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JOPERD--The Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance articles from October 2008

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A peer-reviewed professional journal addressing socioeconomic, ethical, and education issues for physical education, recreation, and dance educators. Includes articles on physical education, recreation, dance, athletics, and safety education.

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JOPERD--The Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance archives from October 2008

R U ready 2 communicate?(Editorial)
October 1, 2008... Communication has been and remains an essential method by which societies progress and educate their members. Drums, smoke signals, rock tablets, and even pen and paper have allowed people to exchange knowledge throughout history. Due to the...

Defining the indefinable: modern dance.(Viewpoint)(Essay)
October 1, 2008... Is it possible to construct a comprehensive and accurate definition of the unique art form that we call "modern dance"? Just what is it that constitutes the distinctive character of this most contemporary of all dance forms? This tantalizing...

Separating fact from fiction in physical education and sport.(HOGZILLA or HOGWASH?)
October 1, 2008... We have all been there. You are sitting at your computer checking your email and a friend sends you a message about something that just seems inconceivable. However, you trust your friend, whose natural cynicism would preclude sending such a...

Sport psychology: myths in sport education and physical education: sport psychology isn't just for the elites; it can benefit everyone in youth sports and physical education.(HOGZILLA or HOGWASH?)
October 1, 2008... The increasing professionalization of youth sports within American society has led many well-intentioned people to use misconceptions or myths to organize and administer youth sport programs. The application of these myths can produce negative...

Al Roy: the first modern strength coach: call this "myth-busting 101.".(HOGZILLA or HOGWASH?)(Biography)
October 1, 2008... Alvin Roy was born in 1921 in Baton Rouge, and although he never grew very large in size he was a man of large enthusiasm. He graduated from Istrouma High in 1938 and attended Louisiana State University, where the studied until he joined the...

Separating fact from fiction: increasing running speed: running speed is too complex to reduce to a simple formula.(HOGZILLA or HOGWASH?)(Report)
October 1, 2008... Many make claims that they can increase running speed. The variety of "fixes" include strength training, parachute work, special sneakers that force the athlete onto his or her toes, and others. One possible solution continues to be bandied...

Identity crisis and the many faces of PETE: are we one field or many? Are we teachers or coaches? Are we educators or businesspeople? The answers will shape the future of physical education teacher education.(HOGZILLA or HOGWASH?)(physical education teacher education )(Essay)
October 1, 2008... When asked to discuss an important development within physical education that is so overwhelming it is met with skepticism, I was at odds. True, I think that--as an independent field--physical education has come a long way in developing a major...

Myths and Truths from exercise physiology: what fitness fads do you believe?(HOGZILLA or HOGWASH?)(Clinical report)
October 1, 2008... To be completely honest, the title of a symposium containing the word "Hogzilla" caught me off-guard when I agreed to give a light-hearted talk on some of the myths associated with our field. Somewhere between my kids' soccer practices, class...

What constitutes a highly qualified physical education teacher? It takes more than having a degree and being certified.(Report)
October 1, 2008... Currently, physical education is not one of the core curricula areas specified in the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (a.k.a. 2001 No Child Left Behind Act [Public Law 107-110, 107th Congress, January 8, 2002]). However, it is...

Certified athletic trainers as certified teachers a model for making it happen; Get two for the price of one.(Report)
October 1, 2008... It is understood that school administrators need to prepare for emergency situations on a number of fronts throughout the entire school system. Emergency situations include armed intrusions, severe weather, fire, and terrorism. Planning for...

Teaching modern dance: a conceptual approach: through embodied activities, you can explore five basic concepts of modern dance.(Report)
October 1, 2008... The conceptual approach to teaching modern dance described in this article arose out of the author's belief that the educational arena in general, and dance education specifically, needs a broader awareness and deeper understanding of modern...

Applying Newton's apple to elementary physical education an interdisciplinary approach; If knowledgeable movers are better movers, learning the laws of motion should improve children's movement skills.
October 1, 2008... What do a five-year-old child jumping onto a poly spot, an eight-year-old setting a volleyball, and a young golfer hitting a drive have in common? The first and most obvious fact is that they are all children moving. Also, all of these...

Surveillance cameras.(Report)
October 1, 2008... Brannum v. Overton County School Board 6th Circuit Court of Appeals, Tennessee 561 F.3d 489 February 20, 2008 In an effort to improve security at Livingston Middle School, the Overton County School Board approved the...

The effect of performance cues.(Research Works)(Report)
October 1, 2008... What Was the Question? Evidence has shown that verbal and visual performance cues are useful in helping the learning process. These cues benefit most students by improving their performance at a faster rate. This occurs because the cues...

Should coaches prohibit "showboating" by athletes on their teams?(Issues)
October 1, 2008... The term "showboating" must first be defined. There is a significant difference between athletes exhibiting spontaneous demonstrations of excitement and joy, and showboating by using actions that are rehearsed and specifically performed to...

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