Catalog, 1958-1959 - Hoover Library

Western Maryland College 1957
305. HEALTH EVUCATION.
The principles, methods, and materials for instruction in
health in the secondary schools; correlation of health teaching
with the sciences, home economics, and physical education.
Two periods a week. Credit, two semester hours.
306. SCHOOL HEALTH PROBLEMS.
The organi7.ation of health education to permit the efficient
conduct of the health examination, the follow-up and correction
of defects, the control of communicable diseases; the hygiene of
environment; normal growth and development; mental hygiene.
Two periods a week. Credit, two semester hours.
308. AOAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
Organization of adapted and recreative programs for atypi
and handicapped children. General and special corrective
cal
movements, techniques of appraisal and correction postural of
deviations and foot disabilities are considered.
Two rerirJds a meek. Credit, two semester hours.
Alternates with Physical Education 210. Not offered in 1958-
1959·
341. SPORTS FOR MEN.
The theory and practice of coaching high school football
and soccer; the teaching of fundamentals, team play, psychology
of coaching. and care of injuries.
In Physical Education 341 and 342, an additional hour credit
is allowed for those students who are selected by the instructor
for extensive field work. in the Carroll County school system.
Three periods a week. Credit, two or three semester hours.
note to Physical Education 342.)
(See
342. SPORTS FOR MEN.
The theory and practice of coaching basketball, baseball,
(rack; officiating in these sports, with practical experience in
and
the public schools; co-operation with county school authorities
in conducting track and field meets and tournaments. See explanation
under Physical Education 341.
Three penods a week. Credit, rwo or three semester hours.
Note: Students electing Physical Education 341 or 342 must
individual skills developed through at least one season on
have
a varsity squad or the equivalent.
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