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JOPERD--The Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance
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 as taught at the K-12 and post-secondary levels. Covers administration, curriculum methods, and equipment.

Conferences & Workshops.(Brief Article)
March 01, 2002

Battery or discipline? (Law Review).
March 01, 2002

Motivation, attributions, and self-efficacy in children. (Research Wor...
March 01, 2002

Stronger muscles? No sweat! (News).(Brief Article)
March 01, 2002

Hormonal cycle plays role in female ACL (Anterior cruciate ligament) i...
March 01, 2002

Sports participation trends. (News).(Brief Article)
March 01, 2002

Are inclusionary practices meeting the needs of all involved parties (...
March 01, 2002

Using your personal digital assistant to store lesson plans. (Technolo...
March 01, 2002

Introduction. (NASPE Standards in Action). (National Association of Sp...
March 01, 2002

High stakes assessment in South Carolina. (NASPE Standards in Action)....
March 01, 2002

The physical education standards movement in Wyoming an effort in part...
March 01, 2002

Agents for change: From standards to assessment to accountability in p...
March 01, 2002

Combating training-stress syndromes.
March 01, 2002

Catch the Catawba SPARK: Physical activity for head start youths.(Spor...
March 01, 2002

Implementing handheld computing technology in physical education.
March 01, 2002

Critter Dance.
March 01, 2002

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