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Kinesiology Major Progression

Criteria for degree progression and completion are printed in the university catalog. Normal progression and sequencing is recommended by the academic advisor. This is an example of a four-year plan for the major.

Education courses for Track I progression are provided and highlighted in red.

Freshman

Fall Term Jan Term Spring Term
AT 270: Emergency Response  

AT 270: (if not already completed)



Sophomore

Fall Term Jan Term Spring Term
HS 220: Human Anatomy and Physiology I KIN 330: Adaptive PE HS 221: Human Anatomy and Physiology II
KIN 345: Elementary PE and Health Education


  KIN 351: Curriculum and methods, secondary health, fitness and PE

ED 201: Educational Pshychology

ED 202: Exploring Teaching

ED 203: Exploring Teaching Field Experience
 

ED 201: (if not already completed)

ED 202: (if not already completed)

ED 203: (if not already completed)


Junior

Fall Term Jan Term Spring Term
KIN 322: Philosophical and Psychological Aspects of Coaching (may be substituted for KIN 370)

HS 320: Structural and Mechanical Kinesiology
KIN 370: Sports Psychology (may be substituted for KIN 322) HS 320: Structural and Mechanical Kinesiology
(if not already completed)
HS 326: Exercise Physiology    
HS 362: Personal Health
or HS 361: Community Health
  HS 361: Community Health
or HS 362: Personal Health
KIN 390: Internship (Track II) KIN 390: Internship (Track II) KIN 390: Internship
(Track II)

EDU 320: Exceptional Learners (possibly spring soph yr/offered during the summer if needed)

EDU 350 & 351: Methods of Teaching in Middle/High School and Field Experience
 

EDU 321: (Intervention for Motivation and Behavior)

EDU 350 & 351 (if not already completed)


Senior

Fall Term Jan Term Spring Term
KIN 400: Tests and Measures   HS 433: Principles of Conditioning and Nutrition
KIN 420: Administration and Legal Aspects of Health, Fitness and PE   KIN 465: Motor Learning
    KIN 498: Senior Seminar
KIN 490: Internship
(Track II)
KIN 490: Internship (Track II) KIN 490: Internship (Track II)

EDU 366: Teaching English Language Learners (concurrent with 367)

EDU 367:Introduction to Intercultural Education (concurrent with 368)
EDU 368: Field Immersion in Intercultural Education

EDU 4xx: (Subject matter methods)

EDU 401w: (Democracy, Leadership and Schooling)

EDU 458: Reading and Writing in the Content Area

*For further information about internships (KIN 390 and 490) consult with your advisor.
**Fifth year (single semester) would be consumed by taking the following:
EDU 475, 476, 477, 478, 479 or 498 (15 credits)

 



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