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Filtering by: Subject Physical education and training -- Study and teaching Advisor van der Mars, Hans Degree Field Exercise and Sport Science Peer Reviewed No Resource Type Dissertation

1. Enjoyment and physical activity levels of students with and without disabilities in physical education

Creator:: McClain, ZáNean D.
Abstract:: School Physical Education programs provide key opportunities to promote lifetime physical activity (PA) to students, while at the same time students can build a sense of enjoyment. The purpose of this study first sought to determine the effects of varying instructional approaches on the enjoyment and PA levels of students...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: PA levels of students participating in Physical Education and second, of students with disabilities

2. Pre-service physical education teachers’ attitudes toward, and use of, handheld technology

Creator:: Wegis, Heidi M.
Abstract:: A current trend in educational reform requires teachers to be proficient in employing technology in their classrooms. As a result of this trend, teachers need to be prepared to integrate technology into their teaching, and teacher preparation programs have a responsibility to prepare their students accordingly. The handheld computer (PDA)...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Timeline of Study Events 8 2 Pre-service Physical Education Teachers’ Attitudes Toward, and Use of

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