of University Hawaii at Mnoa College of Education
Bachelor of Education in Secondary Education Core Requirements
Admissions Criteria
(See an academic advisor for more detailed information) Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75 from all post-secondary institutions Minimum GPA of 2.75 in academic major 55 transferable credits Completion of College of Education (COE) core requirements Applicants who have completed an articulated A.A. degree from a UH Community College are considered to have met the COE Pre-Ed core with possible exceptions (see an academic advisor) PPST/C-PPST (passing scores) Minimum of 40 hours of field experiences Personal admissions interview
Health and Physical Education (622) Social Science (DS) Courses Taken (2 courses 6 credits) FAMR 230 FAMR 230 ONE APPROVED COURSE CHOOSE ANOTHER DEPT. AND SELECT A COURSE FROM THE DEPT. (see UHM Catalog or Gen. Ed. website for list of courses*)
UH-Mnoa Graduation Requirements
See current UH-Mnoa catalog for more information. Hawaiian, Asian & Pacific Issues (H) Course Taken (1 course - 3 credits) ONE APPROVED COURSE (see current Schedule of Classes or Gen. Ed. website for list of courses*)
Foundations Requirements: 12 credits
(See the back of this sheet for specific program requirements.) Written Communication (FW) Course Taken (1 course 3 credits) ONE APPROVED COURSE (see UHM Catalog or Gen. Ed. website for list of courses*)
Contemporary Ethical Issues (E) Course Taken (1 course - 3 credits) ONE APPROVED COURSE (see current Schedule of Classes or Gen. Ed. website for list of courses*)
Oral Communication (O) Course Taken (1 course - 3 credits) ONE APPROVED COURSE (see current Schedule of Classes or Gen. Ed. website for list of courses*)
Symbolic Reasoning (FS) Course Taken (1 course 3 credits) ONE APPROVED COURSE (see UHM Catalog or Gen. Ed. website for list of courses*)
Global & Multicultural Perspectives (FG) (2 courses 6 credits) Courses Taken TWO APPROVED COURSES FROM TWO DIFFERENT GROUPS (see UHM Catalog or Gen. Ed. website for list of courses*)
Hawaiian or Second Language Requirement (HSL) Effective Fall 2003, the Hawaiian or Second Language Requirement is not required for students admitted to the College of Education. However, please note that students are still required to meet the minimum number of credits for the B.Ed. (124 credits).
Diversification Requirements: 19 credits
Arts, Humanities & Literatures (2 courses - 6 credits) CHOOSE TWO GROUPS AND SELECT Courses Taken ONE COURSE FROM EACH AREA Group 1 - Arts (DA) Group 2 - Humanities (DH) Group 3 - Literatures (DL) (see UHM Catalog or Gen. Ed. website for list of courses*)
Writing Intensive Courses (W) Five courses, including two numbered 300 and above (some of these may be taken from the COE) (see current Schedule of Classes or Gen. Ed. website for list of courses*)
Courses Taken
* website: www.hawaii.edu/gened/
Natural Science (2 courses - 6 credits) Courses Taken Biological Science: (DB) PHYL 141 PHYL 141 Physical Science: (DP) PHYS 100 or PHYS 151 or PHYS 152 or PHYS 170 (see UHM Catalog or Gen. Ed. website for list of courses*)
Physical Education Major Pre-Requisites
Additional Natural Sciences required Biological Science: PHYL 142 Course Taken PHYL 142
Lab Requirement: Course Taken (1 lab - 1 credit) PHYL 141L PHYL 141L (DY) (see UHM Catalog or Gen. Ed. website for list of courses*)
Courses Taken PHYL 142L Lab Requirement: PHYL 142L PHYS 100L or PHYS 151L or PHYS 152L or PHYS 170L
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KLS Program
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University of Hawai`i at Manoa College of Education Department of Kinesiology and Leisure Science Bachelor of Education Degree Health & Physical Education Teacher Education The Department of Kinesiology and Leisure Science (KLS) in the College of Education offers a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) degree program accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) and National Association for Sport and Physical Education (NASPE). A professional preparation curriculum is provided for students who wish to teach physical education in grades K 12 and health education in grades 6-12. This program prepares professionals who are concerned with the acquisition and transmission of knowledge that contributes to the growth, development, health, fitness and wellness, and lifelong physical activity and motor performance of all individuals. Students interested in the B.Ed. program in physical education and health education must meet the admission requirements of the College of Education. These include completion of the University of Hawai`is General Education core and KLS core courses (KLS 181, 182, 203, & 270) which serve as prerequisites to this program of study. Additionally, a minimum GPA of 2.75, at least 40 hours of documented experience with children in various settings, successful completion of the PRAXIS I exam, and an interview are required. Students should apply for acceptance into the College after completing the General Education core and during the second semester of taking KLS core courses. The PRAXIS II components required for licensure in Hawai`i must be taken prior to the teaching residencies (elementary and secondary). Departmental advising is strongly recommended as soon as students have decided on teaching as an area of emphasis. Both physical education and health education comprise this program of study; one area cannot be chosen over the other. Students must have a genuine desire to work with children and youth, and demonstrate appropriate dispositions relative to Character, Work Ethic, and Respect. The who student majors in this program of study must demonstrate competence in motor skills and comprehensive knowledge relative to content in health and physical education as well as effective teaching strategies, National and state standards, diversity issues, assessment, and accountability. For further information or advising, please contact:
Julienne K. Maeda, PhD. Physical Education Coordinator [phone] [e-mail]
Nathan M. Murata, PhD. Department Chair, KLS [phone] [e-mail]
1337 Lower Campus Road (PE/A 231) Honolulu, Hawaii 96822 Department: [phone] // Fax: [phone] Web site: www.hawaii.edu/kls
Effective Spring 2009
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Crs. I. GENERAL EDUCATION (GE) CORE (University Requirements) Students should follow the University Core, as outlined in the University catalog. The KLS B.Ed. program requires students to take the classes listed below. These may also be used to meet GE core requirements. The following courses are also prerequisites for the Basic Science courses in KLS: PHYL 141/141L PHYL 142/142L PHYS 100/100L or 151/151L or 152/152L or PHYS 170/171L MATH 140 II. ACADEMIC MAJOR AND RELATED COURSES A. Sport Proficiency Requirement (6-credits) A minimum grade of B- is required for each course taken below. All physical education majors must take two Sport Proficiency courses (6-credits). (Pre-requisites for application to the College of Education) KLS 181 Sport Proficiency I KLS 182 Sport Proficiency II B. Basic Science (11-credits) A minimum grade of C- is required for each of the courses KLS 353 KLS 354/L KLS 463 Musculoskeletal Anatomy (Pre: PHYL 141/L, 142/L or concurrent) Exercise and Sport Physiology (Pre: PHYL 141/L, 142/L, & KLS 353 or concurrent) Sport Biomechanics (Pre: PHYS 100/L or consent, MATH 140, & KLS 353) 03 05 03 31
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C. Physical Education (27-credits) A minimum grade of B- is required for each of the courses KLS 203 KLS 323 KLS 334 KLS 371 KLS 372 KLS 443 KLS 474 KLS 477 Physical Education Foundations [W] (Pre-requisite for application to the College of Education) Music & Rhythm in Physical Education Movement Education II** (Pre: KLS 270 or Instructor consent) Teaching Techniques** (Pre: Admission to COE) Teaching Techniques** (Pre: Admission to COE) PE for Students with Disabilities** (Pre: Admission to COE) Tests & Measurements** (Pre: Admission to COE or instructor consent) Motor Development & Learning** [W] 03 03 04 03 03 04 03 04 Sp F Sp F F F Sp Sp
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D. Health Education (18-credits) A minimum grade of B- is required for each of the courses KLS 395 KLS 401 *KLS 471 KLS 480 KLS 484 KLS 485 Personal Health and Wellness Current Trends in Health Methods in Health Education K-12 [To be taken concurrently with KLS 404] Nutrition & Exercise in Sport Promoting A Drug-Free Lifestyle Teaching about Sexual Health & Responsibility 03 03 03 03 03 03 F/Sp/SS F Sp Sp/SS Sp F
E. Professional Electives (3-credits) A minimum grade of B- is required for any of the following courses KLS 205 KLS 384 KLS 434 SPED 485 Intro to Sports Medicine Drugs and Society Coaching and Officiating [W] Classroom Organization & Management 03 03 03 03 Sp/SS Sp/SS Sp/SS F/Sp
III. PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION CORE (14-credits) A minim...