Effects Of Physical Programs On Early Childhood Development
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A 7 page essay on physical education programs, what they consist of and their effects on children. Bibliography included.
Filename: Physchil.wps

Physical Education & Motor Skills / Young Children
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A 7 page research paper exploring PE programs aid in the development of motor skills in young children. Attributes and sequences designed by theorists and practitioners are discussed demonstrating how PE programs address each area. The writer proposes that the physical education program is not only the best place, but the ideal place in which to develop motor skills. Bibliography included.
Filename: Pemotor.wps

Physical Education & The Family
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The sociology of the family is discussed in context of the physical education teacher's career. This 5 page paper explains the many reasons why coaches and physical education teachers need a clear understanding of different types of families. Gender issues are explored as well and practical application of the information is also discussed. Bibliography cites 3 sources.
Filename: Physfam.wps

Physical Education as a Constructive Part of the Curriculum
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This 12 page paper looks at the role of physical education in primary schools in the United Kingdom, focusing on the national curriculum and the way it can impact on academic ability such as mathematical and literary ability. Cases studies are used to demonstrate the issues discussed including a two year study of seven schools. The bibliography cites 8 sources.
Filename: TEpescho.wps

Sports & Physical Education Today
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This 5 page paper examines the phenomenon that sports and physical education has changed a great deal, particularly since the seventies. The psychological effects of competition are discussed. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: Pesport.wps

Physical Education / Effects on Children's Health
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A 14 page research paper exploring studies regarding children's level of fitness, health status, and whether or not physical education exercise improves their health. Educational studies have been conducted on the effects of exercise and physical education since the 1950s, yet, despite the results of the studies, PE programs are historically reduced or eliminated as costs rise and budgets shrink. Is this practice in the best interest of the children? Is there evidence of sufficient gains to warrant a cry from the public to retain, and in fact, to improve physical education programs? The writer of this paper offers research suggesting this is exactly what should happen. Specific research studies are described with statistics regarding the health problems already showing up in children of all ages.
Filename: Pehealth.wps

Advances In Health Education
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A 10 page research paper that discusses various aspects of the tremendous advances made in health education in the first part of this century. This is when John Dewey and others of the ‘‘progressive education movement'' protested against the regimented ways of the past and brought significant change to health education and education as a whole. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Boys vs. Girls / Differences In Coaching
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8 pages in length. The differences between boys and girls are prevalent in various aspects of life, but none are so apparent as in competitive sports. In order to utilize a player's talent to the best of his or her ability, coaches must take these inherent distinctions into consideration. The writer addresses such diversities among teenage girls and boys, as well as discusses scientific reasons for the differences. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: Boygirl.wps