Catalog, 1958-1959 - Hoover Library

1958 Courses of Instruction-Physical Education
H!J. TEAM SPORTS FOR WOMEN.
The theory and practice of teaching hockey and basketball;
analysis of techniques, rules, and methods of instruction for both
skilled and unskilled groups.
Three periods a week. Credit, two semester hours.
!J44. T"~.'M SPORTS FOR 'WOMEN.
The theory and practice of teaching volleyball, softball, and
speedball. Special emphasis is placed upon conducting the
Maryland state program of physical education.
Three periods a week. Credit, two semester hours.
346. THE TEACHING OF PHYSTCAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEN,
Analysis of the physical education program in the secondary
Sd1001; selection of activity, study of teaching methods and rnaterials;
program planning, time allotment, class organization and
evaluation.
Three periods a week. Credit, two semester hours,
403, ADMINISTRATlON OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
The problems of administering a physical education prl>'
gt'am: interscholastic and intramural athletics, purchase and care
of equipment, budget and financing, and public relations.
Three periods a week, Credit. three semester hours.
404. PHYSlOl.oGY OF ACTIVITY.
The mechanics of different activities; physiological effects
of exercises; developmental problems, Prerequisite, Biology 315,
Two periods a uieek, Credit, two semester hours.
Note: Students qualifying for the high school teacher's certificate
should take the course in their junior year.
407. PROBLEMS OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
The development of a practical program of physical education
using the problem approach to the selection of activities
that will provide [or biological needs. social development, and
character training. Data accumulated through the cooperative
survey of secondary schools form the basis of the course,
Two periods a week, Credit, two semester hours.