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Nov 21, 2024
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2024-2025 Catalog
Physical Education Teacher Education, B.S.
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Professors: Jeffrey Armstrong, Gay Timken
Associate professors: Laura Ellingson-Sayen, Jennifer Taylor-Winney
Assistant professor: Dimitrios Athanasiadis
Mission
The mission of the exercise science program at WOU, which includes Physical Education Teacher Education, is to equip and motivate students to apply a bio-mechanical-psycho-social approach to preventing chronic diseases and promoting wellbeing among individuals in our communities. We aim to inspire students to become agents of change and contribute to a healthier and happier society.
Learning Outcomes
Relative to physical activity, physical fitness and motor skill development programs, candidates will:
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The graduate will be able to apply research-based knowledge and principles of Exercise Science under a variety of individual, environmental, and task constraints.
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The graduate will be able to design, implement and assess effective exercise programs and interventions using a diverse range of equipment facilities and pedagogical resources and methods.
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The graduate will demonstrate appropriate professional skills and ethics.
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The graduate will demonstrate sensitivity in their interactions and professional practice with individuals from diverse physiological, intellectual, emotional, philosophical, social, economic, racial, gender, and cultural backgrounds.
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Note:
Exercise science majors must have a grade of C- or better in courses used to satisfy requirements of the major.
BI 234 , BI 235 , and BI 236 , Human Anatomy and Physiology, are prerequisites to several major required and elective courses. See course descriptions for specific prerequisites.
This major does not lead to a degree but instead, leads into the clinical student teaching program in the College of Education. Pre-education courses are required prior to clinical student teaching. Upon successful completion of the professional education core and clinical student teaching, students receive a degree in Education with a focus in physical education. Requirements for admission into education programs can be obtained from the College of Education.
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