PE OAE
3 Categories of Basic Movement Skills - ANS-Locomotor Skills
Non-locomotor Skills
Manipulative Skills
6 major capabilities of digestive system - ANS-Ingestion
Secretion
Mixing and motion
Digestion
Absorption
Excretion
Actin - ANS-Thin filaments (those slide over thick filaments to create movement)
aerobic workout - ANS-exercising that requires O2
affective getting to know (associative) - ANS-gaining knowledge of values and managing
emotions, applying feedback to the ability
Agonist Muscles - ANS-a class used to explain a muscle that causes specific movement or in all
likelihood numerous actions to arise via the system of its personal contraction.
"top movers", given that they're the muscular tissues being considered which are often
chargeable for generating a particular movement.
American with Disabilities Act 2009 - ANS-calls for the placement of students within the least
restrictive surroundings;"handicapped youngsters" the least restrictive surroundings is the
normal classroom, which consist of participation in bodily training activities; tailor-made to in
shape every infant's needs.
Anabolic steroid - ANS-synthetic shape of the testosterone hormone
anaerobic exercise - ANS-sports much less than 1.Five to two minutes in period where no
oxygen is needed for power
anatomy - ANS-Studies the STRUCTURE of body parts
angular movement - ANS-an item rotating round an axis
Antagonistic Muscles - ANS-a category used to describe a muscle that acts in competition to the
unique movement generated through the agonist and is responsible for returning a limb to its
preliminary position. Antagonistic pairs are placed in opposite aspects of a joint or bone.
Whilst a muscle works it wishes to have an agonist and an antagonist,
Arteries - ANS-Carry blood away from the coronary heart
stability - ANS-the ability of an item to maintain stability while rotating or in motion
blocked exercise - ANS-focusing of 1 talent best at the same time as enhancing that one ability
Blood pressure - ANS-The pressure being placed on the partitions of the arteries, veins and
capillaries
Body Composition - ANS-frame fat vs. Lean frame tissue, such as bone, muscle, and fluid
Capillaries - ANS-Allow trade of gasses, vitamins and wastes among blood and tissue
Cardiac muscle - ANS-The muscle that makes up the heart walls (Involuntary)
, cardiac output - ANS-The quantity of blood being pumped via the heart. Found by means of
Heart price x Stroke extent
aerobic-breathing persistence - ANS-Raising the heart price to 60-75% of it is maximum degree
for the duration of extended exercising
Cardiovascular Endurance - ANS-Fitness of the coronary heart, lungs and blood vessels which
includes their capability to hold blood and oxygen to running muscle tissue. (example: Running)
cardiovascular gadget - ANS-cardiovascular gadget includes the heart, blood vessels, and
approximately 5 liters of blood. Responsible for transporting oxygen, vitamins, hormones, and
cellular waste merchandise.
Cartilaginous joints - ANS-Bones are joined via cartilage and consequently simplest a small
amount of movement is feasible (joint)
middle of gravity - ANS-Balance factor" of body. Point where weight of frame acts.
Characteristics of Physically Educated People - ANS-1. Has found out capabilities necessary to
carry out a diffusion of physical activities.
2. Is aware of the consequences of and the benefits from involvement in bodily pastime
three. Participates frequently in physical pastime and is physically match and values bodily
hobby and its contribution to a healthy lifestyle.
Circulatory gadget - ANS-Main roles are to flow into blood, bring and take 02, h20 and nutrients
to the cells, hold frame temperature, helps blood clotting
closed ability - ANS-a ability executed in an environment where there a few variables if any
coding or chunking - ANS-a technique of improving the short term memory through combining
character pieces of records to make them less complicated to do not forget.
Cognitive gaining knowledge of - ANS-intellectual know-how and improvement of the talent
concurrent feedback - ANS-comments obtained in the course of a overall performance
conservation of momentum - ANS-how the whole momentum of a body stays consistent all
through motion
non-stop talent - ANS-a talent without a distinct starting or give up point
quiet down - ANS-a chain of strategies used to return coronary heart fee to resting stage
Development of Motor Skills Age 10 - ANS-seize a fly ball and take part in all elements of a
softball game.
Development of Motor Skills Age 6 - ANS-jump a ball, skate, experience a motorcycle, skip with
each feet, and dress themselves independently.
Development of Motor Skills Age nine - ANS-whole a model kit, learn how to sew, prepare
dinner easy recipes.
Development of Motor Skills Ages 3 & 4 - ANS-Gross Motor Skills: ability to do somersaults, use
a swing, climb, skip.
Fine Motor Skills: get dressed themselves the use of zippers, buttons, probable attempting
footwear, consume independently the usage of utensils; copying shapes (letters & numbers),
reduce/paste, draw a person.
Digestive gadget - ANS-a group of organs working collectively to transform food into electricity
and fundamental vitamins to feed the whole frame
GI Tract: oral hollow space, pharynx, esophagus, belly, small intestines, and large intestines.
Discrete talent - ANS-a unmarried movement with a wonderful start or finish
allotted practice - ANS-practice periods with relaxation or exchange interest
3 Categories of Basic Movement Skills - ANS-Locomotor Skills
Non-locomotor Skills
Manipulative Skills
6 major capabilities of digestive system - ANS-Ingestion
Secretion
Mixing and motion
Digestion
Absorption
Excretion
Actin - ANS-Thin filaments (those slide over thick filaments to create movement)
aerobic workout - ANS-exercising that requires O2
affective getting to know (associative) - ANS-gaining knowledge of values and managing
emotions, applying feedback to the ability
Agonist Muscles - ANS-a class used to explain a muscle that causes specific movement or in all
likelihood numerous actions to arise via the system of its personal contraction.
"top movers", given that they're the muscular tissues being considered which are often
chargeable for generating a particular movement.
American with Disabilities Act 2009 - ANS-calls for the placement of students within the least
restrictive surroundings;"handicapped youngsters" the least restrictive surroundings is the
normal classroom, which consist of participation in bodily training activities; tailor-made to in
shape every infant's needs.
Anabolic steroid - ANS-synthetic shape of the testosterone hormone
anaerobic exercise - ANS-sports much less than 1.Five to two minutes in period where no
oxygen is needed for power
anatomy - ANS-Studies the STRUCTURE of body parts
angular movement - ANS-an item rotating round an axis
Antagonistic Muscles - ANS-a category used to describe a muscle that acts in competition to the
unique movement generated through the agonist and is responsible for returning a limb to its
preliminary position. Antagonistic pairs are placed in opposite aspects of a joint or bone.
Whilst a muscle works it wishes to have an agonist and an antagonist,
Arteries - ANS-Carry blood away from the coronary heart
stability - ANS-the ability of an item to maintain stability while rotating or in motion
blocked exercise - ANS-focusing of 1 talent best at the same time as enhancing that one ability
Blood pressure - ANS-The pressure being placed on the partitions of the arteries, veins and
capillaries
Body Composition - ANS-frame fat vs. Lean frame tissue, such as bone, muscle, and fluid
Capillaries - ANS-Allow trade of gasses, vitamins and wastes among blood and tissue
Cardiac muscle - ANS-The muscle that makes up the heart walls (Involuntary)
, cardiac output - ANS-The quantity of blood being pumped via the heart. Found by means of
Heart price x Stroke extent
aerobic-breathing persistence - ANS-Raising the heart price to 60-75% of it is maximum degree
for the duration of extended exercising
Cardiovascular Endurance - ANS-Fitness of the coronary heart, lungs and blood vessels which
includes their capability to hold blood and oxygen to running muscle tissue. (example: Running)
cardiovascular gadget - ANS-cardiovascular gadget includes the heart, blood vessels, and
approximately 5 liters of blood. Responsible for transporting oxygen, vitamins, hormones, and
cellular waste merchandise.
Cartilaginous joints - ANS-Bones are joined via cartilage and consequently simplest a small
amount of movement is feasible (joint)
middle of gravity - ANS-Balance factor" of body. Point where weight of frame acts.
Characteristics of Physically Educated People - ANS-1. Has found out capabilities necessary to
carry out a diffusion of physical activities.
2. Is aware of the consequences of and the benefits from involvement in bodily pastime
three. Participates frequently in physical pastime and is physically match and values bodily
hobby and its contribution to a healthy lifestyle.
Circulatory gadget - ANS-Main roles are to flow into blood, bring and take 02, h20 and nutrients
to the cells, hold frame temperature, helps blood clotting
closed ability - ANS-a ability executed in an environment where there a few variables if any
coding or chunking - ANS-a technique of improving the short term memory through combining
character pieces of records to make them less complicated to do not forget.
Cognitive gaining knowledge of - ANS-intellectual know-how and improvement of the talent
concurrent feedback - ANS-comments obtained in the course of a overall performance
conservation of momentum - ANS-how the whole momentum of a body stays consistent all
through motion
non-stop talent - ANS-a talent without a distinct starting or give up point
quiet down - ANS-a chain of strategies used to return coronary heart fee to resting stage
Development of Motor Skills Age 10 - ANS-seize a fly ball and take part in all elements of a
softball game.
Development of Motor Skills Age 6 - ANS-jump a ball, skate, experience a motorcycle, skip with
each feet, and dress themselves independently.
Development of Motor Skills Age nine - ANS-whole a model kit, learn how to sew, prepare
dinner easy recipes.
Development of Motor Skills Ages 3 & 4 - ANS-Gross Motor Skills: ability to do somersaults, use
a swing, climb, skip.
Fine Motor Skills: get dressed themselves the use of zippers, buttons, probable attempting
footwear, consume independently the usage of utensils; copying shapes (letters & numbers),
reduce/paste, draw a person.
Digestive gadget - ANS-a group of organs working collectively to transform food into electricity
and fundamental vitamins to feed the whole frame
GI Tract: oral hollow space, pharynx, esophagus, belly, small intestines, and large intestines.
Discrete talent - ANS-a unmarried movement with a wonderful start or finish
allotted practice - ANS-practice periods with relaxation or exchange interest
