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Master of Arts in Teaching Health and Physical Education

Major: HPE
Degree Awarded: MAT
Unit: GE
Program Webpage: http://louisville.edu/education/degrees/mat-hpe.html


Program Information

The Master of Arts in Teaching Health and Physical Education degree provides Kentucky certification in grades P-12.



Curriculum


Initial Assessment: Admission to Teacher Education.  Minimum GPA 2.75, GRE 800 (V+Q), three letters of recommendation, professional statement, bachelor’s degree with major in Physical Education and concentration in School Health (or equivalent course work), C or higher in English 102 and oral communication, Completion of prerequisite courses: ECPY 507 and EDTP 501. 

HSS 605   Teaching and Learning for Elementary Physical Education6
HSS 606   Teaching and Learning for Secondary Physical Education6
HSS 609   Methods in Practical Living:  Health 6

 

Mid-point assessment:  Prior to Student Teaching: All content methods classes listed above passed with a cumulative 3.0 GPA; Positive recommendation from the Health and Physical Education Program Committee (includes assessment and mid-point portfolio).

HSS 611   Seminar in Student Teaching in Health and Physical Education3
HSS 612   Student Teaching in Health Physical Education I *6
HSS 613   Student Teaching in Health Physical Education II *6
Minimum total hours36

 

*These courses are the exit requirements for this program.  Includes Teacher Certification in P-12 Health and Physical Education

Certification Assessment: After Student Teaching: Satisfactory dispositions assessment; All certification course work completed with 2.5 cumulative GPA; 2.5 cumulative GPA in content course requirements; 2.0 GPA or higher in each student teaching; Satisfactory certification portfolio; Passing scores on PRAXIS content and PLT exams; Positive recommendation from Health and Physical Education Program Committee.

HSS 614   Action Research Project *3

 

Degree Assessment: Satisfactory dispositions assessment; All program course work with 3.0 cumulative gpa (and no more than a total of two “C’s” in degree courses); satisfactory degree portfolio.



Departmental Faculty


Patricia Benson
Instructor
Gary Bernstein
Instructor
Adrienne Bratcher
Instructor
David Britt
Professor
Stefanie C. Burnett
Instructor
Richard A. Fee
Professor
Dolph Martel Denny, M.D.    
Professor
Chris Greenwell    
Associate Professor
Marion Hambrick
Assistant Professor
Saori Hanaki-Martin    
Instructor
Meg Hancock    
Instructor
Mary A. Hums  
Professor
Pat Keiffner    
Instructor
Kristi King    
Assistant Professor
Cheryl A. Kolander    
Professor
Alexis Lyras    
Assistant Professor
Barbara Mercer    
Instructor
Anita M. Moorman    
Professor, Interim Co-Chair
Carol S. O'Neal    
Associate Professor
Jessica Schilero    
Instructor
Betty Straub    
Instructor and Director of Research for the Center for Health Promotion
Ann Swank  
Professor, Interim Co-Chair
Daniela Terson de Paleville    
Instructor
Carla Vidoni    
Assistant Professor
Bill Weinberg    
Professor, Dept. Vice Chair


Contact Information

Health and Physical Education - MAT

Education Advising Center
(502) 852-5597
 

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