KIN 108 - Topics: Adaptive Physical Activity (1)

This is a movement education course that provides an understanding of nature, behavioral characteristics, motor limitations, philosophy, and application of physical activities (team, dual, and individual activities) for persons with special needs and disabilities. Emphasis is placed on focusing on abilities while designing appropriate and meaningful individualized programs and activities needed for functioning in an integrated, segregated, community or home environment. This course is taught in adherence to the Adapted Physical Education National Standards (APENS) of Specialized Knowledge. The course will provide a partial preparation for a Class A Volunteer training for the Special Olympics.
(Intercultural Literacy Intensive)