KINE 101 Week 8 Lecture Notes: Chapter 13 Sports Pedagogy

Pedagogy

The art, science, or profession of teaching

Sport pedagogy

Pedagogy that encompasses school programs of PE as well as community-based club programs of sport and fitness

Physical education

A planned, sequential, K-12 standards based program of curricula and

Physical activity

Any bodily movement that requires the use of energy by the individual

Exercise

Any physical activity that is planned, structured, and repetitive for the purpose of improving or maintaining one or more components of fitness

Policy/Environment, curriculum, appropriate instruction, student assessment

What are the four components of a high quality PE program?

Domains of learning

The fundamental motor, social, and thinking skills necessary to promote lifelong health and wellbeing

National standards

Five standards developed by SHAPE America that define a physically literate person and are intended to guide teachers in planning the curriculum and instruction for their students

Policy and environment

States a minimum of time students must do in physical education and physical activity. Classes must be consistent with other subjects and provide a safe environment.

Curriculum

AKA what will be taught

Appropriate instruction and student assessment

Requires the full participation of students, including those with unique needs. Student learning is evaluated and results reflected upon.

Instruction

How the curriculum is delivered

1885

What year did Dr Delphine Hanna start the first woman's pro PE program at Oberlin College?

1886

What year did the 1st state legislation require PE in schools?

1889

What year was it when the Boston Normal School of Gymnastics opened, cofounded y Amy Morris Homans and Mary Hemenway?

1906

What year did Teddy Roosevelt usher in the Intercollegiate Athletic Association (IAAUS)?

1917

What year did Blanche Trilling help form the Athletic Conference of American College Women (ACACW)?

1972

What year was Title 9 passed?

Descriptive studies

Uses description, classification, measurement, and comparison to describe a population or phenomenon.

Experimental studies

Involves manipulating one variable to determine if changes in one variable cause changes in another variable.

Qualitative studies

Data collected and analyzed expressed in words or images to examine data.

Mixed methods

Combining quantitative and qualitative studies/research

Analytic studies

Research conducted in sport humanities (ie sport history, philosophy, and literature)

US National Activity Plan (NPAP)

Creates national culture supporting active lifestyles by improving health, preventing disease and disability, and enhancing quality of life

Comprehensive School Physical Activity Program (CSPAP)

Aimed at ensuring school provides a comprehensive school PA program with quality physical education. 5 components.

PE, PA during school, PA before and after school, staff involvement, family and community involvement

What are the 5 components of CSPAP?