Which strategy is likely to be the most practical and effective in advocating for and promoting PE programs?

using media to communicate about fitness activities and benefits

After noting the sign of heat exhaustion in a student, which steps should the teacher take in treating the condition?

give the student sips of water or a sports drink

Which strategy would be helpful in addressing students failing to leap onto their non-kicking foot before a kick?

place two spots and instruct students to step on one and leap on the other

In CPR, the key objective of rescue breathing and chest compressions is to:

oxygenate and circulate the blood in a victim whose heart stopped beating

PE assessment strategies are likely to be effective when careful planning is done to ensure that assessments:

are aligned with student outcomes and instructional frameworks

Which is a significant advantage of using formative assessment strategies?

they provide teachers with feedback about student progress

Which teaching practice is likely to protect a PE teacher from potential charges of negligence in the event of injury?

providing students with DAP instruction based on skills

Which practice is likely to be essential for the smooth functioning of elementary PE classes?

preparing the activity space and having necessary equipment on hand

Which is a primary advantage of using commercially prepared task cards when teaching PE skills to students?

students can refer to cards as needed for written cues and visual images

In a gym, which condition is most likely to pose the greatest risk of injury during basketball games?

a narrow safety zone between an end line and a gym wall

When using standardized, norm-references assessment software to assess PE students, it is important to ensure that:

the demographics of the norm group are similar to those being tested

Which assessment strategies would be appropriate for assessing student progress in mastering a new motor task?

conducting observations in performance of the task

During a throwing activity, a teacher says to take a longer step at the target. This is an appropriate cue because it:

combines positive specific feedback with encouragement

Which is considered an unethical practice according to professional codes of conduct for physical educators?

using a PE assessment tool for a purpose which it was not designed

Which practice is most important to use in conference discussions with parents about the performance of PE students?

addressing student strengths in addition to areas needing improvement

Which procedure is most important in ensuring that a PE facility remains free of safety hazards?

making sure that safety inspections occur and concerns are addressed

The collaboration between PE programs and wellness technology maximizes the effectiveness of the program by:

providing students and teachers with immediate access to data

The internet is likely to be most useful to PE students for which research purpose?

locating appropriate resources for physical and nutritional needs

Playing "Simon Says" with kindergarten allows teachers to evaluate students' ability to follow directions and to:

demonstrate body awareness concepts

Which describes the core equity issues that are most important for PE teachers to consider when designing instruction?

gender, individual differences in skill level, & cultural relevance

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1
Which strategy is likely to be the most practical and effective in advocating for and promoting PE programs?
devoting equal amounts of PE time and resources to develop cognitive skills
using media to communicate about fitness activities and benefits
encouraging other teachers to integrate motor learning into instruction
assisting admin in locating and accessing inexpensive fitness resources
2
After noting the sign of heat exhaustion in a student, which steps should the teacher take in treating the condition?
cover the student with a light blanket and elevate his/her feet
cool the student's skin with isopropyl alcohol
give the student sips of water or a sports drink
have the student swallow a few salt tablets with water
3
Which strategy would be helpful in addressing students failing to leap onto their non-kicking foot before a kick?
place two spots and instruct students to step on one and leap on the other
put powder on the part of balls and ask students where they made contact
place a cone in front of each student's dominant side
have students concentrate on a design element on the balls
4
In CPR, the key objective of rescue breathing and chest compressions is to:
shock the heart of a victim of cardiac arrest so normal rhythm is resumed
oxygenate and circulate the blood in a victim whose heart stopped beating
clear a foreign-body obstruction in the airway of an unconscious victim
provide artificial ventilation for a victim who is in severe distress
5
PE assessment strategies are likely to be effective when careful planning is done to ensure that assessments:
achieve an equal balance between informal and formal instruments
are aligned with student outcomes and instructional frameworks
utilize consistent directions and testing conditions
are presented in written formats that are familiar to students
6
Which is a significant advantage of using formative assessment strategies?
they provide teachers with feedback about student progress
they provide documentation to admin related to program effectiveness
they allow comparisons between individual students and groups
they provide standardized data that capture learning outcomes
7
Which teaching practice is likely to protect a PE teacher from potential charges of negligence in the event of injury?
allowing students to sit out during any activity where they feel anxious
providing students with DAP instruction based on skills
limiting feedback related to student performance to positive feedback
ensuring that demonstrations of skills are perfectly executed
8
Which practice is likely to be essential for the smooth functioning of elementary PE classes?
preparing the activity space and having necessary equipment on hand
establishing and announcing to students time goals for each lesson activity
ensuring that there is a procedure in place for dealing with interruptions
assigning students into teams or squads that remain intact over the term
9
Which is a primary advantage of using commercially prepared task cards when teaching PE skills to students?
the cards can be quickly adapted for use as assessment rubrics
the info on the cards can be easily revised or rearranged to address skills
teachers can be assured that students will demonstrate consistency
students can refer to cards as needed for written cues and visual images
10
In a gym, which condition is most likely to pose the greatest risk of injury during basketball games?
a narrow safety zone between an end line and a gym wall
a pile of mats in one corner of the gym outside the end and baseline
an emergency telephone mounted to the wall just beyond the baseline
a nonfunctioning overhead fluorescent light at mid-court
11
When using standardized, norm-references assessment software to assess PE students, it is important to ensure that:
test administration procedures are flexible
test items correspond to specific levels of the psychomotor taxonomy
the testing instrument employs a standard multiple-choice format
the demographics of the norm group are similar to those being tested
12
Which assessment strategies would be appropriate for assessing student progress in mastering a new motor task?
evaluating the student's technique by interviewing how he/she feels
assign the student a writing task to check whether he/she can describe it
determining whether the student has progressed from the cognitive stage
conducting observations in performance of the task
13
During a throwing activity, a teacher says to take a longer step at the target. This is an appropriate cue because it:
avoids the use of PE jargon and motor learning terms
challenges the student to go beyond what the student likely perceives
combines positive specific feedback with encouragement
defines the motor task in visual terms for the student
14
Which is considered an unethical practice according to professional codes of conduct for physical educators?
using a PE assessment tool for a purpose which it was not designed
using informal assessment data to revise instruction
discussing health-related implications of BMI with parent/guardian
presenting group fitness test results to illustrate the need for resources
15
Which practice is most important to use in conference discussions with parents about the performance of PE students?
assuring parents that all PE instruction is developmentally appropriate
describing the assessment tools and techniques used to evaluate performance
addressing student strengths in addition to areas needing improvement
asking parents whether if child's progress in PE meets their expectations
16
Which procedure is most important in ensuring that a PE facility remains free of safety hazards?
documenting safety concerns and sending them to admin
making sure that safety inspections occur and concerns are addressed
comparing PE procedures to occupational safety standards
networking with PE teachers and discussing common safety issues
17
The collaboration between PE programs and wellness technology maximizes the effectiveness of the program by:
providing parents with immediate access to fitness account data
establishing a network where teachers can communicate with staff/students
providing students and teachers with immediate access to data
eliminating the need for teachers to use forms of wellness assessment tools
18
The internet is likely to be most useful to PE students for which research purpose?
estimating the number of universal games that exist in various countries
finding info on manufacturers of various fitness products and equipment
comparing the advantages and disadvantages of physical fitness regiments
locating appropriate resources for physical and nutritional needs
19
Playing "Simon Says" with kindergarten allows teachers to evaluate students' ability to follow directions and to:
demonstrate body awareness concepts
distinguish among locomotor skills
use effective balancing skills
differentiate personal from general space
20
Which describes the core equity issues that are most important for PE teachers to consider when designing instruction?
authentic outcomes and alignment between instructional goals and assessment
gender, individual differences in skill level, & cultural relevance
NASPE content standards and definitions of a physically educated individual
prevailing values and economic forces in the sport and leisure industries

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