Survey for Junior Secondary Level:KLA in Physical Education
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Self-Auditing Curriculum Checklist for Junior Secondary Level:KLA in Physical Education
(This self-auditing curriculum checklist is created according to the Physical Education-Key Learning Area Curriculum Guide (Primary 1-Secondary 3)。The
responsible teacher(s) can download this curriculum checklist for planning the NSS exemplars/tools from the website: www.edb.gov.hk/334.
(I)Please use the following chart to work on this Physical Education self-auditing curriculum checklist for your school.
Learning elements are taught through the following Remarks
If not
(Please use to indicate) (Please indicate if
covered,
Major delivery modes strategies/schemes such as
please
Class Co-curricular Others project learning, portfolio,
The elements provide
Strands Essential Learning Elements Learning activities (Please School Physical Fitness
are covered reason(s).
describe) Award Scheme, Schools
by the (e.g.,
Sports Programme, etc, are
curriculum insufficient
used when teaching the
time)
learning elements)
(1) 1. To acquire basic skills and
Motor and knowledge in at least eight
sports skills different physical activities from
not less than four areas
(Areas of Activities:athletics,
ball games, gymnastics,
swimming and aquatic sports,
dance, general physical fitness
activities, outdoor pursuits,
others)
(2) 2. To understand the definitions of
Health and “health” and “active and healthy
fitness lifestyle”
3. To understand the components of
health-related physical fitness
and to take part in relevant tests
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Learning elements are taught through the following Remarks
If not
(Please use to indicate) (Please indicate if
covered,
Major delivery modes strategies/schemes such as
please
Class Co-curricular Others project learning, portfolio,
The elements provide
Strands Essential Learning Elements Learning activities (Please School Physical Fitness
are covered reason(s).
describe) Award Scheme, Schools
by the (e.g.,
Sports Programme, etc, are
curriculum insufficient
used when teaching the
time)
learning elements)
(3) 4. To strengthen national identity
Sports– related
values and 5. To cultivate positive virtues:
attitudes responsibility, commitment,
respect for others, perseverance,
cooperation, caring, integrity
6. To practise sportsmanship: Fair
play, modesty, persistence, full
commitment to participation,
striving for improvement
7. To develop positive self-esteem
and self-confidence
(4) 8. To understand the causes,
Knowledge preventive measures and
and practice of treatment of common sports
safety injuries
(5) 9. To understand local or
Knowledge community sports delivery
of movement system and facilities
(6) 10. To appreciate the beauty of sports
Aesthetic
Sensitivity
The average number of lessons per week/cycle in school year of 2008-09 for S1
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Learning elements are taught through the following Remarks
If not
(Please use to indicate) (Please indicate if
covered,
Major delivery modes strategies/schemes such as
please
Class Co-curricular Others project learning, portfolio,
The elements provide
Strands Essential Learning Elements Learning activities (Please School Physical Fitness
are covered reason(s).
describe) Award Scheme, Schools
by the (e.g.,
Sports Programme, etc, are
curriculum insufficient
used when teaching the
time)
learning elements)
The average number of lessons per week/cycle in school year of 2008-09 for S2
The average number of lessons per week/cycle in school year of 2008-09 for S3
The average number of lessons in a week or a cycle in school year of 2008-09
Total number of Lessons: ________
* Please delete inappropriate part(s)
(II) Please recommend some possible solutions for those learning elements which are not “included”.
Learning Elements Which Are Not Included Possible Solutions
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