Shows improved gymnastics engagement and learning outcomes in students, suggesting effective integration of technology in physical education.
Gymnastics is often marginalized in physical education curricula due to safety concerns, teachers’ lack of confidence, and students’ anxiety regarding performance and body image. For physical educators, these challenges are often compounded by a lack of pedagogical content knowledge, leading to reliance on traditional, teacher-centered instruction. This article introduces the Technology-Integrated Sport Education Model (T-SEM) as a transformative framework for gymnastics instruction. By embedding digital tools, such as generative AI, motion analysis applications, and collaborative platforms into the specific roles of the Sport Education Model (SEM), educators create a learning environment that supports competence, relatedness, and autonomy. This article provides a comprehensive, step-by-step instructional design guide, detailing how to utilize tools like ChatGPT, Pose & Tracking, and Facebook Groups to turn a traditional gymnastics unit into a vibrant, student-led “Gymnastics Olympics.” By shifting the focus from isolated skill drills to a technologically enriched team endeavor, T-SEM offers a replicable blueprint for engaging the digital generation in physical education.
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Jin Gyu Shin (2026) studied this question.
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