Instructor: Joseph E. Szczerba, Jr., Ph.D., ATC
Offices: E005 & Athletic Training Room
Phone: 654-2495 Extension 116
E-mail: joszczerba@salesianum.org
Office Hours: By appointment
Class Meeting Times: Section 01: A4, D3, & G2
Section 03: A6, C3, & F2
Section 05: A5, C2, & E6
Section 06: B2, D6, & F3
Section 08: B3, E2, & G1
Space Assignment: Gymnasium
Required Textbooks: None
Course Description:
The Physical Education 2 course emphasizes concepts taught
in Physical Education/Health during the freshman year. It provides an outlet
for sophomores to participate in sport and recreational activities in a structured
setting; with emphasis on game situations and strategies. Daily participation,
preparedness, and respect of others are stressed.
Course Objectives:
1. To help meet the physical and recreational needs of sophomore students.
2. To encourage physical activity while promoting its health benefits.
3. To assist each student in developing knowledge, understanding, and attitudes
which will result in desirable lifestyles necessary to maintain physical, mental,
social, and spiritual health.
Course Requirements: Respect for others always.
Student Evaluation & Procedures:
1. Promptness: The student is expected to be in the locker room area on time.
He will be allowed 8-9 minutes to dress.
2. Preparedness: All students are expected to be properly dressed.
a. Salesianum school physical education shirt (blue / gold)
b. Gym shorts / athletic shorts
c. Athletic shoes (no spikes or boots) and athletic socks
d. Towel (showers are strongly recommended)
e. Lock (must be removed after class)
f. Hats, caps, headbands, etc. may be worn only on spirit days.
3. Responsibility: The student is expected to know his PE schedule. All medical
excuses must be recorded by the school nurse prior to the start of the school
day. The student must then present the nurse’s written excuse to the
instructor prior to the start of the class. Only medical excuses are accepted.
4. Daily Effort / Participation: Students are expected to do the best they
can in all activities.
5. Attitude / Respect for Others / Unselfishness: Student / Teacher enthusiasm
and thoughtfulness help provide an environment for learning and fun.
Grading Scale: Pass / Fail / Medical: Students are evaluated on the criterion
mentioned above. More than two instances of failure to meet these standards
will result in a failing grade for that quarter. Students will be given two
opportunities to make-up class time after school in order to earn a passing
grade. Students should consult their students handbook for information on this
policy.
General Course Activities Outline:
FALL SEMESTER:
1. Speedball
2. Soccer
3. Flag Football
4. Fitness Testing (Cardiovascular / Large Muscle Groups)
5. Resistance Training (Introduction & Safety)
6. Wrestling (Introduction & Basic Skills)
7. Competitive Games (Wrestling Room: Four Man Team Dodge, Team Handball [upper
body], Low Level Competition (one-foot wrestle, rooster wrestle, & capture
team)
8. Indoor Group Games (Capture the Flag, Ultimate Frisbee, & Frisbee Golf)
SPRING SEMESTER:
1. Basketball
2. Floor Hockey
3. Volleyball
4. Badminton
5. Tennis
6. Lacrosse (Modified)
7. Indoor Group Games (Pickle Ball, Wiffle Ball, Guard the Pin, Commando Ball,
Kickball)
8. Softball
9. Outdoor Group Games (Ultimate Frisbee & Kickball)
10. Leisure Activities
SALESIANUM’S POLICY ON ACADEMIC INTEGRITY
Students of Salesianum are expected to be honest and forthright in their academic endeavors. To falsify the results of one’s research, to steal the words or ideas of another, or to cheat on an examination corrupts the essential process by which knowledge is advanced.
You are strongly encouraged to become familiar with Salesianum’s Policy
of Academic Integrity found in the Student Handbook. Copies of this document
may be obtained from the main office.