Nutrition
carbs fats proteins minerals water vitamins
What is the 6 types of nutrients?
The F in FITT stands for this.
1. What students learn.
2. How students acquire learning.
3. How student learning is verified.
What is curriculum?
An example of an objective assessment
What is a timed run?
The largest bone in the body
What is the femur?
This makes up 60% of your diet.
What are carbs?
The I in FITT stands for this.
What is intensity?
Learned from school's culture: norms, values, practices.
Can be learned from teacher.
What is Hidden Curriculum?
The type of assessment done at the end of a unit
What is Summative Assessment?
nearer to the medial plane
What is medial?
This makes up 30% of your diet.
What is fats?
The first T in FITT stands for this.
What is time?
Integrating with other subjects in the total school curriculum
What is integration?
Cognitive, Affective, Psychomotor
What are the domains?
movement away from the midline
what is adduction?
This makes up 20% of your diet.
What is proteins?
The 2nd T in FITT stands for this.
What is Type?
planning across one year
What is horizontal mapping?
Student projects, portfolios, event tasks, journals
What is examples of alternative assessments?
when the palm is moved to face anteriorly
what is supination?
one of the most important minerals transports O2 to cells and makes use of oxygen
What is iron?
This helps you create a workout plan that will be more effective in reaching your fitness goals
What is the FITT Principle?
planning across all grade levels, K-12
Most common forms of rubrics
What are rating scales and checklists.
Composed of skull, vertebrae, ribs, and sternum
what is axial skeleton?