Building a battery to measure some physical indicators as an indicator for evaluating female students aged (16-18) years in Tikrit district

Abstract

The study aims to:
 - Building arak sensory-motor tests for some basic badminton skills for (advanced) players.
 - Codification of arak sensory-motor tests of some basic badminton skills for (advanced) players.
 The researcher used the descriptive approach in a survey method for its suitability and the nature of the problem, and the research community included the badminton players of the Iraqi Premier League badminton clubs in the 2020-2021 season, and they numbered 52 players and Based on the requirements for building and legalizing the tests under study, the sample was divided into an exploratory sample of (2) players, a construction sample of (12) players, and a sample of the main experiment of (35) players, and (3) players were excluded because they are participants with the Iraqi team Badminton in external tournaments, and after viewing the specifications of the vocabulary of each testThe apparent honesty, subjective honesty, hypothetical honesty (veracity of discrimination), verification of objectivity, difficulty and ease of tests, finding stability coefficients to reach the final version of each test and experimenting with it exploratory and after completing these steps according to the determinants of measurement and evaluation in physical education sciences, the researcher deliberately On applying it to the main experiment sample (rationing), and processing the results of the spss social statistical bag to derive the criteria for each test. The researcher concluded that the perceptual-kinesthetic tests of some basic badminton skills for (advanced) players measure the purposes for which they were designed and are appropriate for their level, age and the specialized game and are characterized by ease of application and low financial cost and do not require many devices or tools. Perception - kinesthetics of some basic badminton skills for advanced players that have been built, The researcher recommends that it is necessary to rely on the perceptual-kinesthetic tests of some basic skills in badminton when evaluating the players, and the need to follow the systematic sequential steps according to the determinants of measurement and evaluation in physical education sciences and sports sciences when constructing or modifying perceptual-motor tests, and conducting studies Similar on larger or different samples (age and gender), and conducting similar studies by adopting the steps of this study to build tests in games and other sporting events, and to benefit from this test when developing training programs and selecting players to serve this game.