FTCE Physical Education K-12 Practice Test

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What does event recording measure in a physical education setting?

The number of students in a class
The progress of student performance over time
The rate of occurrence of specific skills
The total time spent on each activity

The correct answer is: The rate of occurrence of specific skills

Event recording is a method used to measure the rate of occurrence of specific behaviors or skills in a physical education setting. By using event recording, educators can track how often a particular skill or behavior is demonstrated by students during a class or activity. This information can help teachers assess student progress, plan future lessons, and make necessary adjustments to improve student performance. The other options are not correct because event recording specifically focuses on tracking the frequency of specific skills being performed rather than the number of students in a class, the progress of student performance over time, or the total time spent on each activity.