Moving at School
This maximizes the amount of time students are physically active and contributes to student's overall fitness levels.
What is Schooled based physical education?
A study that showed 33 to 72 percent of students had limited English proficiency.
What is The El Paso CATCH program?
This organization emphasizes that appropriate and effective policies, practices, curricula, and instruction are essential for implementing successful school-based physical education.
What is The National Association for Sport and Physical Education?
Required that physical education classes last 30 minutes and held three times per week.
What is SPARK (Sports, Play, and Active Recreation for Kids)?
Engage all students in MVPA for at least 50 percent of class time.
What is Goal for teachers?
Making Changes to the settings that accommodate greater amounts of physical activity.
What is community-based interventions?
Developed guidance documents, sample policy language, and sample reporting formats for local school districts.
What is Kentucky Board of Education?
Required 30-minute physical education classes to be held fives times per week.
What is PATH (Physical Activity for Teenage Health)?
Includes certified or credentialed physical education specialists, adequate instructional time and adequate and age-appropriate facilities and equipment.
What is Opportunity to learn?
Increased the amount of time students spend in moderate to vigorous-intensity physical activity during physical education class.
What is the Task Force on Community Preventive Services?
This allows for fewer players to be involved in a game.
What is modifying game rules?
Required schools to complete contracts for participation. Students must have 90 minutes of physical education.
What is CATCH (Child and Adolescent Trail for Cardiovascular Health)?
Goal setting, monitoring, progress, feedback, and reinforcement.
What is principles of behavior modifications?
Recess, intramural sports, interscholastic sports, active transport to school initiatives.
What is school-based physical education?
Necessary to enhance school-based physical education programs.
What is policy changes, physical education curricular changes or modifications?
Aerobic exercises such as, hopping, skipping, dancing, jumping.
What is CAPE (Children's Active Physical Education)?
Emphasis on motor, fitness, physical activity, social, and cooperative skills.
What is Meaningful content?
Reports that the school-based physical education interventions increased the total amount of time students spent in moderate to vigorous physical activity in physical education classes by about 10 percent.
What is The Community Guide?
Required every school district participating in the federally school meal program to develop local wellness policies.
What is the Child Nutrition and WIC Reauthorization Act of 2004?
A model that includes physical education, health education, nutrition services, health services, healthy school environment, counseling, psychological, and social services, health promotion for staff and family and community involvement.
What is CSHP (Coordinated School Health Program)?