Anatomy can be taken in 11

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Anatomy Physiology

• Anatomy can be taken in 11 12th grade
•    Level III
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• This is a specialized study of the structural and
  functional relationship of the human body for
  students interested in health areas and careers
  allied to medicine.  Students should have had a
  "B" or better in Health and Biology I or
  permission of the Anatomy instructor.
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• Year Course   Meets five times per week
• Credit Value   1.0
• Click here for Anatomy Physiology Website

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Anatomy Physiology Syllabus

• Prefixes and Suffixes
• Anatomy Terminology
• Epithelial Tissue
• Connective Tissue
• Bones of Face and Skull
• Muscles of Face and Skull
• Bones of Thorax Region
• Muscles of Thorax Region
• Bones of Arm and Hand
• Muscles of Arm and Hand
• Bones of the Hip and Leg

• Muscles of Hip and Leg
• Knee Joint
• Bones of the Foot
• Anatomy Physiology of the Heart
• Circulatory System
• Anatomy Physiology of the
• Digestive System
• Physiology of the Nervous System
• Physiology of Muscle Contraction
• Anatomy Physiology of the Brain
• Dissection of Cat

Click Handouts and PowerPoints
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Anatomy Physiology
Links to take a look at

• Click Anatomy Handouts and PowerPoints
• Click Anatomy Homework Test Due Dates
• Click Mr. Shoff Award Winners

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Field Trips
Anatomy Physiology
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Anatomy Physiology
Cat Dissection

• Students will study
• Muscular System
• Digestive System
• Cardiovascular System
• Unrinary System
• Reproductive System
• All students will participate in Dissection
• Click here to get to PowerPoint

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Physical Education Major

• Can be taken in 11 12th grade 
• Level III                                   
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• This course is designed for those who are
  interested in Health or Physical Education
  careers, Athletic Training, Coaching, Officiating
  and advanced levels of sports.  Two to three
  classes/week will be in the gym and fulfill the
  0.4 credit required for Physical Education. 
  Classroom studies will include analysis of
  skills, techniques of coaching, officiating,
  principals of physical training, prevention and
  care of athletic injuries, first aid and CPR. 
  Students should have a "B" or better in both
  Health and Biology I and have an "O" in Physical
  Education class or have permission of the Major
  instructor.  In addition there is a course
  requirement of participation in a 5K race(cost)
  and performing a community service for Special
  Olympics of York.
• Year Course   Meets Daily
• Credit Value   1.0

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Physical Education Major

• Developing an individual fitness training program
  based on the Principles of training, health
  consideration, and goals of the Individual.
• Instructional and practical experience in First
  Aid and CPR.
• Practical experience in athletic taping and the
  and Rehabilitation of athletic injuries.
• Methods of teaching strategies.
• Developing a lesson plan to use to teach a P.E.
  class.
• Researching Olympic sports and unusual
  sports-oral presentations.
• Developing one's philosophy of coaching based on
  experience, research, and guest speakers.

• Team teach an activity.
• Teach an advanced skill.
• Initiative problem solving-low ropes course
• Advanced skills in individual and team sports
• Skills testing in activities.
• Creating new games.
• Sledding, mountain biking, activities outside the
  PE curriculum.
• Teaching in a coaching situation.
• Sportsmanship, teamwork, and team teaching in
  activities.
• Leadership roles as a teacher, captain, official.

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Physical Education Major
Course Requirements

• Participate in a 5K-road race for the experience
  of racing against other elite runners and to
  train for running a 3.1 mile race.

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Physical Education Major
Course Requirements

• Participate in a community service for Special
  Olympics of York - for a minimum of 2 hours.

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Physical Education Major

• Students will learn CPR
• Students will learn Basic First Aid
• Students can become Certified as Adult CPR and
  Basic First Aid

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Physical Education Major

• Developing one's integrity and efforts in
  teamwork interactions in planning, organizing and
  participating in a Mountain Biking Field Trip to
  Lake Redman.

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Physical Education Major

• Use the materials and experiences that the class
  has learned throughout the year in a culminating
  field trip to Genesee Valley Outdoor Center Ropes
  Course.