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Updated: October 2016 Page 1 of 4 PROGRAM: PHYSICAL EDUCATION (Bachelor of Science) GENERAL EDUCATION (43 credits) ENG 180 College Writing I. (3) Introduction to college writing, with an emphasis on the writing process, reflective writing, and critical thinking. All sections taught with word processors. Graded A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, U, F. ENG 280 College Writing II. (3) (General Education/ Communication Skills) A second course in college writing, to be taken during sophomore year. Emphasis on the interaction between writer and reader. Prerequisites: ENG 180 and at least 24 s.h. earned. Designated sections taught with word processors. Graded A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, U, F. MATH 123 Modeling with Mathematical Functions (3) The application of numeric, geometric, algebraic, and trigonometric models to analyze situations and solve problems from natural, social, and applied sciences, with integrated use of technology. Not open to students with credit in MATH 128. PSY 100 Introduction to Psychology (3). An introduction to Psychology including methods, theory, and data regarding the study of behavior. Topics include biological, social, learning, personality, motivation, and abnormal behavior. UNIV 100 Personal Growth and Well-Being in Higher Education (1). This course provides first-year students with an introduction to social, intellectual, personal, and physical wellness as they relate to college-level success. Credit cannot be given for both UNIV 100 and CSP 110. Prerequisite: freshman standing with fewer than 24 s.h. earned, or permission of University Courses Coordinator. COMM 241 Introduction to Public Speaking (3) Preparation and delivery of informative and persuasive speeches. Students apply concepts of critical listening, audience adaptation, organization/support of ideas, appropriate style, and effective delivery. Not open to students with credit for COMM 242. Natural Sciences elective – 7 s.h. One Lab Science course required (4) Social Sciences elective – 6 s.h. Humanities and Fine Arts elective – 9 s.h. Must complete at least one Fine Arts and one Humanities course Multicultural Studies elective – 3 s.h. Human Well-Being elective – 2 s.h. Health 120 (2) is strongly encouraged KINESIOLOGY CORE (15 credits) KIN 270 Motor Behavior (3) Introduction to psychomotor learning and theoretical models of skill acquisition. Selected topics will include neurological structure and function, theory of motor control, scheduling of practice, use of feedback, and motor coordination. KIN 290 Anatomy & Physiology I (3) An examination of the structural organization and function of the human body with an emphasis on the integumentary, skeletal, muscular, nervous, and cardiovascular systems. 2 hrs. lect.; 2 hrs. lab. KIN 359 Sport and Exercise Psychology (3) An introduction to sport and exercise psychology theories and research including application to performance enhancement. Selected topics include motivation, confidence, stress and anxiety, exercise behavior and adherence, concentration, team dynamics, performance enhancement, and professional and ethical issues. KIN 391 Physiology of Exercise (3) A study of the physiological responses to exercise including acute effects, training adaptations, and health related benefits. Specific topics covered include exercise metabolism, neurological and endocrine regulation of exercise, cardiovascular and respiratory physiology, environmental influences, and ergogenic aids. 2 hrs. lect.; 2 hrs. lab.

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PROGRAM:PHYSICALEDUCATION(BachelorofScience)

GENERAL EDUCATION (43 credits)ENG180 CollegeWritingI.(3)Introductiontocollegewriting,withanemphasisonthewritingprocess,reflective

writing,andcriticalthinking.Allsectionstaughtwithwordprocessors.GradedA,A-,B+,B,B-,C+,C,U,F.ENG280 CollegeWritingII.(3)(GeneralEducation/CommunicationSkills)Asecondcourseincollegewriting,tobe

takenduringsophomoreyear.Emphasisontheinteractionbetweenwriterandreader.Prerequisites:ENG180andatleast24s.h.earned.Designatedsectionstaughtwithwordprocessors.GradedA,A-,B+,B,B-,C+,C,U,F.

MATH123 ModelingwithMathematicalFunctions(3)Theapplicationofnumeric,geometric,algebraic,andtrigonometricmodelstoanalyzesituationsandsolveproblemsfromnatural,social,andappliedsciences,withintegrateduseoftechnology.NotopentostudentswithcreditinMATH128.

PSY100 IntroductiontoPsychology(3).AnintroductiontoPsychologyincludingmethods,theory,anddataregardingthestudyofbehavior.Topicsincludebiological,social,learning,personality,motivation,andabnormalbehavior.

UNIV100 PersonalGrowthandWell-BeinginHigherEducation(1).Thiscourseprovidesfirst-yearstudentswithanintroductiontosocial,intellectual,personal,andphysicalwellnessastheyrelatetocollege-levelsuccess.CreditcannotbegivenforbothUNIV100andCSP110.Prerequisite:freshmanstandingwithfewerthan24s.h.earned,orpermissionofUniversityCoursesCoordinator.

COMM241 IntroductiontoPublicSpeaking(3)Preparationanddeliveryofinformativeandpersuasivespeeches.Studentsapplyconceptsofcriticallistening,audienceadaptation,organization/supportofideas,appropriatestyle,andeffectivedelivery.NotopentostudentswithcreditforCOMM242.

NaturalScienceselective–7s.h.

OneLabSciencecourserequired(4)

SocialScienceselective–6s.h.

HumanitiesandFineArtselective–9s.h.

Must complete at least one Fine Arts and one Humanities course

MulticulturalStudieselective–3s.h.

HumanWell-Beingelective–2s.h.

Health 120 (2) is strongly encouraged

KINESIOLOGY CORE (15 credits) KIN270 MotorBehavior(3)Introductiontopsychomotorlearningandtheoreticalmodelsofskillacquisition.Selected

topicswillincludeneurologicalstructureandfunction,theoryofmotorcontrol,schedulingofpractice,useoffeedback,andmotorcoordination.

KIN290 Anatomy&PhysiologyI(3)Anexaminationofthestructuralorganizationandfunctionofthehumanbodywithanemphasisontheintegumentary,skeletal,muscular,nervous,andcardiovascularsystems.2hrs.lect.;2hrs.lab.

KIN359 SportandExercisePsychology(3)Anintroductiontosportandexercisepsychologytheoriesandresearchincludingapplicationtoperformanceenhancement.Selectedtopicsincludemotivation,confidence,stressandanxiety,exercisebehaviorandadherence,concentration,teamdynamics,performanceenhancement,andprofessionalandethicalissues.

KIN391 PhysiologyofExercise(3)Astudyofthephysiologicalresponsestoexerciseincludingacuteeffects,trainingadaptations,andhealthrelatedbenefits.Specifictopicscoveredincludeexercisemetabolism,neurologicalandendocrineregulationofexercise,cardiovascularandrespiratoryphysiology,environmentalinfluences,andergogenicaids.2hrs.lect.;2hrs.lab.

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KIN392 Biomechanics(3)Theintegratedstudyofappliedanatomyandappliedmechanicstotheanalysisofhumanmotion.2hrs.lect.;2hrs.lab.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION CONTENT (17-18 credits)KIN115 SocialDanceForms(1)Basicfundamentalsofballroommovement.BeginninglevelsinFoxTrot,Lindy,Waltz,

Polkaandcountrywesterndances.KIN124 EducationalGymnastics(1)Performanceandanalysisofeducationalgymnasticsskillsappropriatefor

children.KIN135 LifelongLeisureActivities(2)Surveyscontemporarynoncompetitiveactivitiessuitableforparticipation

throughoutthelifetime.Examplesincludehiking,walking,ropechallengecourse,andadventureactivities.KIN226 Net/WallGames(2)Contentknowledgeandskilldevelopmentinmovementconceptsandtacticsassociated

withgameswhereaballissenttoawalloroveranet(e.g.tennis,badminton,volleyball).Developmentofresourcenotebookrequired.

KIN251 InvasionGames(2)Contentknowledgeandskilldevelopmentinmovementconceptsandtacticsassociatedwithinvasiongames(e.g.,basketball,soccer,flagfootball,floorhockey).Developmentofresourcenotebookrequired.

KIN252 ContemporaryPhysicalActivities(1)Contentknowledgeandskillinmovementconceptsassociatedwithcontemporaryphysicalactivities(e.g.,yoga,pilates,taichi).Developmentofresourcenotebookrequired.

KIN253 Target/FieldGames(2)Contentknowledgeandskilldevelopmentinmovementconceptsandtacticsingameswhereballsarepitched,hit,andfielded(baseball,softball)orwheretheobjectiveistoplaceanobjectintoatarget(bowling,golf).Developmentofresourcenotebookrequired.

KIN255 ElementaryMovementFundamentals(2)Developmentofknowledgeandskillinfundamentalmovementskills,movementconcepts,andbasicelementsofdance.Designedtoprovideacontentbaseforelementaryschoolphysicaleducationprograms.

KIN325 PrinciplesofHealth-RelatedFitnessforthePhysicalEducator(3)Principlesofhealth-relatedfitnessandpoliciesofwellnessinschool-basedphysicaleducationprograms.Focusingonapplication,development,assessment,andteachingofcardiovascularandstrengthtrainingprinciples.2hrs.lect.;2hrs.lab.

SwimRequirement StudentsmustcompleteoneofthefollowingcoursesKIN102Swimming(1)(GeneralEducation/HumanWell-Being)Forindividualswhohavesomeexperienceandfeelcomfortableinthewater.Theindividualshouldbeabletomoveonthefaceandbackandshouldhavehadsomeexperienceindeepwater.Frontcrawl,backcrawl,elementarybackstroke,breaststroke,sidestroke,fall-indive,standingfrontdive,andsurfacedivewillbetaught.KIN107LifeguardTraining(2)Studentslearnbasiclifeguardingskills.IncludesAmericanRedCrosscertificationinFirstAid,CardiopulmonaryResuscitation(CPR),AutomatedExternalDefibrillator(AED)andLifeguarding.KIN108OpenWaterScuba(2)Providesclassroomandconfinedwaterworkneededtoscubadivesafelyinopenwater.Certificationisavailable,butnotrequired.Mustbeabletoswim250yardscontinuously,treadwater10minutes,andswimunderwater50feet.Physicalexaminationrequired.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION METHODS AND CLINICAL EXPERIENCES (24 credits)KIN160 IntroductiontoPhysicalEducation(2)Introductorycourseinphysicaleducationthatpresentseducational

andprofessionalresponsibilitiesandfoundationsofphysicaleducation.Designedtohelpstudentsconsideringacareerinphysicaleducationtoformalizetheirdecisiontostudyphysicaleducation.

KIN250 InstructionalFoundationsinPhysicalEducation(2)Theoreticalandphilosophicalfoundationsofinstructionandlearninginphysicaleducationwithopportunitiestoapplytheseessentialconcepts.GradeofCorbetterrequired.

KIN265 SkillAnalysisandAssessmentinPhysicalEducation.(2)Techniquesinanalyzingmotorskillsandselectinganddesigningassessmentsofstudentlearninginphysicaleducation.Emphasisonperformance-basedassessment.

KIN365 PhysicalEducationfortheElementaryGrades.(3)Planningacurriculumofeducationalgames,gymnastics,

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anddancebasedonamovementanalysisandexploratoryapproach.ContentcentersoncurriculumandteachingmethodologiesforgradesK-5.GradeofCorbetterrequired.2hrs.lect.;2hrs.lab.MinimumRequiredFieldExperienceContactHours:15hours

KIN393 PhysicalActivityforLearnerswithExceptionalities.(3)Characteristicsofindividualswithdisabilitiesacrossthelifespan.Emphasisonmodificationsandinstructionalstrategiesforphysicalactivityinthephysicaleducation,recreation,sports,andfitnesssettings.Includesclinicalexperience.GradeofCorbetterrequiredforTeacherEducationmajors.MinimumRequiredFieldExperienceContactHours:20hours

KIN369 MotorDevelopment(3)Astudyoftheprocessofchangeinperception,acquisition,andperformanceofphysicalskillsacrossthelifespan.2hrs.lect.;2hrs.lab.MinimumRequiredFieldExperienceContactHours:5hours

KIN395 AssessmentinAdaptedPhysicalEducation.(2)Contentcenteredonpurposes,methods,appropriatetools,andprocessesofassessment(referral,screening,assessment,programimplementation,andevaluation)forindividualswithdisabilities.Thefocusoftheassessmentwillbeintheareasofmotorskillsandphysicalfitness.MinimumRequiredFieldExperienceContactHours:10hours

EDUC439 MethodsandMaterialsinPhysicalEducation.(3)Planning,developing,andteachingphysicaleducationcontentatthesecondarylevel.Includesafieldexperienceatthemiddleorhighschoollevel.GradeofCorbetterrequired.2hrs.lect.;2hrs.lab.MinimumRequiredFieldExperienceContactHours:14hours

KIN461 FieldExperiences.(1)30-hourobservationandteachingexperienceinareaK-12physicaleducationprogramswithon-campusseminarssessions.GradeofCorbetterrequired.MinimumRequiredFieldExperienceContactHours:30Hours

KIN477 PhysicalEducationCurriculum(3)Planning,sequencing,implementing,andevaluatingdevelopmentallyappropriateandstandardsdrivenphysicaleducationcurriculainK-12physicaleducationprograms.WritingInstructionintheDisciplines(WID)course.

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION COURSEWORK (14 credits)EIS202 MulticulturalandSocialFoundationsofEducation.(3)Astudyofthesocial,linguistic,andculturalfactors

thataffecttheeducationalexperiences,practices,andenvironmentsinAmerica.Thiscoursebroadensstudents’understandingofthediversepluralisticnatureofthecontextsthateitherenhanceornegateone’seducationalexperience.Fieldexperience—10hoursrequired.AgradeofCorabovemustbeearnedforteacherlicensure.

EIS301 Cognition,Development,andMotivationinAcademicSettings.(3)Anintroductiontothestateofknowledgeincontemporaryeducationalanddevelopmentalpsychologyasrelatedtoacademicsettings.Topicsincludecognitiveprocessing,motivation,andphysical,social,andemotionaldevelopment.AgradeofCorabovemustbeachievedinEIS301forteacherlicensure.

RDG387 LiteracyInstructioninContentAreas.(2)Thiscoursedevelopsanunderstandingofprinciplesofreading,writing,andoralcommunicationinstructionneededtoscaffoldcomprehensionofcontentareatexts.Itincludesafocusonacademiclanguageandtheidentificationoflanguagedemandsembeddedininstruction.NotopentoElementary,EarlyChildhood,Bilingual/Bicultural,orSpecialEducationmajors.AminimumgradeofCisrequiredofTeacherEducationmajors.

EIS401 EducationalLawandPolicy(2)Ananalysisofformallegalandethicalproblemsthatwillallowstudentstocritiquecontemporarydebatesineducationalpolicy,law,andethics.Thecoursewillexaminethetensionbetweencompetingphilosophicaltheoriesandtheconstructionandfunctionofeducationalpolicy.AgradeofCorabovemustbeearnedforteachereducation.

C&I403 MiddleLevelEducation(4)Philosophicaldevelopmentofthemiddleschoolwillbeanalyzedaswellastheadvisoryroleofthemiddleschoolteacherforhealthandsocialservices.Developmentallyappropriatecurriculumandinstructionalmethodsincludingcontentareareadinginstructionandtechniquesforblendingsubjectmattercontentrelevanttotheearlyadolescentareprovided.AminimumgradeofCisrequiredof

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TeacherEducationmajors.Prerequisites:EIS301oratleastonemethodscourse;fullyacceptedintoTeacherEducationProgram(TEP).

STUDENT TEACHING (12 credits)STCH480 StudentTeaching—Secondary.(6)Studentteachingingrades7–12.

RequiredClinicalStudentTeachingHours:8weeks,Full-time STCH483 StudentTeachinginPhysicalEducation.(6)Gradeskindergartenthroughsixthgrade.

RequiredClinicalStudentTeachingHours:8weeks,Full-time Physicaleducationcandidatestakecontentcourseseachsemesterpriortostudentteaching.Studentsenrollinprofessionaleducationcoursesbeginningthesophomoreyearorthefirstsemesterofthejunioryear.