The Adapted Physical Education Assessment Scale-II (APEAS II) is the revision of a test used for over 25 years in the Los Angeles Unified School District. Norms are based on the general school population—all students in school ages 4.6 to 17 years. The APEAS II test battery measures perceptual motor function, object control, locomotor skills and physical fitness to assess each student.

Adapted Physical Education (APE) An evaluation includes the area of fundamental motor skills and patterns, physical fitness, and lifetime leisure skills. Based on the evaluation findings, a recommendation is made in writing regarding appropriate placement.

This microcredential represents competency in planning for, implementation of, and reflection on the standards for adapted physical education. Educators will show their ability to scaffold motor skills within units and lessons, as well as demonstrate how they adapt or modify environment, rules, activity, and/or equipment to help students with disabilities be able to access/participate with their general education peers in the curriculum or learning environment.