This course introduces basic accounting concepts and principles. It develops basic proficiency in analyzing and recording business transactions and the extraction of simple financial statements.
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This course is designed to expose students to the role of environmental issues affecting sport such as the legal and technological implications of managing, and implementing sport programs. It will focus on program evaluation techniques, legal and contractual issues, and the role of technology in the management and delivery of sport programs.
This course provides theory, and practical laboratory experiences in athletic training. The focus is on prevention of sports injuries, treatment of inflammation, and the mechanisms and management of common injuries. The laboratory portion of the course includes athletic taping, sports massage, First Aid, and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.
This theory and practical course is designed to present the sport of track and field as a Lifetime sport which also represents the highest principles of olympism. The course examines the mechanisms which enable the human to be faster, stronger and aim higher. Aesthetic appreciation and visual analysis are achieved through review of performance of classmates and international athletes by video and CD-ROM. The principles of biomechanics and periodization are reinforced in this course.
This course provides a theoretical and practical overview of the sport of Basketball. Students are guided through technical and biochemical analysis of the sport. Additionally, emphasis is placed on the use of methodologies of teaching the key sport skills needed for successful participation in Basketball for the purposes of recreation and competition. This course provides an opportunity to use a popular sport as a means through which to refine the instructional and planning skills of the students.
The course is designed to provide students with a cricketing experience from both learning and teaching perspectives. The course presents cricket as a model of Caribbean sporting endeavour and encourages an approach to playing, teaching and coaching that reflects both the Art and Science of this sport.
This course provides a theoretical and practical overview of the sport of Football. Students are guided through technical and biochemical analysis of the sport. Additionally, emphasis is placed on the use of methodologies of teaching the key sport skills needed for successful participation in Football for the purposes of recreation and competition. This course provides an opportunity to use a popular sport as a means through which to refine the instructional and planning skills of the students.
This course provides a theoretical and practical overview of the sport of Netball. Students are guided through technical and biochemical analysis of the sport. Additionally, emphasis is placed on the use of methodologies of teaching the key sport skills needed for successful participation in Netball for the purposes of recreation and competition. This course provides an opportunity to use a popular sport as a means through which to refine the instructional and planning skills of the students.
This course provides an introduction to teaching in an aquatic environment. Students gain proficiency in swimming and water safety. This course aims to demonstrate to students the importance of gaining competence in functioning in the water and show the benefits of movements in an environment in which the effect of gravity on movement is reduced. The technical and biomechanical aspects of propulsion of the body through water are explored. Additionally, emphasis is placed on teaching the key skills needed for sale and successful functioning in the environment which surrounds the country of Barbados. The value of swimming for recreation and competition is highlighted.
This course provides a theoretical and practical overview of the sport of Volleyball. Students are guided through technical and biochemical analysis of the sport. Additionally, emphasis is placed on the use of methodologies of teaching the key sport skills needed for successful participation in Volleyball for the purposes of recreation and competition. This course provides an opportunity to use a popular sport as a means through which to refine the instructional and planning skills of the students.
This course has both theoretical and practical components and exposes students to the Tennis experience. Analysis of the skill requirements for recreational and competitive situations is a major component. Students are encouraged to develop their own skills in tennis as they focus on the options for teaching and coaching methodologies. The course is based on competencies and students are required to demonstrate these competencies both as learners and teachers or coaches.
This course is designed to introduce participants to spreadsheet analysis. It will teach the participants how to create, edit, move around, save, retrieve and print worksheets and graphs. It will also teach the students how to sort a database, write macros, and use the spreadsheet to make forecasts.
Through assigned projects, students develop a basic level of practical competence in stage design supported by a good understanding of the theatre-making process. The course encompasses all aspects of stage design, both technical and creative. The course further enables students with the ability to transfer their skills to other entertainment fields, and to enhance creativity across all aspects of the art of theatre production.
This is an introductory course in stage management techniques and their application to play productions. Students gain a working knowledge of safety riles, regulation, and the procedures to facilitate the smooth running of a production through communication skills and roles of stage management personnel. Students work on stage management aspect of a production in a rehearsal and performance environment.
This course is designed to give the students some knowledge of the fundamental principles and methods of statistics and their use in agriculture. Topics include - sampling techniques, drawing charts and graphs, calculating averages, measures of dispersions, regression and correlation, calculating probabilities, hypothesis testing.
This introductory course for students of Economics, Accounts and related disciplines focuses on basic statistical techniques.
This course is an introductory course to descriptive inferential statistics. Participants will learn how to calculate mean, mode, median; measure dispersion for grouped and ungrouped data; define and calculate probabilities; analyze the normal curve; take sample, state and explain an hypothesis and draw inferences based on such statistics.
This short consultancy will focus on the design of curricula that would assist students who are desirous of entering the Samuel Jackman Prescod Polytechnic (SJPP) but perform poorly in the entrance exam or even fail said examination. As such, the intention is to provide a framework where these students matriculate into the institution but enter into this newly crafted program, which focuses on enhancing student competence in both English and Mathematics to increase their ability to complete the theory based subjects offered at the SJPP.
- Teacher: Gillian Thompson