TABLE 2.
Example of CSPAP component, performance objectives, and SDT constructs.
| Program outcomes | Performance objectives students/Teachers | Autonomy | Relatedness | Competence |
| Increase student physical activity during physical education lessons | • Actively engage in quality physical education lessons • Monitor physical activity intensity |
• Develop lessons that facilitate student choice • Facilitate student decision-making in physical activity settings |
• Set individual and class goals • Cooperate with classmates to achieve a common goal |
• Monitor physical activity participation • Achieve grade-level physical education learning outcomes |
| Increase student physical activity participation during the day | • Choose to engage in more physical active during recess and classroom breaks | • Play with interest • Make healthy choices |
• Build systems of support • Enjoy movement • Perceived caring |
• Confidently move • Practice healthy-decision making |
| Increase student’s physical activity before/after school | • Participate in more physical activity outside of school | • Choose to participate in physical activity during free time | • Communicate their wish to participate in physical activity | • Confidently demonstrate motor skills • Perceived ability |
| Increase teacher physical activity promotion | • Integrate physical activity into the daily plan | • Empower students to make healthy choices | • Student-centered approach to learning • Use physical activity data to understand STEM content |
• Achieve STEM learning outcomes • Mastery of academic skills like problem solving and collaboration |