Building effective physical education programs
Building Effective Physical Education Programs is a unique text focused on designing and delivering school physical education programs. The text succeeds in helping pre-service, novice, and more experienced teachers to understand the essential components necessary to create and deliver impactful phy...
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Burlington, MA
Jones & Bartlett Learning
2015
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Table of Contents:
- Section I. Broadening Perspectives of Physical Education in Changing Contexts
- 1. The Role of the Physical Educator in and Beyond the School
- 2. Comprehensive School Physical Activity Programs
- 3. Educational Reform: Implications for Teaching Physical Education
- 4. The Ecology of Teaching Physical Education
- 5. The Hidden Dimensions of Teaching Physical Education
- Section II. Developing Responsible Learners
- 6. Building and Sustaining Student Learning Communities Through Caring and Equitable Pedagogy
- 7. Preventive Classroom Management
- 8. Developing Discipline Using Effective Behavior Management
- Section III. Designing an Instructionally Aligned Physical Education Program
- 9. Curriculum Concepts and Planning Principles
- 10. Main-Theme Physical Education Curriculum Models
- 11. Assessment Considerations for Promoting Meaningful Learning in Physical Education
- 12. Appropriate Assessment Instruments in Physical Education
- 13. Developing Effective Teaching Practices
- 14. Selecting Appropriate Instructional Models
- 15. Developing Teaching Strategies to Facilitate Learning
- 16. Planning to Promote Student Learning
- 17. Supporting Technology for Teaching Physical Education
- Section IV. The Reality of Teaching Physical Education
- 18. Professional Development: Staying Alive as a Teacher
- 19. Advocating for and Promoting Your Program