PE, PA, and Youth
Growth patterns are controlled by
genetics
One danger of overusing this type of feedback can create a climate in which students worry about making errors.
corrective feedback
What organization sets the standards in PE?
SHAPE America
What is the first movement students experience when entering the teaching area?
Introductory activity
Throwing, kicking, striking, and catching are examples of what?
Movement concepts
Fundamental skills are divided into which three categories?
locomotor skills, nonlocomotor skills, manipulative skills
This is defined as organizing and controlling the affairs of a class.
Class management
Which assessment tools allow students to evaluate their own performance during a lesson?
Self-assessment
Introductory activities typically last approximately
2-3 minutes
This focuses on a movement quality around which children build patterns and sequences
Movement Themes
Children and adolescents ages 6 through 17 years should do how many minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity daily.
60 minutes or more
A standard guideline for giving instructions to a class is
when before what
What refers to educating students with and without disabilities in a regular education setting.
Inculsion
Health-related fitness is characterized by moderate and regular what.
Physical Activity
Repeating skills under a wide range of conditions and constantly refining their performance help ensure these skills can be performed in _______ conditions.
Varying
What does CSPAP stand for?
Comprehensive School Physical Activity Program
Lesson outcomes are often referred to as
Learning Targets
This term refers to fixed items.
Equipment
The two types of fitness that are most often recognized are
health related and skill related
Bending and twisting are ________ movements that involve movement at a joint.
nonlocomotor
In a typical classroom of young students, the variation in skeletal maturity is how many years?
5-6 years
What are the 3 learning domains in PE?
Psychomotor, cognitive, and affective
A key to the issue of negligence is
foreseeability
______ in throwing is the primary goal when trying to develop patterns characterized by a full range of motion and speed.
Accuracy
Which stage of striking is characterized by a swing through the full range of motion and a sequential transfer of weight from the rear to the front plane of the body.
Stage 2