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Active Living 11

Active Living 11 Course Overview

Big Ideas

Physical activity is an important part of overall health and well-being.


Finding enjoyable recreational activities can motivate people to participate more regularly in physical activity.


Safety and injury prevention practices allow lifelong participation in physical activities.

From:  https://curriculum.gov.bc.ca/curriculum/physical-health-education/11/active-living 

Introduction

This is an ongoing year long course without boundaries like at any regular school. By this I mean you can register anytime during the year (including summertime) and you have a year to complete the course although it should never take that long. It follows the 4 main concepts called core competencies that the Ministry of Education has put forward for the new curriculum and these are the 4 units of the course. Once you register you will have partial access to the course which will be enough information for you to complete the first assignment called the Start-Up Assignment. Once this is marked, you will be activated and have full access to the course so you can complete all four units entirely online.

Where does this course fit?

  • Prerequisites: Completion of Physical and Health Education 10.
  • Graduation Status:  Elective for graduation
  • Please note, you will not receive a credit for this course without completing the Physical Activity Log according to all the specified requirements.

Course Materials

  • All materials are provided online.

Brief Outline

Unit

Description

1.  Participation

  • 5 theory sections
  • 5 assignments
  • One of the assignments is a PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LOG of 40 days of physical activity (minimum 60 minutes each day)

2.  Health and Well-Being

  • 5 theory sections
  • 5 assignments

3.  Safety

  • 5 theory sections
  • 4 quizzes
  • 1 assignment

Assessment Percentage Breakdown

Assessment Type

Percentage of Course

Start-Up Assignment

5%

Activity Log

25%

Unit 1 Assignments

15%

Unit 2 Assignments

20%

Unit 3 Assignments and Quiz

15%

Final Exam

20%

You have up to a year to complete your course. 

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