Foundation Of Human Kinetics
- Education
- 100 level
- 2 credit units
- 52 pages
- 8 units
This course introduces the foundational concepts of Human Kinetics. It explores the historical developments and the scope of human kinetics, differentiating it from traditional physical education. The course covers various forms of sports, career opportunities, and job positions within the field. Students will learn about the objectives of human kinetics, factors affecting its achievement, and the importance of physical activity in society.
About this course
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Study hours
- 30 hours
- Maths
- None
- Content
- Theoretical, practical, case study
- Practical work
- Yes
- Assignments
- Tutor marked assessments
- Final examination
What you'll read
The real module and unit structure of KHE101, taken from the course material NOUN publishes.
One paragraph, so you can see how it reads
KHE101 · Unit 1: Nature and History of Human Kinetics
You have participated in one or more physical activities or sports. Mention the sports you have engaged in competitively. You also may have watched others play sports on television. Mention any five sports have watched and at what level?
What you should be able to do
- Describe the developments in physical education that gave rise to human kinetics.
- Describe the nature and forms of sports.
- Perform to determine where job exists for you.
- Provide a guideline that will help you secure and keep a job.
- Demonstrate strong understanding and appreciation for human kinetics, its areas and services to the society.
What it prepares you for
- Physical Education Teacher
- Sports Manager
- Athletic Trainer
- Fitness Instructor
- Recreation Worker
- Education
- Sports Management
- Fitness and Wellness
- Recreation
- Healthcare
Where it gets hard
The units students slow down on, and what makes each one heavy.
- Module 1: Nature and Developments in Human Kinetics
Unit 3: Scope of Human Kinetics
Requires understanding of complex movement patterns and biomechanical principles.
- Module 2: Career Areas and Job Opportunities in Human Kinetics
Unit 1: Specialties in Human Kinetics (Special Study Area)
Involves understanding legal frameworks and ethical considerations in sports.
A suggested way through it
13 weeks, about 26 hours in total. Yours will differ.
- Week 1Module 1: Nature and Developments in Human Kinetics
Unit 1: Nature and History of Human Kinetics · 2 hours
Read the introduction to Human Kinetics.. Understand the meaning and scope of Human Kinetics.. Trace the historical development of Human Kinetics in Nigeria..
- Week 2Module 1: Nature and Developments in Human Kinetics
Unit 2: Objectives of Human Kinetics · 2 hours
Identify and describe the objectives of Human Kinetics.. Discuss the physical and biological development objective.. Explain the motor or skills development objective..
- Week 3Module 1: Nature and Developments in Human Kinetics
Unit 2: Objectives of Human Kinetics · 2 hours
Explain the cognitive or knowledge development objective.. Describe the social development objective.. Discuss the health and safety development objectives..
- Week 4Module 1: Nature and Developments in Human Kinetics
Unit 2: Objectives of Human Kinetics · 2 hours
Understand the affective development objective.. Identify factors that hinder the achievement of Human Kinetics objectives.. Discuss strategies to overcome these hindering factors..
- Week 5Module 1: Nature and Developments in Human Kinetics
Unit 3: Scope of Human Kinetics · 2 hours
Identify the focus of Human Kinetics.. Discuss the importance of physical activity.. Differentiate between training, health-related exercise, and therapeutic exercise..
- Week 6Module 1: Nature and Developments in Human Kinetics
Unit 3: Scope of Human Kinetics · 2 hours
Differentiate between sport and developmental skills.. Understand the three dimensions in the study of Human Kinetics: Experience, Study, and Practice.. Relate the concepts of anatomy, physiology, and psychology to Human Kinetics..
- Week 7Module 1: Nature and Developments in Human Kinetics
Unit 4: Sports: Types and Values · 2 hours
Classify various activities into forms of sport.. Explain the different types of sports based on activity type.. Discuss aquatic sports, athletics, combat sports, ball sports, and racket sports..
- Week 8Module 1: Nature and Developments in Human Kinetics
Unit 4: Sports: Types and Values · 2 hours
Explain minor sports and traditional sports.. Classify sports by the number of players or participants.. Discuss individual, dual, and team sports..
- Week 9Module 1: Nature and Developments in Human Kinetics
Unit 4: Sports: Types and Values · 2 hours
Explain the values of sports, including health, recreation, and social interaction.. Understand how sports can improve health and fitness.. Discuss how sports provide freedom from worries and anxiety..
- Week 10Module 2: Career Areas and Job Opportunities in Human Kinetics
Unit 1: Specialties in Human Kinetics (Special Study Area) · 2 hours
Identify and appreciate services each special area provides.. Discuss exercise physiology and its importance.. Explain sports psychology and its role in sports..
- Week 11Module 2: Career Areas and Job Opportunities in Human Kinetics
Unit 1: Specialties in Human Kinetics (Special Study Area) · 2 hours
Discuss athletic training and its focus on injury prevention.. Explain sports administration and its importance in managing sports resources.. Discuss leisure and recreation management and its role in hospitality industries..
- Week 12Module 2: Career Areas and Job Opportunities in Human Kinetics
Unit 2: Employment**/Career Areas in Human Kinetics · 2 hours
Mention five employment areas in human kinetics.. State three important roles of a physical education teacher.. Discuss the roles of a sport manager or administrator..
- Week 13Module 2: Career Areas and Job Opportunities in Human Kinetics
Unit 3: Professional Preparation and Guideline for Securing **a** Job · 2 hours
Identify three names that describe professional preparation opportunities in human kinetics.. Describe how internship can benefit you.. Appreciate the guidelines for securing a desired job position..
Preparing for the exam
- Review all unit objectives and summaries to reinforce key concepts.
- Create flashcards for key terms and definitions from Units 1-4.
- Practice applying the principles of biomechanics from Unit 3 to different sports techniques.
- Research current issues and challenges in Human Kinetics to prepare for essay questions.
- Form study groups to discuss and clarify complex topics from Modules 1 and 2.
Questions students ask about this course
What is KHE101 about?
This course introduces the foundational concepts of Human Kinetics. It explores the historical developments and the scope of human kinetics, differentiating it from traditional physical education. The course covers various forms of sports, career opportunities, and job positions within the field. Students will learn about the objectives of human kinetics, factors affecting its achievement, and the importance of physical activity in society.
How many units does KHE101 have?
KHE101, Foundation Of Human Kinetics, has 8 units across 2 modules, over 52 pages of course material. You can read it one unit at a time.
How many credit units is KHE101?
KHE101 carries 2 credit units, at 100 level in Education.
Is KHE101 hard?
KHE101 is rated beginner level, with no mathematical content. It is mostly theoretical, practical and case study work, and it has a practical component.
How long does KHE101 take to study?
About 30 hours of study, spread across its 8 units.
How is KHE101 assessed?
KHE101 is assessed by assignments, tutor marked assessments and final examination.
What can I do with KHE101?
Physical Education Teacher, Sports Manager, Athletic Trainer, Fitness Instructor and Recreation Worker.