1. Chuck Corbin, PhD Arizona State University Guy Le Masurier, PhD Vancouver Island University Karen McConnell, PhD Pacific Lutheran University FITNESS FOR LIFE INSTRUCTOR TRAINING Part 2 INSTRUCTOR TRAINING Part 2

2. Content Advisors Stephen Ball Hans van der Mars Research Advisors Phil Abbadessa Pamela Kulinna Jennifer Reeves Adapted PE Advisors Phil Abbadessa David LaCilento Janet Seaman Editorial Review Board Stephen Ball Robyn Bretzing Don Cain Brian Culp Luis Columna Valerie Harville Marilyn Laidlaw Scot Talbot Mark Watt THANK YOU

3. AGENDA Teacher Web Resource Student Web Resource Interactive iBook Online opportunities

4. TEACHING-LEARNING PROCESS

5. Teacher Web Resource –Lesson plans, worksheets, quizzes, cards, slides, test bank and more Student Web Resource –Videos, worksheets, reviews, and more Correlations –State correlations –National correlations ANCILLARY ITEMS

6. Introduction Lesson plans Worksheets Activity and task cards Lesson and chapter quizzes PowerPoint presentations Unit quizzes Answer keys to quizzes TEACHER WEB RESOURCE Test bank Combined PDF of lesson plans, worksheets, quizzes, and tests (great for use on mobile devices) PDF or ebook version of student textbook Easy access to student web resource

7. Go to www.fitnessforlife.orgwww.fitnessforlife.org Click on Teachers, then click on Teacher Web Resource. Click on Create an Account in upper left corner of page and fill in all information. Email k12sales@hkusa.com with your name and say you want access to the FFL Sixth Edition ancillaries. Allow up to 24 hours for activation.k12sales@hkusa.com Once you have access, click Sign In under Ancillary Items, and enter your email and password to see the ancillaries. ACCESSING THE TEACHER WEB RESOURCE

8. TEACHER WEB RESOURCE Download files grouped by chapter Download files grouped by type Download a detailed introduction for teachers

9. TWR INTRODUCTION Part 1: Learn More About the FFL Program Part 2: Learn About the FFL Teacher Web Resources (TWR) and Lesson Plans

10. PART 1: LEARN MORE ABOUT FFL What is Fitness for Life? Supporting evidence Teacher-learning process HELP philosophy Body of knowledge/theory Standards and guidelines Objectives (Stairway) Program content, organization, scheduling References

11. PART 2: FFL LESSON PLANS Using lesson plans with the student textbook What’s in a classroom lesson plan? What’s in an activity lesson plan? Volume control Student assessment Maximizing physical activity in physical education Adapting FFL for students with disabilities The fitness club approach Tips for classroom lesson plans

12. LESSON PLANS

13. LESSON PLAN ORGANIZATION

14. CLASSROOM LESSON PLANS Lesson title and description Performance outcomes (SHAPE America and Fitness Ed.) Lesson objectives Preparing the lesson Equipment Key termsTechnology Setup Delivering the lessonReview Lesson Launcher Lesson FocusCheck for Understanding Classroom Activity Reflection and SummaryObservation Evaluate Reinforcing the lessonAcademic Connection Take It Home Supplemental activities

15. CLASSROOM LESSON PLANS (SAMPLE)

16. RESOURCES FOR CLASSROOM LESSON PLANS

17. CLASSROOM LESSON PLAN RESOURCES PowerPoint slides Worksheets with answer keys Videos Expanded topics (web icons) Lesson, chapter, and unit quizzes Test bank to create your own tests

18. WORKSHEETS AND VIDEO

19. Icons in book show topics that have expanded content in the Student Web Resource EXPANDED WEB TOPICS

20. SAMPLE WEB INFO FOR ICON

21. ACTIVITY LESSON PLANS Lesson title and description Performance outcomes (SHAPE America and Fitness Ed.) Lesson objectives Preparing the lesson Equipment Key termsTechnology Setup Delivering the lessonReview Instant Activity Lesson FocusCheck for Understanding Fitness Activity Reflection and SummaryObservation Evaluation Reinforcing the lessonAcademic Connection Take It Home Supplemental activities

22. ACTIVITY LESSON PLANS (SAMPLE)

23. RESOURCES FOR ACTIVITY LESSON PLANS

24. ACTIVITY LESSON PLAN RESOURCES Activity cards Task cards Worksheets Videos

25. WORKSHEETS (SAMPLE)

26. ACTIVITY CARDS (SAMPLE)

27. TASK CARDS (SAMPLE)

28. VOLUME CONTROL USING THE LESSON PLANS

29. TEACHING-LEARNING PROCESS

30. EVALUATION/ASSESSMENT TOOLS Workbooks/portfolios Worksheets (classroom, activity, self-assessment, program) Projects/critical thinking Quizzes/tests Lesson reviews Chapter reviews Participation (classroom and activity) Demonstrations

31. GRADING (SAMPLE) Chapter quizzes10–15% Unit and comprehensive exams15–30% Worksheets/Portfolios20–40% Projects/critical thinking assignments 5–10% Participation15–30%

32. Teacher Web Resource –Lesson plans, worksheets, quizzes, cards, slides, test bank and more Student Web Resource –Videos, worksheets, reviews, and more Correlations –State correlations –National correlations ANCILLARY ITEMS

33. Go to www.fitnessforlife.orgwww.fitnessforlife.org Click on Students, then use the “Click here” link at the bottom of the page. Review the copyright information and credits. Click on any chapter to see its resources: –Vocabulary terms with pop-up definitions –Web topics of expanded content (icons in book) –Worksheets –Video –Interactive chapter reviews ACCESSING THE STUDENT WEB RESOURCE

34. STUDENT WEB RESOURCE: MAIN PAGE

35. STUDENT WEB RESOURCE: CHAPTER

36. Teacher Web Resource –Lesson plans, worksheets, quizzes, cards, slides, test bank and more Student Web Resource –Videos, worksheets, reviews, and more Correlations –State correlations –National correlations ANCILLARY ITEMS

37. CORRELATIONS

38. EBOOKS Popularity Formats Benefits Special features (classroom) Special features (activity) Demonstrations Overcoming concerns Online potential

39. POPULARITY Samsung Canada Digital schools Library State requirements Mandatory ebooks Florida: all-digital by 2015-16

40. iPad and iPhone Kindle Nook Google Kobo PDF Digital trends.com FORMATS

41. Socialinns.com BENEFITS Portable Adjustable Convenient Enviro-friendly Engaging

42. EASY UPDATES Activity guidelines Nutrition guidelines

43. Videos at point of access Interactive graphics Vocabulary cards Interactive chapter review Links to web content ENGAGING CONTENT

44. INTERACTIVE iBOOK

45. VIDEOS (MUSCLE ART)

46. INTERACTIVE CONTENT

47. Searchable Definitions Highlight Notes Graphics SPECIAL FEATURES www.socialmoms.net/forum/topics/schools-embrace-the-ipad

48. OVERCOMING CONCERNS Eyestrain Cost Admin buy-in Web access Compatibility Tech problems Training Ask a student Americanhealthjournal.com

49. IN THE CLASSROOM Class discussions Notes Content search Vocabulary Online lesson plans

50. IN THE GYM Self-assessments Testing protocol Rating charts Exercises Taking Action Illustrations

51. AT HOME Read at own pace Rewind and review or fast-forward Video clips Quizzes with instant feedback Vocabulary cards

52. ONLINE CLASSES

53. OPPORTUNITIES ONLINE They are here! Successful programs Issues and answers

54. SUCCESSFUL PROGRAMS Utah Columbus, OH Lubbock, TX

55. ISSUES AND ANSWERS Activity Cheating Content Teacher load and class size Exemptions

56. HOW FFL CAN HELP Ebooks Content Prevents exemptions Best online option

57. HEALTH FOR LIFE & HOPE More great health and physical education content in the Fitness for Life model

58. CREDITS Princeton/Pew Research Center survey, January 2014 http://www.pewinternet.org/2014/01/16/e-reading-rises-as-device-ownership-jumps/ PBS Learning Media http://upsidedown.edublogs.org/files/2013/02/Teachers-infograph-26bgp9y.jpg Mobile Learning Report Card http://edudemic.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/mobile-learning-report-card_5029176f1cc4b.jpg USA Today http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/09/12/no-more-books-high-school-goes-all-digital- /2807577/ Some photos and screen captures from Corbin & Le Masurier (2014). Fitness for Life, 6e. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics. May not be reproduced without permission.