, Portugal
"The Ecological Dynamics of Cognizant Action in Sport”.
10:30 Premier Partner Pitch Talk Fysioline
10:45 Parallel Practical Session (60 min.) Methodologies in practice
1. PhD Alexandra Lascu - University of Canberra, Australia
“Designing Learning Environments for Multiple Phases of Learning”.
2. PhD Richard Shuttleworth - Singapore Sports Council, Singapore
“Skill Acquisition in Coaching Development”.
3. PhD. Edward Coughlan and PhD Alan Dunton - MTU Cork, Bishopstown Campus, Ireland
“Applying Skill Acquisition in Sport”.
4. PhD Timo Laakso - University of Jyväskylä, Finland
“Constraints-Led Approach in Physical Education”, (Hipat ja erilaiset pienpelit maalipelien kehittelyssä. CLA:n käytännön esimerkkejä) *
12:00 Lunch in Restaurant Sport
13:10 Premier Partner Pitch Talk Lappset
13:15 Professor, Head of Football Innovation, Damian Farrow - Australian Football League, Australia
“Developing Decision Making Skills: Virtually and in Reality” .
14:00 PhD Martyn Rothwell - The Constraints Collective, United Kingdom
‘Elite Athletes Lived Experiences of a Game Model Based on Principles of Play”.
14:45 Coffee break by Myllyn Paras
15:15 DSE Tyler Yearby – Emergence, USA & Visiting Research Fellow, University of Gloucestershire, United Kingdom
”Representative co-design: Involving athletes in their learning journey”
15:45 PhD Matti Vartiainen – Pihlajalinna Helsinki, Finland
"Concussion and baseline testing - the use of collected performance data in detecting and improving athletes performance".
16:30 Poster walk and exhibition of the partners
18:00 Possibility for physical activities
20:00 Conference Gala Dinner** (Dress code: Smart Casual)
Friday 28th of March
“Designing optimal learning environments”
8:45 Oral presentations of the study abstracts
1. Motor development and motor learning
2. Environments for Motor learning
3. Ecological dynamics
4. Motor learnig and skill acquistion
10:30 Parallel Practical Sessions (60 min.) Methodologies in practice
1. PhD Alexandra Lascu - University of Canberra, Australia
"Designing Learning Environments for Multiple Phases of Learning”
2. DSE Tyler Yearby – Emergence, USA & Visiting Research Fellow, University of Gloucestershire, United Kingdom
”Reconceptualizing the Warm-up”.
11:30 Lunch in Restaurant Sport
12:30 PhD Luca Oppici -Norwegian School of Sport Sciences, Norway
"Optimizing the Physical Environment to Enhance Motor Skill Learning: A Framework for Practitioners".
13:15 PhD Martina Navarro - University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom
"A Movement-focused Approach to Design Spaces for Physical Activity: An Evaluation of a Rich Landscape of Affordances called The Skills Garden"
14:00 Professor Ingunn Fjørtoft - University of South-Eastern Norway, Norway
"The “Great Outdoors” – The Materiality and Contexts for Learning Motor Skills in the Outdoor Environments".
14:45 Professor, Head of Football Innovation Damian Farrow - Australian Football League, Australia
“Closing Words”
Notice!
*Practical demonstration will be held in Finnish
**Evening program only for all inclusive participants and those with dinner included in day ticket
Kisakallio reserves rights to make changes to the program
