UW-Madison PE Teacher Education Program - ABOUT

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CONTACTING US

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Physical Education Teacher Education
School of Education
UW-Madison
2000 Observatory Dr., Room 2027
MadisonWI  53706-1121

Tel: 608/262-0259
Fax: 608/262-1656

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About the Physical Education Teacher Education Option

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The Physical Education Teacher Education Option (PETE) prepares students for K-12 certification in physical education. The course work supports the goals of the School of Education to prepare teachers with the skills and understanding necessary to meet the needs of all students in a variety of educational settings.

 

Our dedicated instructional staff and comprehensive program are just two of the reasons why the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s School of Education is one of the most highly ranked in the nation. If you’re interested in becoming a physical education teacher, health educator, adapted physical education specialist, or a combination of all three, UW-Madison just may be the perfect choice.

 

The major consists of a strong base of coursework in science, and applied coursework in effective teaching, planning, management, and assessment.  In addition, a broad a spectrum of sport and fitness activities provide knowledge and experience needed to provide a comprehensive physical education program to your future students. You’ll integrate physical education theory with hands-on practice utilizing a range of teaching styles as you complete over 100 hours of fieldwork in addition to student teaching.

 

UW-Madison has one of the longest-running and most highly respected physical education teacher-education programs in the country. You’ll gain the skills, experience and credentials that pave your way to a rewarding career.

SPOTLIGHT

The year 2011 marked the 100th anniversary of the physical education program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.  Interest in the physical health at UW-Madison has been a part of the institution since its inception.

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