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    Simon Fraser University
    Simon Fraser University will be offering the following course in Prince George
    during the 1985 Spring Semester (January - April).
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    Designs For Learning: Physical Education
    Instructor: Dr. G. Kirchner
    Class Schedule: Wednesdays, 3:30 - 7:20 p.m.
    (every second week)
    Location: To Be Announced
    Prerequisite: Education 401/402
    This course is designed to introduce practicing teachers to a variety
    of new content and teaching strategies currently used in the elementary
    school physical education program. The course will include demonstration
    lessQns, lecture and/or workshop sessions and bi-weekly in-school and
    written assignments. The course will emphasize the following topics:
    1.
    Teaching creative and cooperative games.
    2.
    Blending gymnastic and movement education programs.
    3.
    Integrating Physical Education with other subject areas.
    4.
    Teaching rhythmics and creative folk dance.
    5.
    Teaching active health to children.
    Bi-Weekly Assignments:
    During the twb weeks between the on-site days, teachers will be
    assigned three tasks:
    1) previewing films
    2)
    planning, teaching and evaluating three sequential lessons
    3)
    pre-reading chapters relating to the next topic.
    Evaluation
    Evaluation will be based upon film critiques and the design, present-
    ation and evaluation of five sets of sequential lessons.
    Textbooks:
    Kirchner, G., Physical Education for Elementary School Children, 5th Edition.
    W.M.C. Brown Co., Dubugen, Iowa, 1981.
    Kirchner, G., Sequential Unit, Theme and Lesson Plans, W.M.C. Brown Co.,
    Dubugen, Iowa, 1981.
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    See reverse for S.F.U.
    lAdmissions and Registration
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    NEW STUDENT AND FORMER STUDENT
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    CONTINUING STUDENT
    Nov. ?
    Pre-registration packages avail-
    14 - 16
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    able for pickup at Registrar's
    Office.
    Nov. 19
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    Remaining pre-registration
    packages mailed to students.
    Nov. 30
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    Recommended date for submission
    of the Pre-registration form,
    resulting in best choice of
    course selection.
    Dec. 6
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    Deadline for submission of Appli-
    cation for Admission or Re-
    Admission and supporting documents.
    After this date, applications will
    be processed only as resources
    permit.
    Dec. 14
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    Deadline for submission of Pre-
    registration form.
    Dec. 20
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    Deadline for official documents
    in support of an Application for
    Admission or Re-Admission.
    Dec. 28
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    Deadline for payment of tuition
    fees by
    Nov.
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    Pre-registration package avail-
    14 - 16 able for pickup at Registrar's
    Office.
    Nov. 19 Remaining pre-registration
    packages mailed to students.
    Nov. 30 Recommended date for submission
    of the Pre-registration form,
    resulting in best choice of course
    selection.
    Dec. 14 Deadline for submission of Pre-
    registration form.
    Dec. 28 Deadline for pay
    ment of tuition
    nail to S.F.U.
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    fees by mail to S.F.U.
    FOR THOSE STUDENTS WHO WERE UNABLE TO PRE-REGISTER, AN
    IN-PERSON REGISTRATION WILL BE HELD AT THE SITE OFFICE ON:
    WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1985 from 4 - 6 p.m.
    SFU SITE OFFICE: King George V School
    747 Winnipeg Street
    Prince George, B.C.
    V2L 2V1
    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Judy Dix
    562-6418
    CONTINUING STUDENT:
    Students who have completed S.F.U. courses within the last three semesters, will be
    issued a Notification of Intent Card from the Registrar's Office. This card should be
    completed and returned to the Registrar's Office. This card should be completed and
    returned to the Registrar's Office by November 9 which will ensure that a Pre-registration
    package is forwarded to you.
    NEW STUDENT and FORMER STUDENT REQUIRING RE-ADMISSION:
    New students to the University and students who have not completed S.F.U. courses
    within the last three semesters. An Application for Admission or Re-Admission accompanied
    by official transcripts must be submitted to the Registrar's Office by November 9 for
    Pre-registration or by December 6 for In-person Registration. Please note that a fee of
    $25.00 is assessed all applicants whose academic records in whole or in part, originate
    outside of the Province of British Columbia.
    TUITION FEES:
    Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents:
    Per semester hour (normal credit)
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    $39.00
    Per semester hour (audit or special audit)
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    $19.50
    International Students (admitted as of Fall 1984):
    Per semester hour (normal credit)
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    $58.00
    Per semester hour (audit or special audit)
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    $29.00
    STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE:
    ATHLETICRECREATION FEE:
    4 credit hours or more
    $24.00
    4 credit hours
    $ 9.00
    3cre.dit hgqrs or less
    $12.00
    3 credit hours or less
    $ 4.50
    Audit or special
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    audit only
    nil
    Audit or special
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    audit only
    nil
    Designated "off-campus" courses only $12.00
    Designated ?
    off-campus' ?
    courses
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    nil

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