Physical Education Pedagogy - Adapted Physical Education

Primary Responsibilities:

Primary responsibilities must be associated with teaching and/or research.  The fellow must be engaged and working with the faculty member to assist in lab or classroom instruction.  Duties may include any of the following:

• Primary or secondary responsibility for classroom or laboratory instruction.
• Responsibility for tutoring or assisting students who need additional help or resources.
• Responsibility for grading quizzes/tests/ or course assignments.
• Responsibility for creating instructional materials for the course; including the development or rubrics.
• Assist with students at the public school who may need extra assistance while undergraduates teach.
• Grade reflections, class assignments and lesson plans/reflections per lab day. Lesson plans are extensive and take approximately 30-45+ minutes to grade.
• Field questions and emails regarding class material, lab, etc.
• Manage student Google Drive accounts as well as all folders in the account
• ​Provide feedback to lab students during their teaching experiences out at

the school.

• ​Meet with students regarding teaching strategies, concerns and questions they

may have.

• ​Pick up and drive van with students to schools
• Observe and provide feedback to students teaching lessons

Secondary Responsibilities: 

Secondary responsibilities can include administrative tasks.  However these tasks cannot constitute the majority of the responsibilities of the fellow (generally not to exceed 35 or 40 percent).  Duties can include:

• Administrative responsibilities associated with recruitment of students;
• Administrative responsibilities associated with preparing to take students out into community settings.
• Assisting the faculty member with doing administrative duties associated with research, such as data entry. 
• Other office management tasks, such as copying, filing, etc.

Assist in development and create new grading sheets as well as descriptions of assignments for ​the students.

​Assist in developing content for lecture and lab; gather materials, set up and

co-teach or facilitate activities within the class period.