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Colorado Model Content StandardsFor Physical Education9th and 10th Grade Level ExpectationsStandard 1: Students demonstrate competent skills in a variety of physical activities and sports.Ninth and Tenth grade students will:● demonstrate a variety of proficient swimming strokes.● use a variety of clubs competently to play a round of golf.● keep a ball going with an opponent several times over the net in a game of tennis.● play a game of volleyball using all the basic skills and strategies of the sport.●perform a variety of dance forms (e.g., folk, country, social, and creative) withfluency and in time to accompaniment.● apply biomechanical concepts and principles to analyze and improve performance ofself and others.● devise and perform a gymnastic routine after explaining the significance of somebiomechanical principles to the skills involved.Standard 2: Students demonstrate competency in physical fitness.Ninth and tenth grade students will:● participate in health-enhancing activities that can be pursued in the community.● analyze and evaluate a personal fitness profile.● assess personal fitness status in terms of cardiovascular endurance, muscular strengthand endurance, flexibility, and body composition.●design and implement a personal fitness program.● participate in a variety of physical activities for enhancing physical fitness.● meet personal fitness goals after a period of training.Standard 3: Students demonstrate the knowledge of factors important to participation in physical activity.Ninth and Tenth grade students will:● describe and demonstrate the significance of some basic physiological principles tothe development of a personal fitness program.● identify personal behavior that supports and does not support a healthy lifestyle.● analyze and compare health and fitness benefits derived from various physicalactivities.The following Physical Education expectations exceed the Colorado Model ContentStandards. As a result of participating in a quality Physical Education, it would bereasonable to expect that the student would be able to perform the following.Ninth and Tenth grade students will:● slide into a base in a manner that avoids injury to the defensive player.● choose an activity because they enjoy it not because their friends are in it.● volunteer to replay a contested shot in tennis.● walk away from verbal confrontation.● acknowledge good play from an opponent during competition.● listen to all sides before taking action in conflict situations.● discuss the historical roles of games, sports, and dance in the cultural life of apopulation.● enjoy the satisfaction of meeting and cooperating with others of diverse backgroundsduring physical activity.● identify participation factors that contribute to enjoyment and self-expressions.● contribute meaningfully to the achievement of a team.