In person

The subject will be evaluated as follows:

1st call: the course grade will consist of 40% written exam, 40% of a practical assessment and 20% of a continous evaluation. 

Theoretical part: written exam: will consist of a test-type exam integrating the entire syllabus, and will be held during the exam week at the end of the semester, in the Computer Rooms.

Practical Part: Practical Evaluation: at the end of classes period, the students will be cited by pairs to respond about practical execution, from questions related to: muscular Balance, joint Balance and / or specific orthopedic tests. The test will be independent for each student. 

Continous Evaluation: will consist  in a multiple choice exam that will be taken during the academic year, which will be done in class. And students will be invited to have active participation in class by answering specific questions about the content seen in the previous class. Class attendance will be considered also. 

2nd call: In case of not reaching the minimum score (5,0), the student will have to submit to the second call of the corresponding part, which will follow the same format described in the first call.

0 to 4.9: Fail/F (Suspenso in Spanish)

5.0 to 6.9: Pass/C (Aprobado in Spanish).

7.0 to 8.9: B (Notable in Spanish)

9.0 to 10: A (Sobresaliente in Spanish)

Attendance Regulations

Regulations relating to theoretical-practical subjects:

•  It is essential, for the correct development of the classes, punctuality in the beginning and end of the subjects.

• The student must attend the class with the appropriate clothing: UIC pajamas or UIC tracksuit. In addition, you must wear the shorts and top (in the case of women) of the University. Otherwise, the student will not be able to enter the class, considering an unexcused absence. It will be previously established if there is an exception with a seminar.

• The change of clothing must be done in the locker room. Under no circumstances will students be allowed to change in gyms.

• Regarding the development of the teaching activity in the gyms, it should be taken into account that the theoretical-practical subjects contain didactic activities consisting of maneuvers or manipulations that, with the supervision of the teacher, students perform among themselves, in groups of three. It will often require exposing certain areas of the body. That is why all procedures must be carried out following ethical and moral criteria, respecting the privacy and values of the patient / student being served. Avoid uncomfortable situations or that hurt the sensitivity or sense of moderation of the students, refraining from making comments that may lead to a negative interpretation of any of the attendees.

• It is necessary that, at the end of the class, the student collaborates in restoring the correct order of the gymnasium: correct positioning of the chairs, stools, wedges, rollers, mats ... It must be taken into account that the gyms are common spaces for the different degree courses, postgraduate courses and other university activities, so they have to be dynamic and organized spaces that facilitate the teaching and learning activity.

• The use of the gyms for practices outside the hours will be through the request of the space in Reception under the responsibility of the student.

Attendance to the theoretical-practical subjects is mandatory in its entirety. The attendance to a minimum of 70% of the face-to-face classes is required for access to the evaluation of any of the blocks of the subject. Failure to meet this criterion by the student will mean a "No Presented (NP)" in the 1st call, and the impossibility of presenting in 2nd call.