I. PHILOSOPHY AND GOALS
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1 I. PHILOSOPHY AND GOALS PHILOSOPHY Physical Education Philosophy The Belén Jesuit Physical Education Department's philosophy is concerned with developing the students' total physical and mental well being as well as preparing the student for life in our ever changing world. Our goal is to provide each student with an opportunity to assess his personal fitness, to develop skills used in various sports and to acquire an understanding of physical education. Our belief is that if the student fully engages in the process of developing athletic skills, improving personal fitness and acquiring an understanding of physical education, this will enable the student to enjoy a more productive life. We recognize our unique contributions to the curriculum as no other area concerns itself with the physical development of the student. It is our aim to develop young men through physical activity and sports competition who are confident in their abilities, who display good Christian values and who are willing and able to be a leader both on and off the field of play. Health Philosophy The philosophy of the Health Department is to provide the students with the opportunity to develop and enhance critical life management skills necessary to make good sound decisions and take positive action toward good mental, physical, and emotional health. It is realized that exposure to topics such as nutrition, smoking, abuse, stress management, and first aid will enable the students to develop in a solid base for their own health standards. OBJECTIVES The Department's objectives stem from the philosophy mentioned above. 1. Teaching the students rules, regulations, and basic knowledge of different sports activities. 2. Developing leadership, fellowship, teamwork, sportsmanship and christian values. 3. Promoting physical growth, development, and maintenance of physical fitness through 1
2 activities that develop strength, vigor, vitality, skills and coordination. 4. Developing social competence in the areas of relationships with others, cooperation, competition, tolerance, ethical character, and recognition of the fundamental worth of each individual. 5. Developing communication skills and fostering cooperative attitudes between the students in a recreational setting. 6. Teaching leisure sports that will carry over after High School. 2
3 II. COURSE OFFERINGS PED 5100 TEAM SPORTS I 0.5 Credit Promotion Credit for 7th Grade The purpose of Team Sports I is to provide the student with the opportunity to acquire the knowledge and strategies of team sports play, to develop skills in those selected sports, and to maintain or improve their physical fitness. The content of this course should include but not be limited to the knowledge and application of skills, techniques, strategies, rules and safety practices necessary to participate in team sports. PED 5200 TEAM SPORTS II 0.5 Credit Promotion Credit for 8th Grade The purpose of Team Sports II is to provide the student with the opportunity to acquire knowledge of strategies of team sports play, to develop skills in selected team sports, and to maintain or improve their personal fitness. The content of this course should include, but not be limited to, the knowledge and application of skills, techniques, strategies, rules, and safety practices necessary to participate in selected team sports. PED 5300 TEAM SPORTS III 0.5 Credit Promotion Credit for 9th Grade The purpose of Team Sports III is to provide the student with the opportunity to acquire the knowledge of the strategies of team sports play, to develop skills in the selected team sports, and to maintain or improve on their personal fitness. The content of this course should include but not be limited to, knowledge and application of skills, techniques, strategies rules, and safety practices necessary to participate in selected team sports. 3
4 PED 5400 PERSONAL FITNESS 1.00 Credit Promotion Credit for 10th Grade PERSONAL FITNESS The purpose of Personal Fitness is to provide the student with the opportunity to develop an individual optimal level of physical fitness, acquire knowledge of physical fitness concepts, and to understand the significance of lifestyle on one's health and fitness. The content of this course will include: knowledge of the importance of physical fitness, assessment of health related and skill related components of physical fitness, knowledge of health problems associated with inadequate fitness levels, knowledge and application of biomechanical and physiological principals to improve and maintain the health and skill related components of physical fitness, knowledge of the safety practices associated with physical fitness the psychological values of fitness including stress management, sound nutritional practices and consumer related issues that relate to physical fitness. PED 5502 INDIVIDUAL & DUAL SPORTS 1 & 11 PED 5550 LIFE MANAGEMENT SKILLS 1.00 Credit Graduation Credit for Physical Education INDIVIDUAL & DUAL SPORTS I & II The primary purpose of Individual and Dual Sports is to prepare the student with a well developed and well rounded program in physical education that could be used for an entire lifetime. Individual and Dual Sports are well suited for adult life since they require little or no equipment, can be performed individually or with a partner, and the level of intensity can easily be adapted to the individual needs, their ability and their skill level. LIFE MANAGEMENT SKILLS Life Management Skills focuses on the relationships that exist between physical, mental, emotional, and social health. Students will learn that their decisions affect all of these areas of health. They will discover that the decisions they make can promote their health, their enjoyment of life now and in the future. Healthy decisions not only help prevent diseases but also help students feel good physically and enable them to energetically do those tasks they choose. Healthy decisions help students feel good about themselves, feel comfortable with others, and cope with the challenges of life. Healthy decisions help students choose and build positive relationships. Throughout the health course, students are provided many 4
5 opportunities to apply their understanding of health knowledge. By improving decision making skills, they learn and practice ways to make healthy choices, they learn how taking responsibility for their own health has positive effects not only for themselves but also for others around them. COMPREHENSIVE FITNESS This course is aimed at effectively helping students achieve fitness goals through class work that increases understanding of the fitness principles. Comprehensive Fitness will through laboratory and field work improve the fitness and health fundamentals acquired at earlier levels. 5
6 III. SEQUENCE OF OFFERINGS GRADE COURSE 6TH 7TH 8TH 9TH 10TH 11TH & 12TH PED Credit PED Credit PED Credit PED Credit PED 5500/ Credit PED Credit (Elective) PED Credit (Elective) PED Credit (Elective) 6
7 IV. COURSE OUTLINES AND OBJECTIVES 1 TITLE (PED 5100) TEAM SPORTS I 2 DESCRIPTION The purpose of Team Sports I is to provide the student with the opportunity to acquire the knowledge and strategies of team sports play, to develop skills in those selected sports, and to maintain or improve their physical fitness. The content of this course should include but not be limited to the knowledge and application of skills, techniques, strategies, rules and safety practices necessary to participate in team sports. 3 COURSE OUTLINE 3.1 UNIT I WATER POLO 3.2 UNIT II - BASKETBALL 3.3 UNIT III - TOUCH FOOTBALL 3.4 UNIT IV - SOCCER 4 COURSE OBJECTIVES Upon completion of the procedures of this course, the student will be able to demonstrate in oral and written form an understanding of the following objectives: A. UNIT I WATER POLO -To become familiar wit the history and origin of Water Polo. -To develop an understanding of the rules that govern Water Polo and the importance of swimming as it relates to Water Polo. -To demonstrate the skills necessary to participate in the sport. (throwing, catching, blocking) B. UNIT II - BASKETBALL -To acquire knowledge of the origin, history and development of the game of basketball -To develop the proper techniques and fundamentals of dribbling, passing and shooting used in the game. -To understand the rules governing the game and the differences between high school, college, international and professional levels. 7
8 -To understand the basic strategies involving offense and defense. C. UNIT III - TOUCH FOOTBALL -To explain the early development of touch football and its relation to tackle football -To gain a knowledge of the terminology of touch football -To illustrate the techniques necessary for the effective performance as a participant -To identify the formations and team strategies employed in touch football D. UNIT IV - SOCCER I 5 EVALUATION -To acquire the knowledge and understanding of the rules governing the game of soccer -To gain an appreciation of the importance of soccer as a team sport and the degree to which it is played throughout the world -To attain an understanding of the basic techniques necessary for effective team and individual play -To understand the terminology associated with the sport -To develop an understanding of the nature of the sport -To comprehend the origin, history and development of the game of soccer Upon completing the stated objectives of this course, the following evaluative methods will be used to measure the student's level of proficiency: A. SKILL TEST 1. Pre-unit skill evaluation 2. Post-unit skill evaluation B. OBJECTIVE TESTS C. SEMESTER EXAM 8
9 6 TITLE (PED 5200) TEAM SPORTS II 7 DESCRIPTION The purpose of Team Sports II is to provide the student with the opportunity to acquire the knowledge of the strategies of team sports play, to develop skills in the selected team sports, and to maintain or improve on their personal fitness. The content of this course should include but not be limited to, knowledge and application of skills, techniques, strategies rules, and safety practices necessary to participate in selected team sports. 8 COURSE OUTLINE 8.1 UNIT I - WRESTLING 8.2 UNIT II - SWIMMING 8.3 UNIT III FIELD HOCKEY 8.4 UNIT IV - VOLLEYBALL 9 COURSE OBJECTIVES Upon completion of the procedures of this course, the student will be able to demonstrate in oral and written form an understanding of the following objectives: A. UNIT I - WRESTLING -To acquire knowledge of the sport of wrestling -To demonstrate the skills necessary to participate in the sport -To gain an understanding of the origin, history and development of wrestling -To understand the rules that govern wrestling and the differences of those rules for each style of wrestling -To develop the proper techniques and fundamentals used in wrestling -To develop an understanding of the strategies involved in wrestling B. UNIT II- SWIMMING -Perform the free style stroke using proper techniques for the flutter kick, arm pull and rotary breathing -Perform the backstroke using correct kick, arm pull and body alignment -Perform the breast stroke using proper kick, glide and arm pull -Perform the butterfly stroke using proper body waggle, arm pull, and 9
10 dolphin kick -Perform dive from side of pool -Perform basic water safety and survival kicks C. UNIT III - FIELD HOCKEY -To become familiar of the historical background of field hockey -To acquire the basic skills and techniques necessary to participate in the game -To attain an understanding of how the game is played -To become familiar with the rules that govern field hockey -To understand the strategies involved both offensively and defensively D. UNIT II - VOLLEYBALL -To comprehend the basic philosophy of volleyball -To develop an understanding of the strategies involved both offensively and defensively as it relates to the game of volleyball -To develop volleyball skills which include but is not limited to passing, bumping, setting, serving, and spiking 10 EVALUATION Upon completing the stated objectives of this course, the following evaluative methods will be used to measure the student's level of proficiency: A. SKILL TEST 1. Pre-unit skill evaluation 2. Post-unit skill evaluation B. OBJECTIVE TESTS C. SEMESTER EXAM 10
11 11 TITLE (PED 5300) TEAM SPORTS III 12 DESCRIPTION The purpose of Team Sports III is to provide the student with the opportunity to acquire the knowledge of the strategies of team sports play, to develop skills in the selected team sports, and to maintain or improve on their personal fitness. The content of this course should include but not be limited to, knowledge and application of skills, techniques, strategies rules, and safety practices necessary to participate in selected team sports. 13 COURSE OUTLINE 13.1 UNIT I - BASKETBALL II 13.2 UNIT II - SOFTBALL 13.3 UNIT III - FLAG FOOTBALL 13.4 UNIT IV - SPEEDBALL 14 COURSE OBJECTIVES Upon completion of the procedures of this course, the student will be able to demonstrate in oral and written form an understanding of the following objectives: A. UNIT I - BASKETBALL -To comprehend the basic philosophy of man to man defensive play -To comprehend the basic philosophy of zone defensive play -To understand the proper technique used in developing a good defensive position -To acquire the knowledge of basketball plays as it pertains to the offensive player -To understand the strategies involved both offensively and defensively as it relates to the game of basketball B. UNIT II - SOFTBALL -To acquire a knowledge of the early development of softball and its relation to baseball -To acquire a knowledge of the rules governing baseball -To introduce the techniques and fundamentals involved in pitching a baseball 11
12 -To introduce the techniques and fundamentals involved in hitting a baseball -To introduce the techniques and fundamentals involved in base running -To introduce the strategies involved in baseball as it relates to softball C. UNIT III - FLAG FOOTBALL -To develop an understanding of the strategies involved both offensively and defensively as it relates to the game of flag football -To acquire the knowledge of flag football formations, both offensively and defensively -To develop the skills previously introduced which include but are not limited to throwing, catching, blocking and tackling D. UNIT IV - SPEEDBALL 15 EVALUATION -To identify and explain the similarities between speedball and related sports. -To demonstrate skills and techniques necessary for effective participation. -To gain knowledge of the terminology of speedball. -To become familiar with the history and origin of the game. -To recognize and understand the rules of the game. Upon completing the stated objectives of this course, the following evaluative methods will be used to measure the student's level of proficiency: A. SKILL TEST 1. Pre-unit skill evaluation 2. Post-unit skill evaluation B. OBJECTIVE TESTS C. SEMESTER EXAM 12
13 16 TITLE (PED 5400) PERSONAL FITNESS 17 DESCRIPTION PERSONAL FITNESS The purpose of Personal Fitness is to provide the student with the opportunity to develop an individual optimal level of physical fitness, acquire knowledge of physical fitness concepts, and to understand the significance of lifestyle on one's health and fitness. The content of this course will include: knowledge of the importance of physical fitness, assessment of health related and skill related components of physical fitness, knowledge of health problems associated with inadequate fitness levels, knowledge and application of biomechanical and physiological principals to improve and maintain the health and skill related components of physical fitness, knowledge of the safety practices associated with physical fitness the psychological values of fitness including stress management, sound nutritional practices and consumer related issues that relate to physical fitness. 18 COURSE OBJECTIVES Upon completion of the procedures of this course, the student will be able to demonstrate in oral and written form an understanding of the following objectives: PERSONAL FITNESS A. UNIT I- -Define personal fitness -Identify health related and skill related components of physical fitness -Explain the relationship between lifestyle and habits to achieving optimal fitness -Understand the importance of knowing current level of fitness -Explain fitness tests currently used to measure fitness level B. UNIT II- -Define overload principle -Define the principals of progression and specificity -Identify the training factors: plateau, use and disuse, muscle recruitment, rates of response and recovery heart rate -Explain warm up and cool down principals -Describe factors for planning an exercise program C. UNIT III- -Explain the importance of achieving a high level of cardiovascular fitness -Describe the functioning of the cardiovascular system 13
14 -To develop an understanding of the components of the cardiovascular system; veins, arteries, capillaries and blood -Describe the respiratory process and it's relationship to fitness -Identify the components of the respiratory system; diaphragm, trachea, bronchi, bronchial, alveoli and cilia -Explain how to calculate target heart rate -Identify activities that will improve cardiovascular efficiency D. UNIT IV- -Understand the importance of attaining an optimal level of muscular strength and endurance -Identify types of muscles and muscular contractions -Explain exercise to develop muscular strength and endurance E. UNIT V- -Dieting and the dangers involved -Weight control, establishing healthy eating habits -Injuries related to exercise -Design personalized exercise program 19 EVALUATION Upon completing the stated objectives of this course, the following evaluative methods will be used to measure the student's level of proficiency: A. PERSONAL FITNESS 1. Unit Vocabulary 2. Unit Questions 3. Pre-test and post-test of physical fitness level 4. Objective Tests 5. Semester Exam 14
15 20 TITLE (PED 5550) LIFE MANAGEMENT SKILLS (PED 5502) INDIVIDUAL AND DUAL SPORTS I & II 21 LIFE MANAGEMENT SKILLS 22. TEXT Life Management Skills focuses on the relationships that exist between physical, mental, emotional, and social health. Students will learn that their decisions affect all of these areas of health. They will discover that the decisions they make can promote their health, their enjoyment of life now and in the future. Healthy decisions not only help prevent diseases but also help students feel good physically and enable them to energetically do those tasks they choose. Healthy decisions help students feel good about themselves, feel comfortable with others, and cope with the challenges of life. Healthy decisions help students choose and build positive relationships. Throughout the health course, students are provided many opportunities to apply their understanding of health knowledge. By improving decision making skills, they learn and practice ways to make healthy choices, they learn how taking responsibility for their own health has positive effects not only for themselves but also for others around them. Merki, M.B., Ph.D., & Merki, D., Ph.D. (2001). Health, A Guide to Wellness, Glencoe, Macmillian, Mc Graw-Hill, New York, NY LIFE MANAGEMENT SKILLS A. UNIT I -Define health -Describe the importance of health education -Explain life style factors -Identify ways to improve self-esteem -Identify the varying levels of mental health -Define organic and functional mental disorders -Define the four main categories of functional mental disorders -Describe signs of suicide behavior -Distinguish between stress and distress -Identify stressors B. UNIT II -Distinguish between physical, pathological and psychological fatigue -Compare types of families -Analyze three significant changes affecting today's families -Give examples of both positive and negative peer pressure and manipulation 15
16 -Explain the relationship between prejudice and stereotype C. UNIT III -Outline the major events in the first nine months of life -Describe Erickson's eight stages of life -Identify the changes that occur during puberty and adolescence D. UNIT IV -Describe the effects of drugs, tobacco and alcohol on the body -Identify various Drugs and the consequences of Drug use both physically and mentally -Define AIDS -Understanding the different treatment of AIDS -Understanding the history of AIDS in the United States -Describe different Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) -Describe different treatment methods for STDs -Understanding the potential consequences of pre-marital sex 23 EVALUATION Upon completing the stated objectives of this course, the following evaluative methods will be used to measure the student's level of proficiency: LIFE MANAGEMENT (HEALTH) 1. Chapter Vocabulary 2. Chapter Questions 3. Chapter Worksheets 4. Objective Tests 5. Semester Exam 6. Group Project 16
17 24. DESCRIPTION INDIVIDUAL & DUAL SPORTS I & II (Elective) The primary purpose of Individual and Dual Sports is to prepare the student with a well developed and well rounded program in physical education that could be used for an entire lifetime. Individual and Dual Sports are well suited for adult life since they require little or no equipment, can be performed individually or with a partner, and the level of intensity can easily be adapted to the individual needs, their ability and their skill level. COURSE OUTLINE 24.1 UNIT I - TENNIS 24.2 UNIT II - CONDITIONING 24.3 UNIT III TRACK & FIELD 24.4 UNIT IV - BADMINTON 25 COURSE OBJECTIVES Upon completion of the procedures of this course, the student will be able to demonstrate in oral and written form an understanding of the following objectives: A. UNIT I - TENNIS -Interpret basic rules of the game -Understand the terminology of tennis -Be able to assume a good and proper ready position with balance, proper racket handling and grip -Be able to execute a forehand shot, a backhand shot, a lob, a smash, a short and long volley, all using proper footwork, racket grip and positioning -Be able to execute an overhead serve -Have a knowledge of the strategies involved in tennis both for the singles match and the doubles match B. UNIT II - CONDITIONING -Be able to identify their current fitness level -Identify the activities that are helpful in improving muscle tone, muscular strength, coordination, agility and endurance -Differentiate between aerobic and anaerobic exercises and identify the characteristics of each 17
18 -Identify proper weight training methods and techniques -Identify the technique of cross training, listing the activities that the student could be involved in and the benefit from said activity C. UNIT III - TRACK AND FIELD -To enhance speed, agility, and endurance in running, jumping and throwing -To acquire skill in the various events covered in this unit -To acquire an appreciation of the place of track and field in the world of sports -To identify the components of track and field and the characteristics of each -To develop an understanding and a knowledge of the equipment used in certain events -To acquire a knowledge of the strategies used in track and field events D. UNIT IV - BADMINTON -To perform the fundamental skills of serving, volleying, smashing, and net play -To learn the strategies of placement, faking, and footwork that is demanded by the game -To develop a knowledge of the rules of Badminton as it pertains to singles and doubles -To understand the history and development of Badminton in this country 26. EVALUATION Upon completing the stated objectives of this course, the following evaluative methods will be used to measure the student's level of proficiency: A. INDIVIDUAL AND DUAL SPORTS 1. Skill Tests a. Pre-Unit Skill evaluation b. Post-unit skill evaluation 2. Objective Tests 3. Semester Exam 18
19 27. TITLE (PED 5600) Comprehensive Fitness (Elective) 28. DESCRIPTION COMPREHENSIVE FITNESS This course is aimed at effectively helping students achieve fitness goals through class work that increases understanding of the fitness principles. Comprehensive Fitness will through laboratory and fieldwork improve the fitness and health fundamentals acquired at earlier levels. 29. COURSE OBJECIVES Upon completion of the procedures of this course, the student will be able to demonstrate in oral and written form an understanding of the following objectives: To acquire greater knowledge of all levels of physical fitness. To understand the methods of achieving aerobic improvement and physical skill in individual performance. To understand how to maximize effectiveness and efficiency in executing movements on an individual basis. To understand and appreciate the importance of participating in physical activity into old age. 30. EVALUATION Upon completing the stated objectives of this course, the following evaluative methods will be used to measure the student's level of proficiency: COMPREHENSIVE FITNESS 1. Health & Fitness news articles 2. Written and practical exams 3. Group and individual Projects 4. Semester Exam 19
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