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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.

Enhancing the effectiveness of department chairs: not a department cha...
November 01, 2004

Jake sport education a step further: add fitness; Combining two popula...
November 01, 2004

Digital portfolios in physical education teacher preparation: with dig...
November 01, 2004

Blending assessment into instruction: practical applications and meani...
November 01, 2004

Exercise: a prescription for at-risk students; "Take two laps and call...
November 01, 2004

Generating effective facilitation questions for team-building/personal...
November 01, 2004

AAHPERD 2005 National Convention and Exposition.(American Alliance for...
November 01, 2004

Chalk, what chalk?(Technology Tips)
November 01, 2004

March question.(Issues)
November 01, 2004

In light of the obesity epidemic, should physical education focus on i...
November 01, 2004

Stand or fall: wrestlers continue to grapple with defeat.(Law Review)
November 01, 2004

Perceptions of homophobia and heterosexism in physical education.(Rese...
November 01, 2004

Chlorine and asthma.(News)
November 01, 2004

"Be a Champion" program launched.(News)(Brief Article)
November 01, 2004

Inactivity cited in overweight youths.(News)(Brief Article)
November 01, 2004

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