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| Education through movement. |
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| Goal of Physical Education |
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| PE programs should include all 3 learning domains and students will be i the position for lifetime lifestyle fitness, and they will also have ability to succeed regardless of ability |
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| Allowing girls in sports. |
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| Equal Rights for Students with Disabilities |
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| Need for Physical Education |
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-Fitness is emphasized
-60% of pop. overweight
-avg. elem. student watches 25 hrs of tv /wk |
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| Ideal age for motor skill development |
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| Elementary age because slow growth is taking place. |
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| soft, round, protruding abdomen |
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| muscular, strong-framed, team sports |
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| 5 Health Related Components of Physical Fitness |
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1. Cardiovascular Endurance
2. Muscular Strength
3. Muscular Endurance
4. Flexibility
5. Body Composition |
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| 5 Skill Related Components of Physical Fitness |
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1. Agility
2. Balance
3. Coordination
4. Speed
5. Power |
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Intensity
Frequency
Duration |
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| Why is the emphasis on health rather than skill? |
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-Everyone can succeed
-Skill may depend on genetics
-everyone can be healthy
-Physical skills that can last a lifetime |
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The Ends
Where you are going |
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The Means
How you're going to get there |
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1. Direct Instruction
2. Task / Stations
3. Mastery Learning
4. Individualized
5. Cooperative Learning
6. Inquiry
7. Free Exploration |
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Objectives
Preassessment
Learning Activities:
- Revelation of objective
- Graduated Sequence
- Guided Practice and feedback
- Ending Review / Closure
Evaluation
Differentiated Instruction
Materials needed |
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| Why is pre-assessment important? |
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| To assess prior knowledge and adjust lesson plan accordingly |
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| Graduated Sequence for Skill |
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| Graduated Sequence for Game |
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| object-explanation-demonstration |
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| 4 components of lesson plan |
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- Revelation of objective
- Graduated Sequence
- Guided Practice and feedback
- Ending Review / Closure |
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I - K-2nd
II - 3rd-4th
III - 5th-6th |
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| Locomotor Skills & example |
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Skills used to move body from one place to another or to project body upwards
ex: run, walk, skip, jump, hop |
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| Nonlocomotor skills & example |
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Skills performed w/o appreciative movement from place to place
ex: bend, sway, turn, twist, stretch, push, pull |
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| Handling an object, hand-eye/foot-eye coordination |
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| 4 Major Manipulative Skills w/ examples |
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Throwing - throw a football
Catching - catch a frisbee
Kicking - kickball
Striking - Tennis |
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| 5 Physical components of Body Management |
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1. Agility
2. Balance
3. Strength
4. Flexibility
5. Coordination |
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| Climbing ropes, balance beam, scooters, benches, jumping boxes, mats |
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| Least Restrictive Environment |
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| determination of the best placement for a child with a disibility |
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| Individualized Education Plan |
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| Integration of disabled students with other students in the school. |
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| Modifications for students lacking strength/endurance |
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| Modifications for students lacking coordination |
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| increase size of goal/target, stationary object |
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| Modifications for students lacking balance/agility |
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| increase width of beam, use spotters, crawl instead of walk |
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| Sports Skills Instructional Sequence |
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-Skills
-Rules of the Game
-Lead-up Games
-Actual Sport |
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| obligation to do what's required by law and is enforced in court |
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| legal wrong that results in direct or indirect injury to another individual or property |
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| Assuming the legal duties of a parent |
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| Forseeability, what courts expect you to forsee and prevent |
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