QDPE Report Card
Does your school’s physical education program make the grade? This QDPE Report Card is a great way to assess your school’s physical education program to see where you shine, and to identify areas of improvement.
| 1. | Does the school provide a minimum of 150 minutes of
physical education class instruction and activity per week per student?
Yes __ No __ |
| 2. | Are physical education lessons well planned, incorporating a wide
range of activities? Yes __ No __ |
| 3. | Does the physical education program encourage participation of all
students in each class, regardless of ability? Yes __ No __ |
| 4. | Is there an emphasis on enjoyment, safety, success, fair play, self-fulfillment
and personal health? Yes __ No __ |
| 5. | Are physical education lessons and activities appropriate for the
age and stage of development of each student? Yes __ No __ |
| 6. | Do physical education lessons and activities include opportunities
to enhance cardiovascular systems, muscular strength, endurance and
flexibility? Yes __ No __ |
| 7. | Does the physical education program provide opportunities for all
students to participate in school intramural activities and student
leadership opportunities? Yes __ No __ |
| 8. | Are the teachers responsible for teaching physical education qualified
to teach the subject? Yes __ No __ |
| 9. | Are the teachers responsible for teaching physical education positive
role models for students? Yes __ No __ |
| 10. | Does your child look forward to physical education classes and intramural
activities? Yes __ No __ |
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301-2197 Riverside Drive
Ottawa, Ontario Canada K1H 7X3
Tel. (613) 523-1348 or (800) 663-8708 (in Canada)
Fax. (613) 523-1206 General email: info@phecanada.ca
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