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∙ 14y agodropped 10 percent
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∙ 14y agoParticipation decreased overall, with one study in the US showing a drop of 10% in the number of high school students taking physical education classes.
Music, art, physical education and health classes are elective classes for high school students. The students must take all of the classes but can usually take the specific type of classes that they wish.
To become a physical therapist, a person needs to have educational courses pertaining to the medical field. These courses include anatomy and biology.
Whatever courses your particular college requires. One surmises there would be a lot of physical education classes (of the "theory" sort... basic anatomy, physiology, dietetics, and that type of thing).
There are ways to take modeling courses online, however it is likely that many classes will require a participation component, as modeling is really based on physical appearance and skills.
Almost all online curriculums are comparable to scheduled classes at accredited schools and business education courses are no exception. There is also the same amount of student participation expected online as in the classroom.
Physical education was officially recognized in the United States in the early 1800's. Colleges and Universities began to offer physical education programs throughout the 1800's. Finally, in 1866 California was the first to mandate physical education.
physical education and science and maths :)
Erika Sander has written: 'Evaluation of sex integrated physical education classes'
English, Physical Education and Drama (if it's available at your H.S.).
Kathleen May Pearson has written: 'A structural and functional analysis of the multi-concept of integration-segregation (male and/or female) in physical education classes' -- subject(s): Physical education and training, Segregation in education, Coeducation
Study law enforcement, legal and paralegal studies, stay fit by taking physical education classes also.