WorksheetsCheck for Understanding: Module 4, Section 3
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which of the following are components of the Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child (WSCC) model? Check all that apply.
- Health Education.
- Community Involvement
- Parents as Teachers Early Childhood Program.
- Academics
- Homework.
- School Athletic Programs
- Employee Wellness
- Family Engagement
Social and Emotional Climate
When designing a physical education curriculum, several key steps and considerations should begin the process including _____ and ensuring you _____ while also connecting with your standards.
identify your goals
integrate across disciplines
Select all of the ways physical educators can advocate for their program.
Join professional organizations and participate in advocacy efforts.
Cultivate positive relationships with administrators, parents, and community members.
Share successful strategies and innovative approaches to physical education with colleagues and administrators.
Use social media to share your concerns about your program.
Work exclusively with other physical education teachers to support each other.
Highlight the positive outcomes and benefits of physical education programs.
Which of the following statements are true?
Teachers should be careful that they are not violating copyright policies when uploading content to digital platforms.
Cyberbullying is rarely an issue in elementary education.
Teachers and other school personnel must obtain parent permission before they can post photos of their students on digital platforms.
Everything you read on the Internet is accurate information.
In order to protect students online, it is the teacher's responsibility to check the Terms of Service and Privacy Policies of technology applications before using those applications with students.
Place the steps of CPR in order from first to last.
1. Chest compressions
2. Blow enough air for the chest to rise into the mouth
3. Lift chin and clear any debris in the airway
1. Blow enough air for the chest to rise into the mouth
2. Chest compressions
3. Lift chin and clear any debris in the airway
1. Chest compressions.
2. Lift chin and clear any debris in the airway
3. Blow enough air for the chest to rise into the mouth
1. Lift chin and clear any debris in the airway
2. Chest compressions
3. Blow enough air for the chest to rise into the mouth
Theories and concepts in physical education: Addressing not only physical fitness but also mental, emotional, and social well-being.
Humanistic philosophy
Cognitive philosophy
Educational Games
Holistic Wellness
A way to engage students and teach important concepts while having fun.
(a)
Theories and concepts in physical education: Focuses on intellectual development and problem-solving skills through physical activity.
Adventure Education
Behaviorist philosophy
Cognitive philosophy
Humanistic philosophy
Emphasizes the development of the whole person, including physical, social, emotional, and cognitive aspects.
Humanistic philosophy
Holistic Wellness
Educational Games
Behaviorist philosophy
Outdoor activities are being integrated into PE curricula to promote experiential learning, teamwork, and problem-solving.
(a)
Emphasizes the role of reinforcement and conditioning in shaping behavior and learning.
Educational Games
Humanistic philosophy
Behaviorist philosophy
Holistic Wellness
Techniques for evaluating program effectiveness: allows for continuous improvement and helps educators identify areas where the program may need to be adapted or modified
(a)
Techniques for evaluating program effectiveness: allows educators to assess how students engage with the program, including their participation levels, understanding of concepts, and the application of learned skills in real-life situations
Reflection
Program Evaluation Results
Assessment Data
Observation of Students
Surveys and questionnaires can provide insights into students’ attitudes and perceptions about the physical education they receive
Reflection
Observation of Students
Assessment Data
Program Evaluation Results
May include formative assessments (conducted during the program) to identify areas for immediate improvement, as well as summative assessments (conducted after the program) to assess overall effectiveness
Observation of Students
Program Evaluation Results
Reflection
Assessment Data
