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Interdisciplinary Teaching Through Physical Education [Mīkstie vāki]

  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 267 pages, height x width: 286x222 mm, weight: 885 g, illustrations
  • Izdošanas datums: 24-Jul-1998
  • Izdevniecība: Human Kinetics
  • ISBN-10: 0880115025
  • ISBN-13: 9780880115025
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 267 pages, height x width: 286x222 mm, weight: 885 g, illustrations
  • Izdošanas datums: 24-Jul-1998
  • Izdevniecība: Human Kinetics
  • ISBN-10: 0880115025
  • ISBN-13: 9780880115025
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Filled with both theory and practical applications, the book makes learning more rewarding for students by bridging the gap between physical education and other subjects.
Preface ix(2)
Acknowledgments xi(2)
How to Use This Book xiii
PART I Fundamentals of Interdisciplinary Programs 1(28)
Chapter 1 Introduction to Interdisciplinary Learning
3(14)
What Is Interdisciplinary Learning?
4(1)
Advantages of Interdisciplinary Learning
4(1)
Disadvantages of Interdisciplinary Learning
5(1)
Historical Perspectives on Interdisciplinary Programming in Physical Education
6(1)
Curricular Frameworks for the 21st Century
7(3)
National Physical Education Standards
8(1)
National Dance Standards
8(2)
National Teacher Preparation Standards
10(1)
The Continuum of Interdisciplinary Teaching Models
10(1)
Three Selected Interdisciplinary Teaching Models
10(5)
The Connected Model
12(1)
The Shared Model
12(2)
The Partnership Model
14(1)
Summary
15(2)
Chapter 2 Successful Interdisciplinary Teaching
17(12)
Getting Started
18(3)
Review Curriculum Guides
18(2)
Select Content
20(1)
Gather Content Information
20(1)
Plan the Delivery
21(1)
Select a Model
21(1)
Create Lesson Plans and Address Logistics
22(1)
Assessment of Interdisciplinary Learning
22(3)
Link Assessment to Learning
22(1)
Alternative Assessment Strategies
22(1)
Examples of Assessment Instruments
24(1)
Develop a Successful Support Network
25(2)
Administrators
26(1)
Parents
26(1)
Students
26(1)
Colleagues
26(1)
Summary
27(2)
PART II Practical Applications of Interdisciplinary Programs 29(226)
Chapter 3 Active Learning Involving Language Arts
31(36)
Scope and Sequence for Language Arts
32(2)
Primary-Grade Language Arts Skills and Concepts
33(1)
Intermediate-Grade Language Arts Skills and Concepts
34(1)
Learning Experiences
34(23)
The Rumpus Dance
35(7)
Alphabet Gymnastics
42(7)
Create-a-Game
49(4)
A Moving Conversation
53(4)
Additional Ideas for Developing Learning Experiences
57(8)
Reading
57(5)
Writing
62(2)
Speaking, Listening, and Viewing
64(1)
Summary
65(2)
Chapter 4 Active Learning Involving Mathematics
67(52)
Scope and Sequence for Mathematics
68(3)
Primary-Grade Mathematical Skills and Concepts
69(1)
Intermediate-Grade Mathematical Skills and Concepts
70(1)
Learning Experiences
71(18)
I'm Counting on You
72(3)
Pete and Repeat
75(5)
Playing the Field
80(5)
Measuring Sticks
85(4)
Additional Ideas for Developing Learning Experiences
89(28)
Numbers
89(6)
Measuring and Graphing
95(7)
Geometry
102(4)
Patterns and Functions
106(2)
Probability and Statistics
108(3)
Logic
111(1)
Algebra
112(5)
Summary
117(2)
Chapter 5 Active Learning Involving Science
119(50)
Scope and Sequence for Science
121(2)
Primary-Grade Science Skills and Concepts
121(2)
Intermediate-Grade Science Skills and Concepts
123(1)
Learning Experiences
123(22)
The Hip Bone Is Connected to the Thigh Bone
124(5)
The Simple Things in Life
129(6)
Rainbow Run
135(6)
Weather or Not
141(4)
Additional Ideas for Developing Learning Experiences
145(22)
Biological and Life Sciences
145(6)
Earth and Space Sciences
151(3)
Physical Sciences
154(13)
Summary
167(2)
Chapter 6 Active Learning Involving Social Studies
169(44)
Scope and Sequence for Social Studies
170(3)
Primary-Grade Social Studies Skills and Concepts
170(1)
Intermediate-Grade Social Studies Skills and Concepts
171(1)
Learning About the Statue of Liberty
172(1)
Learning Experiences
173(20)
Moving Through the Years
174(5)
Have a Good Day
179(4)
Games From Other Countries
183(3)
Heave, Hurl, Fling
186(7)
Additional Ideas for Developing Learning Experiences
193(18)
Family, School, and Community
193(2)
Citizenship
195(3)
Transportation
198(1)
Jobs
199(2)
History
201(2)
Mapping and Globe-Skills
203(2)
National Identity and Culture
205(4)
Geography
209(2)
Summary
211(2)
Chapter 7 Active Learning Involving Music, Theater Arts, and Visual Arts
213(42)
Scope and Sequence for Music
215(1)
Primary-Grade Music Skills and Concepts
215(1)
Intermediate-Grade Music Skills and Concepts
216(1)
Scope and Sequence for Theater Arts
216(1)
Primary-Grade Theater Arts Skills and Concepts
216(1)
Intermediate-Grade Theater Arts Skills and Concepts
216(1)
Scope and Sequence for Visual Arts
217(1)
Primary-Grade Visual Arts Skills and Concepts
217(1)
Intermediate-Grade Visual Arts Skills and Concepts
217(1)
Learning Experiences
218(22)
The Circus Performers
218(8)
Patterns in Action
226(4)
Tempo Dance
230(5)
Lines of Expression
235(5)
Additional Ideas for Developing Learning Experiences
240(14)
Music
240(5)
Theater Arts
245(4)
Visual Arts
249(5)
Theater Arts and Visual Arts
254(1)
Summary
254(1)
Selected Readings 255(6)
Index 261(6)
About the Authors 267