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Assessment The systematic gathering and analysis of information about students in order to make decisions that may benefit their educational experience. It is an ongoing process of monitoring student learning and identifying areas of strength and weakness. The ultimate goal is to improve student achievement, and thus it can be considered a formative activity. Screening Assessments Are administered to all students in a particular group, such as a grade or a school. It is typically carried ou...

Adaptive Life Skills Consist of a broad variety of skills that allow people to care for themselves, interact with others, and otherwise cope with the demands of everyday life. Hands-On Instruction Refers to a broad category of instructional strategies in which students learn by actively applying the knowledge or skills being taught rather than passively listening to the teacher. Modeling Refers to the process of learning through observation. Modeling contributes to the learning of both phy...

Diana v. the State Board of Education (1970) All students must be evaluated in their native language. 1990 and 1994 The two years that IDEA was signed into law and later reauthorized through a second revision. How was the training of special education teachers changed by NCLB Act of 2002? If a special education teacher is teaching a core subject, he or she must meet the standard of a highly-qualified teacher in that subject.

Morphology The system that governs the structure of words Morpheme The smallest meaningful unit of speech Phonology The use of sounds to make meaningful syllables and words Semantics Refers to the meaning of what is expressed Syntax Provides rules for putting together a series of words to form sentences

Procedural Safeguards Consist of a set of rules and procedures that protect the rights and interests of parents and their children with disabilities. -Parents must receive notice in advance of any testing on their child. -Parental consent is required prior to any actions pertaining to the child and sharing info outside of the district. -Parents are entitled to see their child's records at anytime. -Mediation will be provided to parents who have complaints, or who cannot agree with the IEP...

The American Association on Intellectual and developmental disabilities Which organization is responsible for publishing a definition and classification manual that emphasizes systems of support for individuals with intellectual disabilities? 8 Developmentally appropriate characteristics of an ________-year-old include the ability to attend to short tasks, stay seated during teacher instruction, and play cooperatively. a student's appropriate education Assistive technology must be provided...

Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA) 2004; federal law that makes available a free and appropriate public education for all children Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) 1974; federal law that protects the privacy of student education records Every student Succeeds Act (ESSA) 2015; federal law that advances equity by requiring that all students be taught high academic standards; mandates statewide assessment t hat measure progress

First PE school Round hill 1823 What countries greatly influenced the early development of PE Germany, Sweden and England Catherine Beecher First American to design a program of exercise for American children The first state to pass exercise in 1866 Cali Idealism MIND. Developed through acquisition of knowledge

First PE school Round hill 1823 What countries greatly influenced the early development of PE Germany, Sweden and England Catherine Beecher First American to design a program of exercise for American children The first state to pass exercise in 1866 Cali Idealism MIND. Developed through acquisition of knowledge

BMI weight to height squared Spatial Awareness - Movement Concepts: Directions This refers to the desired route of movement, whether it is up or down, forward or backward, right or left. Spatial Awareness - Movement Concepts: Planes This refers to somewhat specific pathways defined as circular, vertical, and horizontal. Spatial Awareness - Movement Concepts: Locations & Levels This defines the relationship of the body to the floor or apparatus or height in space, whether it is low, medium,...

The United States' involvement in the war within the last 100 years has had which of the following effects on the Physical Education profession? An Increased emphasis on physical fitness. Which of the following documents states that lack of physical activity and smoking tobacco have the same health risk? Surgeon General's Report John Dewey's educational belief that one "Learns by doing" is applicable to physical education and is closely aligned with the philosophy of a (an) Pragmatist ...

The British tradition of fair play is used by educators in physical education programs to promote sportsmanship in students. Using national and state standards to guide effective development of a curriculum will ideally result in a program that reflects continuity and coherence across the K-12 scope. In a 4th-grade class, a physical education teacher groups students into sets of two to work together. One student identifies the source of mistakes made by the second student. On the teacher'...

FMS Fundamental Movement Skills What do fundamental movement skills influence? Physical, cognitive, and social growth The 3 Categories of FMS Locomotor Manipulative Stability Manipulative Movements-Throwing Under 5- throw through hoops, into baskets, toss rings over bottles

Peer-to-Peer Activities Training a peer to assist a student who is unable to do an activity. Adaptations to Walking Adapt distance, distance over time, and number of steps, etc. Adaptations to Stair Climbing Change pathway, pace, and number and height of steps. Adaptations to Running Change distance over time, use an incline-changing slope, and forma maze

Naturalistic Observations This type of observation entail unobtrusively observing student performance as it typically occurs in students' usual daily setting, e.g., practice during regular PE classes. While this method has the advantage of seeing realistic instances of typical student behaviors, it has been criticized for allowing the teacher's judgments to be overly subjective. Structured Observations a data collecting method in which researchers gather data without direct involvement wi...

Procedural Safeguards Consist of a set of rules and procedures that protect the rights and interests of parents and their children with disabilities. -Parents must receive notice in advance of any testing on their child. -Parental consent is required prior to any actions pertaining to the child and sharing info outside of the district. -Parents are entitled to see their child's records at anytime. -Mediation will be provided to parents who have complaints, or who cannot agree with the IEP...

Procedural Safeguards Consist of a set of rules and procedures that protect the rights and interests of parents and their children with disabilities. -Parents must receive notice in advance of any testing on their child. -Parental consent is required prior to any actions pertaining to the child and sharing info outside of the district. -Parents are entitled to see their child's records at anytime. -Mediation will be provided to parents who have complaints, or who cannot agree with the IEP...

The American Association on Intellectual and developmental disabilities Which organization is responsible for publishing a definition and classification manual that emphasizes systems of support for individuals with intellectual disabilities? 8 Developmentally appropriate characteristics of an ________-year-old include the ability to attend to short tasks, stay seated during teacher instruction, and play cooperatively. a student's appropriate education Assistive technology must be provided...

Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA) 2004; federal law that makes available a free and appropriate public education for all children Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) 1974; federal law that protects the privacy of student education records Every student Succeeds Act (ESSA) 2015; federal law that advances equity by requiring that all students be taught high academic standards; mandates statewide assessment t hat measure progress No Child Left Behind (NCLB) 2002; federal...

First PE school Round hill 1823 What countries greatly influenced the early development of PE Germany, Sweden and England Catherine Beecher First American to design a program of exercise for American children The first state to pass exercise in 1866 Cali Idealism MIND. Developed through acquisition of knowledge Realism REAL. Believes in law of nature. The scientific method. Mind body harmony Pragmatism EXPERIENCE. Naturalism MATERIALISTIC. Existentialism