Physical Education Curriculum Quiz

Who described traditional PE programs as having goals of keeping students "busy, happy, and good"?

• Bloom (1956)

• Tyler (1949)

• Placek (1983)

• Wiggins & McTighe (2005)

What is the name of the model that dominated educational planning for decades?

• Standards-Based Curriculum

• Tyler Rationale

• Understanding by Design

• Health Optimizing PE (HOPE)

According to Tyler, how many guiding questions should be considered in curriculum planning?

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6

Which domain is NOT part of Bloom's expanded Taxonomy?

• Cognitive

• Psychomotor

• Emotional

• Affective

In standards-based planning, what comes first in curriculum design?

• Selecting activities

• Available resources

• Student learning outcomes

• Teacher's preferred sport

SHAPE America standards frequently use which term to describe comprehensive student learning?

• Fitness Competence

• Physical Literacy

• Sports Mastery

• Motor Skill Efficiency

Which of the following is NOT one of SHAPE America's five standards?

• Applies knowledge of movement principles

• Demonstrates competency in a variety of motor skills

• Achieves and maintains health-enhancing fitness

• Masters advanced performance in elite sports

What are "benchmarks" or "grade level outcomes" in curriculum planning?

• Teacher lesson objectives

• National curriculum policies

• Checkpoints in student learning

• Recreational activities

Which curriculum model was introduced by Wiggins & McTighe in 2005?

• Standards-Based Curriculum

• Health Optimizing PE (HOPE)

• Understanding by Design (UBD)

• Sport Education Model

What is the FIRST step in the backward design process?

• Deliver instruction

• Identify desired results

• Plan assessments

• Select activities