PETE 300

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Advocacy for Physical Education

Teacher Education David O. McKay School of Education

Course Description

Historical and sociological cornerstones of physical education.

When Taught

Fall

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2

Fixed

2

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2

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0

Other Prerequisites

Admittance into PETE program

Title

Past, Present and Future

Learning Outcome

 Use the knowledge and experience of the past to understand the programs of today and apply it toward building programs of the future. Students will demonstrate competence as evidenced by the advocacy mid-term exam.

Title

Written and Verbal Communication

Learning Outcome

Be able to interpret and communicate knowledge and experience in both written and verbal forms. Students will demonstrate competence as evidences by the professionalism reaction papers, advocacy exam, advocacy media campaign, physical education history presentation, and the final teaching philosophy paper  

Title

Effective Advocacy

Learning Outcome

Demonstrate an understanding of the principles of effective advocacy in the K-12 school teaching setting. Students will demonstrate competence as evidences by the professionalism reaction papers, advocacy mid-term exam, and the media campaign assignment.

Title

History of Physical Education

Learning Outcome

Demonstrate an understanding of the history of physical education and its impact on the future. Students will demonstrate competence of this on the physical education history quiz and group presentation.

Title

Professionalism

Learning Outcome

Be examples of Christian living by being kind and attentive during class discussions, classmates' presentations, and looking for opportunities to serve one another. Students will demonstrate competence through the professionalism assignments, group media campaign assignment, and the physical education history group presentation.