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Suggested Grade Level: K-12
Description of Idea
The following checklist is a nice guide to use when choosing physical activities to use in your classes.
Does the activity provide for differences in the skill levels of your students? (i.e., is it developmentally and/or instructionally appropriate?)
Can all students be successful, and at the same time, challenged?
Does the activity provide for maximum participation?
Can you emphasize the "learnable piece " (i.e., cues, strategy) during the activity?
Does the activity provide for maximum practice time?
Can you teach your students what you want them to learn from the lesson using the chosen activity?
Can you assess student learning?
Submitted by Eloise Elliott
who teaches at Concord College
in Athens, WV.
Thanks for contributing to PE Central! Posted on PEC: 9/19/2001 .
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