PPL1OF/M Healthy and Active Living Education The course emphasis is on regular participation in a variety of enjoyable physical activities that promote lifelong healthy active living. It will strive to develop the attitude that physical activity is a joyful pursuit not simply work. Through a variety of sports, games, and fitness activities students will learn movement skills and principles that will improve physical fitness and physical competence, personal safety and injury prevention. Students taking PPL10F/M should be committed to daily vigorous activity and positive health behaviours! Units of Study Low Organizational Games Fitness Testing Self Defense CPR Basketball Badminton Volleyball Weight Training Sexuality Substance Abuse Track and Field Softball Ball Hockey Soccer Football Student Expectations Participate actively in all activities Follow class rules, routines, and uniform policy Demonstrate improvement in personal health related fitness Demonstrate safe practices regarding the safety of themselves and others Demonstrate a personal competence in applying skills and principles of movement Use appropriate decision making skills to achieve goals Use appropriate social skills when working with others How do I meet these expectations and experience success in this course? 1. Do the RIGHT thing 2. Do your BEST always 3. Treat others as you wish to be treated Course Fee There will be a course fee of $25 to cover the cost of self defense and a workbook. PPL1OF/M Healthy and Active Living Education Assessment and Evaluation Evaluation Your achievement in this course will be evaluated throughout the semester and be reported under the following categories and weightings: Knowledge/Understanding Thinking and Inquiry Communication Application 20% 15% 15% 50% These achievement levels will account for 70% of your final grade. A final evaluation will comprise 30% of each student’s final grade. The final evaluation will take place in the last four weeks of the semester and during the exam period at the end of the semester. Assessment Along with the above evaluation, each student’s learning skills will be assessed throughout the semester. Each student will have opportunities to demonstrate, develop, and improve their: Readiness to participate Initiative Effort Social interaction Respect and support for themselves and others Attitudes and practices towards safety Enjoyment of physical activity A four point scale (excellent, good satisfactory, needs improvement) will be used to report the above learning skills under the following categories: Teamwork Organization Work habits Initiative Works independently