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KNPE 436 Advanced Placement in Disability and Physical Activity Units: 3.00
Students gain leadership experience in an exercise program for adults with a disability. Students develop an understanding of the operational considerations to run an adapted exercise program including the necessary human and financial resources, and the skills to develop, implement, and evaluate exercise opportunities for persons with a disability.
NOTE Students must hold valid First Aid/CPR certification and CPIC.
NOTE Field Placement Uniform: estimated cost $25.
NOTE Students must hold valid First Aid/CPR certification and CPIC.
NOTE Field Placement Uniform: estimated cost $25.
Learning Hours: 138 (18 Seminar, 84 Practicum, 12 Online Activity, 24 Private Study)
Requirements: Prerequisite Level 4 and or above and a minimum grade of a B on the practical assessment in KNPE 336. Registration in the Certificate in Disability and Physical Activity and permission of the Course Coordinator and the Undergraduate Chair in the School of Kinesiology and Health Studies is required.
Offering Faculty: Faculty of Arts and Science
Course Learning Outcomes:
- Conduct appropriate exercise programming and reassessments for persons with a disability in an online and/or community-based exercise program.
- Demonstrate appropriate behaviour and communication skills when interacting with persons with a disability in an online exercise setting and/or a community-based gym setting.
- Display appropriate leadership and communication skills when providing informational and tangible support to peers and persons living with a disability.