Maricopa Community Colleges  PED210AF   19976-20086 
Official Course Description: MCCCD Approval: 07/22/08
PED210AF 19976-20086 L+L 1 Credit(s) 3 Period(s)
Movement Analysis: Aerobics
Practical application of biomechanical, physiological, psychological, and teaching/learning principles in the analysis of skill acquisition and performance.
Prerequisites: None.
Common Competency Course
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MCCCD Official Course Competencies:
 
PED210AF   19976-20086 Movement Analysis: Aerobics
1. Perform the fundamental skills and techniques of selected sports through skills tests and game situations. (I)
2. Apply rules, etiquette, and strategies through microteaching. (II, III)
3. Demonstrate logical teaching progressions and class management procedures through lesson plans, unit plans, and microteaching. (III)
4. Develop drills, warm-up activities, and related games and adapt them to specific teaching situations. (III)
5. Demonstrate and administer appropriate skills tests for appropriate ages and skill levels. (III)
6. Identify essential elements and performance errors in basic skills. (I-III)
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MCCCD Official Course Outline:
 
PED210AF   19976-20086 Movement Analysis: Aerobics
    I. Fundamental Skills
        A. Body mechanics
        B. Essential elements
        C. Performance techniques
          1. Skills tests
          2. Game situations
        D. Safety/Risk management
      II. Rules
          A. Competitive activity
          B. Performance standards
          C. Etiquette
          D. Application, practice, and strategy
        III. Teaching
            A. Methods
              1. Drills
              2. Warm-up activities
              3. Developmental games
              4. Other
            B. Teaching progressions
              1. Lesson plans
              2. Unit plans
            C. Class management
            D. Application
              1. Lesson Plans
              2. Microteaching
            E. Skills assessment
              1. Essential elements
              2. Performance errors
              3. Age-based
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