• Physical Education Syllabus

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    PHYSICAL EDUCATION OUTLINE

     

    OBJECTIVE:  The physical education program is designed to provide a well rounded program of both individual and team activities that provide students with the opportunity to develop emotional, intellectual, physical, and social skills.  This program is designed to develop an awareness and appreciation that activity and physical fitness are important components of a healthy lifestyle.

     

    NASPE STANDARDS

     

    1. Demonstrate competency in many movement forms and proficiency in a few movement forms.
    2. Applies movement concepts and principles to the learning and development of motor skills.
    3. Exhibits a physically active lifestyle.
    4. Achieves and maintains a health-enhancing level of physical fitness.
    5. Demonstrates responsible personal and social behaviors in physical activity settings.
    6. Demonstrates understanding and respect for differences among people in physical activity settings.
    7. Understands that physical activity provides opportunities for enjoyment, self-expression, and social interaction.

     

    DRESS CODE

     

    ACCEPTABLE                                                             UNACCEPTABLE

     

    -Full-length t-shirt                                                 -shorts with zippers and buttons

    -Athletic shorts-length of fingers                         -cut-off jeans or shorts, tank tops

    According to dress code regulations                     -sleeveless shirts or cut off shirts

    -Sneakers with shoe laces                                    -school athletic uniforms

     -Sneakers must be tied properly                          -pantyhose-jewelry-belts                                                

                                                                                 -mules (sneakers with no backs)

    ---. REFUSAL TO DRESS WILL RESULT IN A ZERO FOR THE DAY AND DISCIPLINARY ACTION

    ---NO CAMERA’S ARE PERMITTED IN THE LOCKER ROOM AREA

     

    LOCKS

     

    Each student is given a locker and lock that they are responsible for.  Lost or damaged locks or lockers, or other school property will be charged to the student.  The use of the locks and lockers is a privilege and may be denied if misuse occurs.  The student should lock all valuables, especially money and jewelry, in the locker during class time.  The instructor will not be responsible for valuables if the locks and lockers are not used. If a student loses a lock, they must pay $5.00 to replace the lost lock or report card will be held.

     

    SAFETY REGULATIONS

     

    1. Sneakers must be laced for activity at all times.
    2. Post earrings only.
    3. Students must wait in the locker room until the instructor enters the gym.
    4. Stay away from equipment until instructed otherwise.  Sit in your squads when you enter the gym from the locker room.
    5. Report all injuries to the instructor immediately.

     

    EXCUSES

     

         A formal excuse is required to excuse any student from class participation as a result of illness or injury.  This can be an excuse from a doctor or a note from the parent.  All students will take the excuse to the school nurse, who will approve it and record it in the student’s record.  She will then give the student an excuse form, which the student will give to the instructor at the beginning of the period. Excuses must be secure from the nurse prior to first period. NO EXCEPTIONS!!!  If the student has used three excuses, he/she must present a doctor’s note thereafter.  STUDENT-ATHLETES MUST PARTICIPATE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN ORDER TO PRACTICE OR PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME.

     

    GRADING

     

         Students receive a percentage grade for each quarter. The grade is based on point values, attendance, participation, proper dress, performance, heart rate monitors, written tests, and Fitnessgram.

     

    1. Students must pass Physical education in order to graduate.
    2. Students must complete the pre/post mile and mile-half run. Student’s grades are based on Point Value Scales .
    3. If a student is unable to run or walk the pre/post mile and mile-half run due to medical reasons they must complete a project for each run. A medical note must be on file with the nurse.
    4. A failing grade can result from a point value less than 65 % of the total points possible.
    5. Students are not excused from physical education to make up a class or complete a test unless approved by the physical education teacher.

     

     

    DAILY PARTICIPATION SCALES

     

    P= -5 refusing to participate in class

    C= -2 non-regulation shirt/shorts or undergarments protruding beyond gym uniform

    E= -3 off task/lack of effort/out of TZ (training zone)

    J= -2 wearing jewelry (necklace, rings, watches, earrings)

    G= -1 chewing gum

    UNEX= -5 unexcused absences

     

    GRADING AGENDA

     

    PRE-MILE---10%

    POST-MILE---10%

    1.5 MILE RUN---15%

    DAILY PARTICIPATION---40%

    FITNESSGRAM---15%

    WRITTEN TEST/WRITTEN WORK---10%

     

     

    HEART RATE MONITORS

     

         This year in physical education class students will have the opportunity to use heart rate monitors.  These heart rate monitors provide immediate feedback for the students as well as the teacher.  Continuous heart rate is recorded for each student wearing the combination heart rate monitor and electrode, which is encased in a chest strap. The invaluable information that each heart rate monitor provides, affords each student the opportunity to learn exercise according to individual level of conditioning. No two students are exactly alike in terms of physical conditioning.  With the heart rate monitors, our students will be given credit for doing their personal best and will be exercising according to what is safe for their level of conditioning.  Heart rate summaries from each physical education class will be recorded for all students wearing the heart rate monitors and will be included in their portfolios.  Each student is responsible for the heart rate monitor during class time.  At no time should a student remove the watch and electrode until instructed by the teacher.  If a student damages the heart rate monitor (watch) or electrode due to not following instruction, the student must replace it at a cost of $280.00.  I have read the above information.

     

    STUDENT’S NAME: _____________________________

     

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    PHONE NUMBER _________________________

     

Last Modified on November 8, 2006