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COURSE NUMBER: EDUC. 479-04

COURSE NAME: Designs for Learning: P.E.

(Secondary)

SEMESTER: Intersesslon'75

Emphasis will be on METHODS of TEACHING a wide variety of physical

activities which are included in the secondary school curriculum.

This is not a SKILL oriented class although skills will be analyzed so

they may be taught well.

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May 5 - June 13

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2:30 - 5:20

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12:30 - 2:20

badminton

tennis

square dance

lacrosse,

gymnastics

archery.

rhythmics

(jazz dance,

creative dance)

field hockey

rugby

soccer

wrestling

minor games

circuit .training

orienteering

handball

Range of Topics:

1. Activities covered will include:

2. Some classroom work will take place. These will deal with such topics

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legal liability

individualized programs

meaning of physical education

behavioral objectives

grading and evaluation

community facilities and resources

equipment repairs

safety procedures

Recommended Reading:

Cowell, C.C. Curriculum Designs in P.E.

Cowell, C.C. Modern Principles and Methods in Secondary School P.E.

Daughtrey, B. Physical Education Programs

Healey, W.A. Demonstrations in P.E.

Hellison, D. Humanistic P.E.

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Seaton, D.C. Physical Education Handbook.

Smithells, P. Principles of Evaluation in P.E.

Van Met P.E. for Jr. and Sr. High Schools

P.E. Teachers Handbook,for

Secondary Schools.

Requirements:

1. Permission of Instructor (due to limited class size). (30)

2.

Active participation during the skill activities

3.

Preparation of at least two teaching units

4. Teaching a class in an activity of your choice

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