2001-2002 Academic Catalog

Multi-Age Physical Education The multi-age physical education major prepares students to teach physical education in grades preK-12 in public and Christian schools. Students who complete this curriculum will be licensed by the state of Ohio and the Association of Christian Schools International. The Ohio teaching license, through reciprocal agreements, is automatically recognized in 35 states. For additional infonnation about teaching in other states, see the Education Department section of this catalog. Course requirements involve 124 quarter hours including: Physical Education core requirements ................................. 69 PEF-199 Physical Activity and the Christian Life ..................... 2 PEH-313 SchoolHealthProgram .............................................. 5 PEI-220 Individual and Dual Sports I ....................................... 2 PEI-221 Individual and Dual Sports II ...................................... 2 PEM-235 Foundations ofExercise and Sport Science .............. 3 PEM-236FundamentalMotorSkills ......................................... 2 PEM-238MotorLearningandDevelopment ........................... 3 PEM-240 First Aid and Safety Education ................................. 3 PEM-290 Human Anatomy and Physiology for the Physical Educator ................................................................................. 5 PEM-350 CurriculumDevelopmentinPhysicalEducation....... 4 PEM-362 Adapted Physical Education .................................... 5 PEM-385 Measurement and Evaluation ................................... 3 PEM-390PhysiologyofExercise ............................................. 4 PEM-392Biomechanics ............................................................ 3 PEM-490 Senior Seminar .......................................................... 3 PET-221 Tean1 Sports .............................................................. 3 PEAL- Outdoor Leisure elective .............................................. 1 PEAR-210Rhyth1nics ............................................................... 1 PEAS- Swimming elective ........................................................ 1 PEAS-201 or 202 Apparatus ..................................................... 1 PEAS-212Tutnbling ................................................................. 1 Physical education electives .. .. .. .. ... ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 12 Physical ed11catio11 classes .fiJI' /o('(i/ childre11 held i11 the Athletic Ce11ter pmvide excel!e11t opport1111ities .for st11de11ts lo practic11/ly applv their k11owledge. · · Science Professional Education requirements .................................. 55 EDSE-302 Teaching Thinking Skills ......................................... 2 EDSE-350 Reading in the Content Area ................................... 5 EDSP-202 Teaching ChildrenwithExceptionalities .................. 3 EDSP-206 SpecialEducationFieldExperience ......................... 1 EDU-100 The Education Profession ......................................... 1 EDU-101 Contemporary Christian Schools .............................. O EDU-200 Introduction to Teaching .......................................... 3 EDU-204MulticulturalFieldExperience ................................... 2 EDU-210TechnologyintheClassroom ................................... 2 EDU-250Educationa1Psychology ........................................... 4 EDU-450PhilosophyofEducation .......................................... 3 EDU-470 Student Teaching and Seminar ............................... 15 PEM-360 PhysicalEducation in the Elementaiy School ........... 5 PEM-495 Methods ofTeaching Physical Education ............... 3 PEM-496 FieldExperience in PhysicalEducation ..................... 6 Multi-Age PhysicalEducationMajor CurriculumSummary Proficiencyrequire1nents ...................................................... 0-8 Multi-Age Physical Education major requirements ................ 69 Professional Education requirements ..................................... 55 Other General Education Requirements ............................. 77-99 Total (minimum, not including proficiency) ............... 201-231 Physical Education Major The physical education major with its concentrations in either exercise science or sports management prepares students for careers in a variety of fitness or recreation related fields. The required internship allows students in this program to gain valuable insight and experience in their chosen areas of interest. This major does not meet teacher education certification requirements. Course requirements involve 79 to 81 quarter hours including 48 quarter hours in core requirements and a minimum of 31 quarter hours in an area of concentration. Physical Education core requirements ............................... 48 PEF-199 Physical Activity and the Christian Life ................. 2 PEH-300-309 Health Seminar elective ................................. 2 PEH-302 Mental and Emotional Well-being ......................... 2 PEM-235 Foundations ofExercise and Sport Science .............. 3 PEM-236FundamentalMotorSkills ......................................... 2 PEM-238 Motor Learning and Development ........................... 3 PEM-240 First Aid and Safety Education ................................. 3 PEM-362 Adapted Physical Education .................................... 5 PEM-385 Measurement and Evaluation (Sports Management) 3 (or PEM-386 Basic Exercise Testing (Exercise Science) ........ 3) PEM-392Bion1echanics ............................................................ 3 PEM-490 Physical Education Senior Seminar ........................... 3 PEM-499 Physical Education Internships .............................. 10 PEAI- Individual Sports elective .............................................. 1 PEAL- Outdoor Leisure elective .............................................. l PEAS-212Tu1nbling ................................................................. 1 PEAS-Swimmingelective ........................................................ 1 PET-221 TeamSports ............................................................... 3