Athletic Education (ATED)

Athletic Education (ATED)

ATED 3320  Classroom Management Skills  3 Credits  
Department: Nursing and Health Professions  
This course is designed to help students develop class management and instructional skills necessary for daily physical education.
ATED 3360  Secondary Methods and Activities  3 Credits  
Department: Nursing and Health Professions  
A study of current trends, issues and pedagogical approaches to the teaching and learning of physical education in the secondary school curriculum. Emphasis on selection of appropriate contents, planning and teaching process.
Prerequisite(s): KINT 3370  
ATED 3371  Principles of Coaching  3 Credits  
Department: Nursing and Health Professions  
A comprehensive approach to theories and principles of coaching. the course will focus on helping with a fundamental understanding of the skills necessary in becoming a successful coach. Topics to be examined include; developing a coaching philosophy, coaching goals, building character, teaching athletic skills, organization, motivation, goal setting, training and management skills.
ATED 3390  Elementary Methods and Activities  3 Credits  
Department: Nursing and Health Professions  
A study of trends, issues and pedagogical approaches to teaching and facilitating learning of physical education in the elementary school curriculum. Emphasis on selection of appropriate content, planning, instruction and assessment and classroom management.
Prerequisite(s): KINT 3370  
ATED 4310  Curriculum and Programming  3 Credits  
Department: Nursing and Health Professions  
This course examines curriculum development, instructional resources, program objectives and integrating interdisciplinary concepts into physical education programs.
Prerequisite(s): (KINT 3360 or ATED 3360) and KINT 3390  
ATED 4340  Interscholastic Sport Administration  3 Credits  
Department: Nursing and Health Professions  
Introduction to the business strategies of a high school athletics including an in-depth look at human resources, organization structure, strategies of facility management and budgeting. Additional topics will include the community affairs/relations and player relations for high school athletic programs.
ATED 4341  Sport Practicum  3 Credits  
Department: Nursing and Health Professions  
This course will provide an opportunity for the coaching minor students to observe, assess, and gain experience in an organization of their interest. This will afford students opportunities to organize and conduct activities under close supervison. Through this type of exposure, the student will receive practical, on-the-job experience in one or more types of sport and leisure delivery agencies.