Grade ToCollege Senior
Table Of ContentChapter 1. Introduction to Outdoor Pursuits Jeff Steffen and Jim Stiehl Outdoor Pursuits Defined Benefits of Outdoor Pursuits Why So Much Inactivity? Support by the National Association for Sport and Physical Education What to Expect From This Book Shared Topics Conclusion References Chapter 2. Overnight Hiking Dan Chase Equipment Overnight Hike Planning Basic Skills and Techniques Safety Considerations Environmental Considerations Conclusion Recommended Web Sites Chapter 3. Bouldering Kristen Csiacsek Equipment Rock Features Basic Skills and Techniques Safety Considerations Environmental Considerations Conclusion Recommended Readings Chapter 4. Rock Climbing Ryan Hammes and Ryan Olson Equipment Rock Features Skills and Techniques Safety Considerations Conclusion Recommended Readings Recommended Web Sites Chapter 5. Caving Steve Eggerichs How Caves Are Formed Cave Decorations and Features Equipment Basic Caving Techniques Planning a Trip Conclusion References Recommended Web Sites Chapter 6. Canoeing Mark Zmudy Equipment Canoe Basics and Rescues Paddles and Strokes Forward Travel and Turning Reverse Travel Stroke Combinations: Putting It All Together Safety Conclusion References Recommended Readings Chapter 7. Coastal Kayaking Mike Odberg Instructional Environment Equipment Basic Skills and Techniques Paddle Strokes Bracing Rescues Enhancements and Advancements Safety Considerations Conclusion Recommended Web Sites Chapter 8. Orienteering and Geocaching Dan Chase, Jeff Steffen, and Jim Stiehl Introduction to Orienteering Equipment Basic Skills and Techniques Designing a Course Conclusion Introduction to Geocaching Equipment Basic Skills and Techniques Safety Considerations Conclusion References Chapter 9. Mountain Biking Jeff McNamee and Stacy Birdsall Claus Evolution as a Sport Benefits of Mountain Biking Equipment Basic Skills and Techniques Sustainable Trail Use and Trail Ethics Safety Considerations Conclusion Recommended Readings Recommended Web Sites Chapter 10. Cycling Gay Timken and Amy Lutz Cycling Terminology Equipment Bike Fit Basic Skills and Techniques Safety Conclusion References Recommended Web Sites Recommended Readings Chapter 11. Snowshoeing John Saunders Equipment Basic Skills and Techniques Safety Considerations Environmental and Ethical Considerations Conclusion References Recommended Readings Recommended Web Sites Recommended Resource Chapter 12. Basic Nordic Walking Malin Svensson History Benefits Equipment Basic Skills and Techniques Safety Considerations References Recommended Resources Chapter 13. Useful KnotsKnot Tying Tim Taylor Benefits of Teaching Knot Tying Introduction to Knots Knot Terminology About Teaching Knots Five Things to Remember About Knots References Recommended Web Sites Recommended Readings
SynopsisDo you want to help your middle and high school students become more resilient and patient, acquire new skills, and sharpen their problem-solving abilities while feeling competent and good about themselves? If you do, then Teaching Lifetime Outdoor Pursuits is the ideal tool for you. Editors Jeff Steffen and Jim Stiehl are nationally known physical educators with extensive experience in outdoor education teaching and teacher training. They brought together some of the nation's foremost experts in specific outdoor pursuits--such as bouldering, caving, rock climbing, and orienteering--to craft a book designed for physical educators who either have outdoor programs or who want to use outdoor activities in their traditional PE programs. The 12 topics included in Teaching Lifetime Outdoor Pursuits represent the outdoor pursuits that show the greatest growth in traditional PE programs. With each pursuit, students can challenge themselves and spend time outside of the customary classroom context while sharing an adventure with their teachers that can create a profoundly different student-teacher relationship. Teaching Lifetime Outdoor Pursuits is a comprehensive resource whose ideas and content can be incorporated into a traditional PE program regardless of geographic location. The activities for each pursuit align with NASPE content standards. For each pursuit, you are given detailed information on equipment needed, basic skills and techniques required, teaching strategies, safety considerations, and additional resources. In addition, Teaching Lifetime Outdoor Pursuits offers * clear instruction on what to teach, how to teach it, and how to assess student learning; * an attached CD-ROM that supplies objectives, sample lessons, sample assessments, and universal programming ideas for each outdoor pursuit presented in the book; and * information to help you advocate for adding outdoor activities to your program. This authoritative resource will help you "leave no child inside" as you teach pursuits that not only get kids outside now but also help them develop a lifetime habit of outdoor enjoyment., Do you want to help your middle and high school students become more resilient and patient, acquire new skills, and sharpen their problem-solving abilities while feeling competent and good about themselves? If you do, then Teaching Lifetime Outdoor Pursuits is the ideal tool for you. Editors Jeff Steffen and Jim Stiehl are nationally known physical educators with extensive experience in outdoor education teaching and teacher training. They brought together some of the nation's foremost experts in specific outdoor pursuits--such as bouldering, caving, rock climbing, and orienteering--to craft a book designed for physical educators who either have outdoor programs or who want to use outdoor activities in their traditional PE programs. The 12 topics included in Teaching Lifetime Outdoor Pursuits represent the outdoor pursuits that show the greatest growth in traditional PE programs. With each pursuit, students can challenge themselves and spend time outside of the customary classroom context while sharing an adventure with their teachers that can create a profoundly different student-teacher relationship. Teaching Lifetime Outdoor Pursuits is a comprehensive resource whose ideas and content can be incorporated into a traditional PE program regardless of geographic location. The activities for each pursuit align with NASPE content standards. For each pursuit, you are given detailed information on equipment needed, basic skills and techniques required, teaching strategies, safety considerations, and additional resources. In addition, Teaching Lifetime Outdoor Pursuits offers - clear instruction on what to teach, how to teach it, and how to assess student learning; - an attached CD-ROM that supplies objectives, sample lessons, sample assessments, and universal programming ideas for each outdoor pursuit presented in the book; and - information to help you advocate for adding outdoor activities to your program. This authoritative resource will help you "leave no child inside" as you teach pursuits that not only get kids outside now but also help them develop a lifetime habit of outdoor enjoyment., Teaching Lifetime Outdoor Pursuits presents 12 outdoor pursuits you can incorporate in your outdoor program or traditional PE program. The activities are aligned with NASPE standards and presented by experts who provide instruction on content, delivery, and assessment. The CD-ROM has objectives, sample lessons, sample assessments, and programming ideas.
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