Physical education professionals should provide quality instruction for students that shows tangible results, which include improved physical fitness, enhanced motor skill development, and improved attitudes toward physical education and lifetime fitness habit. Any effort to measure the value of a BIP must include an assessment of course objectives and learning outcome. Assessment can be accomplished by obtaining objective and subjective data from fitness tests, motor skill performances, cognitive evaluations, and survey/ questionnaire responses. Data should come from current and former students to help gage the longevity of a BIP's impact on students' lifetime health, activity, and fitness habits. An example of BIP assessment at a four-year university is given in the following section.