Explorer PE

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Explorer PE
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Demographics
25 Mobility
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Our Journey

• Book Studies
• Getting Started (DuFour)
• Whatever It Takes (DuFour)
• How to Grade for Learning (OConnor)
• 15 Fixes to Broken Grades (OConnor)
• Focused Professional Development
• 18 teacher have attended the ATI conference in
  Portland over the last 3 years

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Presidential Fitness Testing

• Mile
• Cardio-vascular fitness
• Pull ups, Bent arm hang Push-ups
• Muscular strength
• Curl ups
• Muscular endurance
• Sit and reach
• Flexibility
• Shuttle run
• Speed and agility

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Fitness Tracker
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Expert Groups

• Each teacher takes a specific fitness component
  and works with students on
• Teaching concepts
• Comparing scores to national standard with
  individual goal setting
• Learning Specific exercises that target each
  component
• Practice!

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Cardiovascular and Flexibility
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Nutrition, Body Composition, and Power Development
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Muscular Endurance and Strength
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Pre and Post Test Results
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Mean score on 4 test
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Mile
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Percentage of students who earned awards
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Classroom Based Assessments

• Fitness plan for Pat
• Describe each FITT component describe two areas
  of nutrition and physical activity that will
  improve body composition.

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How CBAs are used

• Fitness Plan for Pat.
• Describe each FITT component describe two areas
  of nutrition and physical activity that will
  improve body composition.

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ACTIVITY LOGS.

• Checked weekly
• 5 points, or 10 of grade
• Continuous aerobic activity
• Teaches students FITT concept as applied to
  cardio-respitory endurance.

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CBAs

• The student develops a health and fitness
  monitoring system (EALR 4.2.1).

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E-Folios

• As a district we were looking at ways to track
  students scores over time.
• Each teacher does Fitness testing, but not all
  use the same result recording program (Fitness
  Tracker, Fitness Gram..)
• Found a way that allows students to do the work
  of monitoring their own results

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FITT Test
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Pedometers

• As a method for measuring intensity in PE, part
  of your daily participation grade will be based
  on your pedometer score.
• Each activity will have a target minimum score
  for students to reach.
• This will give us an objective measurement of
  your effort.

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Pedometers Continued

• Example Grading
• Soccer step goal for the period is 3500 steps or
  more
• 3500 A
• 3000-3499B
• 2500-3000C
• Everything else D
• Your Make Your Day points should also reflect
  your steps

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Incentives
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Questions
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Thank You

• Mike Collord- Collordmx_at_mukilteo.wednet.edu
• Otto Olson-
• Olsoneja_at_mukilteo.wednet.edu
• Casie Wofford- Woffordcl_at_mukilteo.wednet.edu
• Tavis Miller-
• Millertw_at_mukilteo.wednet.edu