Upon completion of a health/physical education degree, students can obtain their license to teach grades P-12. Health and Physical Education teachers provide experiences that enable students to be physically educated persons who have learned skills necessary to perform a variety of physical activities, are physically fit, participate regularly in physical activity, know implications of and benefits from involvement in physical activities, and value physical activity and its contributions to a healthy lifestyle. They also promote health literacy by enabling students to comprehend concepts related to health promotion and disease prevention, access valid health information and health promoting products and services, practice health-enhancing behaviors and reduce health risks, analyze the influence of culture and other factors on health, use interpersonal communication skills to enhance health, use goal setting and decision making skills to enhance health, and advocate for personal, family, and community health. Teacher preparation involves early and continuous field and classroom experiences designed to develop knowledge related to health and physical education content and skills in using teaching strategies. Teaching majors are also provided with classroom and field experiences related to growth and development, communication, management and motivation, diverse learners, assessment, reflection, and collaboration with others.

Physical Education Teaching Degree Requirement Sheet - Fall 2012
Physical Education Teaching Four Year Plan - Fall 2012

Health & Safety Teaching Degree Requirement Sheet - Fall 2012
Health & Safety Teaching Four Year Plan - Fall 2012

Health/Physical Education Degree Requirement Sheet - Fall 2013
Health/Physical Education Four Year Plan - Fall 2013