PLF4M

Grade 12

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Recreation and Healthy Active Living Leadership

Enroll in Recreation and Healthy Active Living Leadership (PLF4M), a Grade 12 University/College Preparation course designed for students pursuing their OSSD through our online high school. This self-paced program explores Leadership Concepts, Group Dynamics, Healthy Leisure, Event Planning & Coordination. This online high school course helps you earn your Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD). It's ideal for students seeking an online high school experience to get their high school diploma online. You'll study Leadership Concepts, Group Dynamics, Healthy Leisure, Event Planning & Coordination and more, aligned with the PLF4M curriculum.

18 weeks

1 Credit

online

About This Course

Students explore the benefits of lifelong active recreation and healthy leisure, demonstrate leadership skills and understand group dynamics; plan and coordinate recreational events, follow safety procedures, mentor others and help them develop personal healthy active living plans.

Learning Outcomes

Explain the concept of leadership and compare a variety of leadership styles (empathetic, transformational, autocratic, democratic, laissez‑faire) and contexts in which they are appropriate.

Identify attributes and skills of effective leaders (integrity, empathy, self‑knowledge, responsibility, confidence, assertiveness; interpersonal skills such as building commitment and recognizing contributions; critical‑ and creative‑thinking skills) and assess personal leadership qualities.

Select and apply appropriate leadership styles in different situations related to healthy, active living (e.g., autocratic for safety instruction, transformational to encourage personal growth, empathetic to resolve difficulties, democratic to build consensus) and demonstrate these through role‑plays or leading class activities.

Demonstrate leadership skills by planning, organizing and coordinating recreation or healthy‑living activities, using communication and group‑management strategies, and applying teamwork skills to support group effectiveness.

Explain social, economic and environmental benefits of active recreation and healthy leisure; identify factors that influence participation and propose strategies to overcome barriers; and promote lifelong participation in active recreation.

Plan and coordinate recreation events or programs by identifying participants’ needs, designing activities, surveying interest, budgeting, promoting events, implementing programs and evaluating outcomes.

Course Syllabus

Unit 1: Physical Fitness

5 weeks

Cardiovascular health and strength training

Unit 2: Health and Wellness

4 weeks

Nutrition, mental health, and lifestyle choices

Unit 3: Sport and Recreation

5 weeks

Team sports, individual activities, and game strategies

Unit 4: Safety and Injury Prevention

4 weeks

First aid, injury prevention, and emergency response

Assessment & Evaluation

Practical skill demonstrations (40%)

Health and fitness assessments (25%)

Written assignments (20%)

Participation and effort (15%)

Related Courses

PPL3O

Healthy Active Living Education

Grade 11 • 1 Credit

PPL4O

Healthy Active Living Education

Grade 12 • 1 Credit

PSK4U

Introductory Kinesiology

Grade 12 • 1 Credit

Course Details

$500 CAD

Starting price

Duration18 weeks

Credits1

Deliveryonline

Difficulty

advanced

Available Semesters

fall

winter

spring

summer

Course Contact

Yasir Nasir

Vice Principal

Handles operations and onboarding for all TG Academy courses

Accreditation

Recognized by:

Ontario Ministry of Education

Universities across Canada

Credits are transferable

Recreation and Healthy Active Living Leadership

18 weeks

1 Credit

online

Learning Outcomes

Explain the concept of leadership and compare a variety of leadership styles (empathetic, transformational, autocratic, democratic, laissez‑faire) and contexts in which they are appropriate.

Course Syllabus

Unit 1: Physical Fitness

5 weeks

Cardiovascular health and strength training

Unit 2: Health and Wellness

4 weeks

Nutrition, mental health, and lifestyle choices

Unit 3: Sport and Recreation

5 weeks

Team sports, individual activities, and game strategies

Unit 4: Safety and Injury Prevention

4 weeks

First aid, injury prevention, and emergency response