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. 2011 Dec 8;27(2):319–330. doi: 10.1093/her/cyr111

Table IV.

Overall school-level implementation at follow-up

Essential element Schools
Total Essentialelement
G A I K B D F H E J C
1. Support for PA promotion from the school administrator 6
2. Active school PA team 2
3. Faculty health promotion provides adult modeling of PA 4
4. Messages promoting PA are prominent in the school 7
Total number of environmental elements and rating per schoola 4/4 I 2/4 N 4/4 I 3/4 I 2/4 N 0/4 N 1/4 N 0/4 N 1/4 N 2/4 N 0/4 N
5. Gender-separated PE classes 4
6. Cooperative activities are included 6
7. Lifelong PA is emphasized 7
8. Classes are fun and enjoyable 8
9. Teaching methods are appropriate (e.g. emphasize small groups) 7
10. Behavioral skills are taught 3
11. At least 50% of class is active 4
Total for instructional practice elements and per schoolb 6/7 I 7/7 I 4/7 I 5/7 I 5/7 I 6/7 I 3/7 N 3/7 N 2/7 N 1/7 N 0/ N
Total elements each school and final implementation rating 10/11 I 9/11 I 8/11 I 8/11 I 7/11 I 6/11 N 4/11 N 3/11 N 3/11 N 3/11 N 0/11 N

✓ = evidence for presence of the indicated element for a given school (from Table III), highlighted = classified as ‘implementing’ at follow-up.

a

I = environment element implementation (evidence for at least 3/4 elements being implemented); N = not implementing (<3/4 being implemented).

b

I = instructional element implementation (evidence for at least 4/7 elements being implemented); N = not implementing (<4/7 being implemented).