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9-12
Activity Class
Students in High School Physical Education classes follow a
structured curriculum focusing on two areas: Individual/Team sports
and introduction to fitness. The individual/team sports curriculum
includes a variety of activities designed to enhance
self-confidence, group dynamics, and coordination and movement
skills. The introduction to fitness curriculum focuses on the five
components of fitness, instructing students in the basics of
exercise physiology and providing insight into the importance of
leading an active lifestyle. Students are assessed on their ability
to successfully complete required activities and class projects.
Teachers use a grading rubric to help students understand
expectations and track performance. As in all physical education
classes, each student will be evaluated on participation, attitude,
projects and/or written test.
Personal Fitness
A basic strength and conditioning program that
will consist of warm-up, speed, endurance, agility, plyometrics, and
flexibility training. Safety, nutrition, steroids and making you a
better person will be studied. Only students serious about
improving their fitness level should sign up. As in all other
physical education classes, each student will be evaluated on
participation, attitude, projects and /or written test.
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