PE Central s Online Course Catalog ssww.teachable.com



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PE Central s Online Course Catalog ssww.teachable.com Thank you for your interest in our online courses. The following catalog lists all of the course we currently have available for physical education teachers to take. Please check back as we are always adding new courses. Our courses are all self paced meaning you can complete course assignments at any time. They are flexible in that you can register for a class at any time during the year as long as space exists. We typically limit class sizes to 30 so if you see something you like enroll in the school, pay for the class and then you can start and finish the class anytime. All of our courses are led by subject experts and they are hand picked by the staff at PE Central. Our instructors love to work with students so expect a lot of feedback and communication in the system and using email. Most of the assignments are composed of viewing videos or reading short articles and then taking a quiz on the content read or making a discussion post so our instructor and your classmates can respond. The hours earned are approximate clock hours we think it will take you to read, reflect and complete the courses. Upon completion of your last assignment you will be emailed a Certificate of Completion indicating name of course, hours completed and date. It will be signed by Mark Manross, Executive Director of PE Central. You will be able to turn in these hours into your principal or professional development director for PD hours that we hope you can use toward your renewal of your teacher license. If you have questions, contact Mark Manross (cell-678 764 2536; ecourses@pecentral.org) We have one-page description sheets located at the link below that should be helpful when getting prior approval from an administrator to take these courses for PD hours. http://www.pecentral.org/professional/ecourses.html Thanks again for your interest in our online courses. We hope you enjoy each of the courses. Mark Manross Executive Director, PE Central Enroll: ssww.teachable.com Contact: Mark Manross (678-764-2536, ecourses@pecentral.org) 1

Course Name: Assessment in Elementary Physical Education Cost: $99.00 Credit: 12 hours Instructor: Dave Hinman, former SW District Elementary PE Teacher of the Year Quiz on reading assignment of assessment articles (3 hours) Create your own paper and pencil assessment, implement in real life setting, turn in kids work (8 hours) Reflection questions (1 hour) Who Should Take: Elementary physical education teachers interested in designing and implementing paper and pencil assessments in their physical education classes. Middle school and high school teachers would benefit from taking this course as well. Course Purpose/Description: The purpose of this course is to introduce the overall concept of assessment and demonstrate, through hands-on experiences, how written assessments can be successfully implemented properly in an elementary physical education classroom. Enroll: ssww.teachable.com Contact: Mark Manross (678-764-2536, ecourses@pecentral.org) 2

Course Name: Adapted PE-Using assessment to help make program decisions for children with suspected disabilities (Self Guided Course-No instructor) Cost: $49.00 Credit: 2 hours Course Developed: Dr. Fancis Mike Kozub, Professor, SUNY Brockport, Brockport, NY Watch media presentations and download instructional materials. Quizzes on the materials presented in three sections Who Should Take: K-12 physical educators interested in using assessment data to help make programing decisions for children with suspected needs in the motor area. Course Purpose/Description: The purpose of this course is to introduce background information on criterion and content referenced testing as it pertains to contributing to the individualized education programming for children with suspected disabilities. A model for contributing to the decision making process is provided along with basic statistical concepts related to finding children with unique motor needs. Enroll: ssww.teachable.com Contact: Mark Manross (678-764-2536, ecourses@pecentral.org) 3

Course Name: Adapted PE-Using Visual Supports with Children with Autism Cost: $99.00 Credit: 10 hours Instructor: Dr. Martin Block, Professor, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA Read materials and watch videos, take 2 quizzes Complete a final project creating your own visual support for a child/children with autism (examples provided) Who Should Take: K-12 physical educators interested in learning about ways to better teach children with autism. Course Purpose/Description: To introduce physical educators to (a) the definition and characteristics of autism, and (b) visual supports and how to create and use visual supports specifically for a physical education setting. Students view Power Point notes, articles and videos on the importance of visual supports for children with autism, the various types of visual supports, such as visual schedules and task organizers, and how to create visual supports and implement these supports with children with autism in physical education. Enroll: ssww.teachable.com Contact: Mark Manross (678-764-2536, ecourses@pecentral.org) 4

Course Name: Using the CRAAP Test to Help Deliver Developmentally Appropriate lessons to Your Students Cost: $49.00 Credit: 3 hours Instructor: Dr. Cindy Kuhrasch, Professor, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI -Use the list of websites/resources provided in the course and evaluate five of them for quality using the CRAAP test -Find a learning activity resource and evaluate it using the CRAAP method Select 5 lesson ideas and evaluate them using the GOALS model -Select one lesson idea that doesn t meet all of the GOALS criteria and revise it according to the GOALS model Who Should Take: K-12 physical educators. Course Purpose/Description: This course will help you take a fresh look at your lesson ideas. You will find help to find great sources for lesson ideas and tidy up some of those that you already have. Participants will practice finding and evaluating quality learning activities for their programs, as well as revising those that don t exactly make the cut. Enroll: ssww.teachable.com Contact: Mark Manross (678-764-2536, ecourses@pecentral.org) 5

Course Name: Locomotor Skills Unit with Lesson Plans: Aligning Content Standards, Assessment, Goals, Objectives and Instructional Strategies Cost: $49.00 Credit: 3 hours Instructor: Renae Buss,Elementary, PE teacher, 31years experience -Review a Locomotor Skills Unit with Content Standards (30 minutes) "Revise" or "Add" to instructional strategies for ONE locomotor skill lesson plan (60 minutes) -Share an example of a locomotor skill assessment (30 minutes) -Comment on two peer postings (30 minutes) Who Should Take: Elementary physical education teachers Course Purpose/Description: The purpose of this course is to align key sections of a physical education unit of study and collaborate with those teaching in the physical education classroom. Enroll: ssww.teachable.com Contact: Mark Manross (678-764-2536, ecourses@pecentral.org) 6

Course Name: Non-locomotor Skills Unit with Lesson Plans: Aligning Content Standards, Assessment, Goals, Objectives and Instructional Strategies Cost: $49.00 Credit: 3 hours Instructor: Renae Buss,Elementary, PE teacher, 31years experience -Review a non-locomotor Skills Unit with Content Standards (15 minutes) "Revise" or "Add" to instructional strategies for ONE non-locomotor skill lesson plan (45 minutes) -Share an example of a non-locomotor skill assessment (30 minutes) -Comment on two peer postings (30 minutes) Who Should Take: Elementary physical education teachers Course Purpose/Description: The purpose of this course is to align key sections of a physical education unit of study and collaborate with those teaching in the physical education classroom. Enroll: ssww.teachable.com Contact: Mark Manross (678-764-2536, ecourses@pecentral.org) 7

Course Name: Introduction to Physical Literacy Cost: $49.00 Credit: 4 hours Instructor: Stephen M. Boyle, MS. Ed, 241Sports.com, West Hartford, CT Watch and review video clips of our instructor discussing Physical Literacy Engage in discussions with other students about your thoughts on Physical Literacy Read relevant publications about Physical Literacy in the U.S. and around the globe and take quizzes that allow you to show your knowledge. Who Should Take? K-12 physical education teachers as well as coaches and program directors who are interested in learning more about Physical Literacy. Course Purpose/Description: This course is designed to give you a general understanding of what Physical Literacy is and how it relates to the field of physical education. Enroll: ssww.teachable.com Contact: Mark Manross (678-764-2536, ecourses@pecentral.org) 8