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Title: Individual commitment to a group effort -- that is what makes a team work, a company work, a society work, a civilization work.


1
  • Individual commitment to a group effort -- that
    is what makes a team work, a company work, a
    society work, a civilization work.
  • --Vince Lombardi

2
Teaching Philosophy
You should have and continue to consider these.
  • Discuss with your Curricular Team
  • Identify Similarities and Differences
  • Consider how the teaching philosophies will
    impact your group development of a scope and
    sequence.
  • Review Teaching Philosophy assignment

3
Designing Physical Education Curriculum
Curricular Teams http//users.rowan.edu/cone/curr
iculum/currteams.html
4
Scope and Sequence
  • Assignment Review
  • (http//users.rowan.edu/cone/curriculum/scopeands
    equence.html)
  • Use of backward design Wiggins McTighe

5
Text References forProgram Planning
  • Physical Activity Handbook
  • Comprehensive School Health Education
  • Core Concepts in Health
  • Developmental Physical Education for All Children

6
Scope and Sequence
  • Discussion of teamwork benefits
  • Lessons of the Geese

7
Teamwork Benefits
  • More creativity leading to more ideas and better
    results
  • Increased satisfaction
  • The opportunity to develop and acquire new skills

8
Teamwork Benefits
  • The speed at which things can be achieved
  • A sounding board for testing out ideas and
    thoughts
  • A support network that you can draw on

9
Scope and Sequence
  • Scope
  • PE 6 Broad Content Areas with 6 units in each
    area.
  • Broad Content Area - Net/Wall
  • Badminton, Tennis, Pickleball, Handball, Table
    Tennis)

10
Scope and Sequence
  • Frequency of offerings
  • Consider clusters (34 or 910) or alternate year
    offerings (6 8, 8 10, 9 11)
  • Resist offering same content multiple times it
    will be counter productive

11
Scope and Sequence
  • Frequency of offerings
  • Remember 9th grade health covers certain
    topics, 10th grade others
  • The same thing should happen in physical
    education

12
Scope and Sequence
  • Offerings
  • Remember students should not major in
    anything e.g., they should not have basketball
    in the 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12
  • The same thing should happen in physical
    education

13
Scope and Sequence
  • Think about
  • what you are teaching
  • what are your program goals and
  • how human targets (dodgeball) have absolutely NO
    place in your curriculum
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