2012 Special Institute Events
In addition to the institute workshops and sessions there are several special events that are held before and during the institute.
Special Events
These events require institute registration and either Saturday or Sunday check-in with additional housing fees.
Archery Certification
offered by Karen Holson, Virginia NASP State Coordinator 804-367-6355 offered Sunday, July 15th beginning at 10:00 am. This 8 hour course cover range setup, archery instruction and coaching techniques for archery program implementation. Two teachers attending from the same school can be eligible for an assigned equipment set. Come dressed to participate. Archery certification is limited to 12 people.The Bicycle Education Certification Course for Teachers
will be offered again this year. This 12-hour specialty workshop covers types of bikes, gears and shifting basics, basic bike maintenance, curriculum ideas, coalition building, fund raising tips, and more. This course requires participants to ride their bicycles. If you have questions about the course, please contact either Vicki Miller at (804) 938-4330 or vbm01@comcast.net. Enrollment is limited and you must bring a working bicycle and helmet. The course will begin Sunday, July 15th at 10:00 am.Curriculum and Administrative Guide for Driver Education
in Virginia train-the-trainer workshop for lead teachers and program supervisors will be offered Sunday, July 15th beginning at 1 pm.Graduate & Undergraduate Classes
Assessment & Instructional Strategies in Adapted Physical Education
KIN 680, section 6201, 3 credits
Dr. Tom Moran, James Madison University
This course is designed to give participants an in-depth look at how assessment drives instruction, even for students with disabilities. Participants will learn, use, as well as develop appropriate assessment tools that will help them meet the needs of students with disabilities in general physical education. Participants will receive hands-on experience implementing various instructional strategies that allow all students to be successful, regardless of ability or disability.
If interested email Dr. Moran at morante@jmu.edu, by June 1, 2012 to reserve your spot and receive registration instructions. Enrollment is limited and pre-registration for the course and institute is required. The course will begin on Sunday, July 15th at 10:00 am and meet at various times throughout the institute. The course cost for in-state is $1251 and out-of-state is $3186.
Physiological Importance of Physical Education
KIN 680, section 6202, 3 credits
Dr. Judith A. Flohr, James Madison University
This course is designed to assist teachers explore and understand the role that physical education plays in their students’ physiological health. The physiological changes that occur during acute bouts of exercise and chronic physical training will be addressed. In addition, the course will highlight various conditions (e.g. obesity, asthma and diabetes) in relation to physical education curriculum, methods and class design.
If interested email Dr. Flohr at flohrja@jmu.edu, by June 1, 2012 to reserve your spot and receive registration instructions. Enrollment is limited and pre-registration for the course and institute is required. The course will begin on Sunday, July 15th at 10:00 am and meet at various times throughout the institute. The course cost for in-state is $1251 and out-of-state is $3186.
Technology in Health and Physical Education
KIN 511, 3 credits
Dr. Susan Nye, James Madison University
This class is designed to provide teachers with the skills and knowledge to integrate technology into developmentally appropriate physical education and health lessons. The class will identify the theories, principles, and strategies for the integration of technology into physical education and health practice. Students will learn and practice with several technology resources (i.e. pedometers, HRMs, IPod touch, Digital Cameras, and Microsoft PowerPoint and Publisher).
If interested email Dr. Nye at nyesb@jmu.edu, by June 1, 2012 to reserve your spot and to receive registration instructions. Enrollment is limited and pre-registration for the course and institute is required. The course will begin on Sunday, July 15th at 10:00 am and meet at various times throughout the institute. The course cost for in-state is $1251 and out-of-state is $3186.
Topical Seminar: Developing Health Education Curriculum
HEMS 691.C90, 3 credits
Misti R Wajciechowski, VCU
This course has been designed to enhance teacher’s knowledge by applying previously acquired professional experience to curriculum design and instruction in multiple settings. Students will learn pedagogical skills including the use of a variety of teaching styles, the development of lesson plans and unit plans, the assessment of student knowledge and skill acquisition, and the use of classroom management skills. In addition, students will gain insight into the development of a health education curriculum as influenced by philosophies, models, issues, and trends. Middle and high school levels are included in discussion.
If interested, please email Misty Wajciechowski at Misti_Wajciechowski@ccpsnet.net to reserve your spot and receive registration instructions. The course will begin on Sunday, July 15th at 10:00 am and meet at various times throughout the institute. The course cost for in-state is $954 and out-of-state is $2,562.
Topics in Physical Education: Instructional Principles of Online Health & Physical Education, Secondary Education
PED 195.01DL,3 credits
Mark Brandenburger, JSRCC
This course is designed to present curriculum design and instructional methods for high school Online Health & Physical Education courses. Participants will use and develop online lessons that meet the needs of their school division. Participants will receive practical experiences implementing various instructional strategies that allow secondary students and teachers to be successful.
If interested email Mark Brandenburger at MBrandenburger@Reynolds.edu, prior to June 1, 2012 to reserve your spot and receive registration instructions. Enrollment is limited and pre-registration for the course and institute is required. The course will begin on Sunday, July 15th at 10:00 am and meet at various times throughout the institute.
