MTLE Physical Education (Grades K-12) case studies
MTLE Physical Education (Grades K-12) · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The MTLE Physical Education (Grades K–12) is one of the content-area tests in the Minnesota Teacher Licensure Examinations program, which Minnesota uses to verify subject-matter knowledge for educator licensure. It appears in the official MTLE content-area test list alongside other K–12 licenses such as Health (Grades 5–12), Dance (Grades K–12), and Vocal Classroom Music (Grades K–12). It is intended for candidates who are preparing for a Minnesota license to teach physical education to students from kindergarten through grade 12, and for candidates adding that field to an existing license. Minnesota's testing requirements depend on licensure type, so confirm your own required tests against the state's licensure requirements before you register. The MTLE Physical Education (Grades K-12) case studies are 5 cases and about 3,271 words.
1The PACER, the Inhaler, and the Substitute
You teach grades 6–8 physical education at a suburban middle school. It is week three of the health-related fitness unit, and your 8th-grade class has 32 students in an 18-by-24-meter gym.
693 words, about 3 min2Kindergarten Striking With 12 Paddles
You teach elementary PE in a K–5 building. Your kindergarten class has 27 students and meets for 30 minutes in a gym that is also used for lunch; the floor is taped for lunch lines.
695 words, about 3 min3The Student Who Will Not Dress for Required PE
You teach required 10th-grade PE at a large high school. The semester has 45 meetings; D.
641 words, about 3 min4Elopement During an Inclusive Adapted PE Class
You teach elementary adapted PE. Your second-grade inclusive class has 24 students, three with IEPs, and meets in the gym for 25 minutes.
623 words, about 3 min5Suspected Concussion in Flag Football
You teach 9th-grade PE. During a flag-football unit, 28 students are playing on a field with two games.
619 words, about 3 min