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On the National Association for Sport and Physcial
Education (NASPE) website you can find a series of booklets
which are dedicated to describing appropriate educational
practices in physical education. These booklets include
descriptions of appropriate practices in curriculum
design, fitness activities, assessments, participation
levels and many other components of a developmentally
appropriate program.
The following booklets are available in a PDF format
by simply clicking on the picture or heading above.
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Appropriate Practices in Movement
Programs for Children Ages 3-5
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Appropriate Practices for Elementary
Physical Education
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Appropriate Practices for Middle
School Physical Education
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Appropriate Practices for High School
Physical Education
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The National Association for Sport and Physcial Education
(NASPE) has published a number of position statements
on physical education. They are available through this
link on the NASPE
web site.
Published by NASPE |
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The premier Web site for health and physical education
teachers, parents, and students. The goal of PE Central
is to provide the latest information about developmentally
appropriate physical education programs for children
and youth.
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The Inspire! CD-ROM Series provides you with the knowledge
and confidence to lead youth in creative, educational,
and meaningful cooperative learning activities.
- Volume 1: Team Building & Group Development
- Volume 2: Ice Breakers & Openers
- Volume 3: Conflict Resolution (coming Summer 2004)
Published by LearningChange,
Chico, CA. |
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Himberg, C., Roussell, J., & Hutchinson,
G.
With the introduction of Teaching Secondary Physical
Education, now there is a teaching methods textbook
that meets the needs of today’s diverse student
populations. It outlines a contemporary approach that
focuses on how teachers can help their students become
active for life.
Published by Human
Kinetics, Champaign, IL.
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