Chapter 1: Foundations and Pathways to the Pillars

Identify the various forms of movement.

• Running, jumping, swimming

• Eating, exercise and sports

• Singing, dancing, writing

• Writing, typing, drawing

Define "subdiscipline"

True or False? Kinesiology is one of the most chosen majors within the entire California State University system.

• True

• False

What are Guiding Principles?

• Core ideas and concepts that direct and influence a plan of action.

• Random thoughts that occasionally help.

• Unrelated ideas that confuse plans.

• Temporary solutions to problems.

What is Kinesiology?

• The study of the art and science of human movement.

• The study of animal behavior.

• The study of plant growth.

• The study of weather patterns.

What does Learner-Centered mean?

• Information exchange and knowledge enhancement through shared effort of the professor, student and classmates.

• Information exchange and knowledge enhancement through shared effort of the professor and classmates

• Information exchange and knowledge enhancement through shared effort of the professor and students.

• Information exchange through shared effort of the professor, classmates and students.

Define "Interpersonal Skills"

As recently as the 1960s, kinesiology departments were often found:

• in gyms

• in male colleges but not in female colleges

• within the psychology departments

• in science labs

True or False? Up until the 1970s, most kinesiology programs were divided into separate departments for men and women.

• False

• True

What is the third guiding principles that are intended to prepare you to be successful both inside and beyond the classroom?