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9780736033886

Developmental Physical Education for All Children

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    9780736033886

  • ISBN10:

    0736033882

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-01-01
  • Publisher: HUMAN KINETICS PUBLISHERS
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Table of Contents

Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xvii
PART I THE LEARNER 1(172)
An Overview of Developmental Physical Education
2(22)
National Standards for Physical Education
4(2)
A Case for Quality Physical Education Offered Daily
6(4)
The Aims and Goals of Physical Education
10(1)
Developmental Physical Education Defined
11(2)
The Domains of Developmental Physical Education
13(9)
Summary
22(1)
Terms to Remember
23(1)
Excellent Readings
23(1)
Childhood Growth and Motor Development
24(26)
Physical Growth
26(7)
Factors Affecting Childhood Growth
33(3)
Development
36(2)
Factors Affecting Childhood Motor Development
38(5)
Early Childhood Development
43(4)
Later Childhood Development
47(1)
Summary
48(1)
Terms to Remember
49(1)
Excellent Readings
49(1)
Movement Skill Acquisition
50(28)
The Importance of Developing Movement Skills
52(1)
Movement Skills and Movement Patterns
52(1)
The Categories of Movement
53(5)
Environmental Factors and Movement Skill Acquisition
58(4)
The Fundamental Movement Skill Phase
62(2)
The Specialized Movement Skill Phase
64(2)
Types of Movement Performance
66(2)
The Levels of Movement Skill Learning
68(7)
Movement Skill Homework
75(1)
Implications for Teaching Developmental Physical Education
75(1)
Summary
76(1)
Terms to Remember
76(1)
Excellent Readings
77(1)
Physical Activity and Fitness Enhancement
78(24)
The Challenge
80(3)
Fit Movers Defined
83(1)
Health-Related Fitness Components
84(4)
Performance-Related Fitness Components
88(4)
Informed Movers Defined
92(1)
Principles of Fitness Development
93(3)
Weaving Fitness Into Children's Lifestyles
96(1)
Eager Movers Defined
97(2)
Implications for Teaching Developmental Physical Education
99(1)
Summary
100(1)
Terms to Remember
100(1)
Excellent Readings
101(1)
Cognitive Learning
102(18)
Active Learners Defined
104(3)
The Cognitive Concept Components
107(5)
Multisensory Learners Defined
112(2)
The Perceptual-Motor Components
114(3)
The Importance of Perceptual-Motor Learning
117(1)
Implications for Teaching Developmental Physical Education
118(1)
Summary
118(1)
Terms to Remember
119(1)
Excellent Readings
119(1)
Affective Growth
120(24)
Self-Esteem and Becoming a Self-Discovering Learner
122(1)
Components of a Positive Self-Concept
123(5)
The Importance of Developing Children's Self-Concept
128(3)
Cooperative Learners Defined
131(1)
Reasons for Fostering Positive Socialization
132(5)
Factors That Influence Affective Development
137(4)
Implications for Teaching Developmental Physical Education
141(1)
Summary
142(1)
Terms to Remember
143(1)
Excellent Readings
143(1)
Children With Disabilities
144(29)
The Physical Education Program
147(4)
Categories of Developmental Disabilities
151(16)
The Individualized Education Program
167(1)
Special Needs of Children With Disabilities
167(2)
Implication for Teaching Developmental Physical Education
169(1)
Summary
170(1)
Terms to Remember
170(1)
Excellent Readings
171(2)
PART II THE TEACHER 173(158)
Effective Teaching: Skills, Responsibilities, Choices
174(30)
Your Responsibilities As a Teacher
176(4)
Developing As a Teacher
180(4)
Being an Effective Teacher
184(4)
Your Verbal Communication Skills
188(7)
Your Nonverbal Communication Skills
195(2)
Conveying Your Enthusiasm
197(1)
Improving Your Communication Skills
198(2)
Listening to Children
200(2)
Summary
202(1)
Terms to Remember
203(1)
Excellent Readings
203(1)
Facilitating Learning: Positive Discipline and Classroom Management
204(22)
Discipline Defined
206(1)
Requirements for Positive Discipline
207(3)
Effective Classroom Management Strategies
210(6)
Your Philosophy As a Guide
216(7)
Teaching Social Skills in Physical Education
223(2)
Summary
225(1)
Terms to Remember
225(1)
Excellent Readings
225(1)
Teaching Styles: Connecting With the Learner
226(24)
Why Multiple Teaching Styles?
228(3)
The Spectrum of Teaching Styles
231(11)
How Do I Choose Teaching Styles?
242(6)
Summary
248(1)
Terms to Remember
248(1)
Excellent Readings
248(2)
Planning for Success: Skill Themes and Lesson Planning
250(32)
Planning a Movement Skill Theme
252(8)
Sequencing the Daily Lesson
260(5)
Implementing Your Daily Lesson
265(5)
Organizing Facilities
270(2)
Organizing Equipment
272(3)
Preparing Instructional Aids
275(2)
Organizing Student Helpers
277(1)
Summary
278(2)
Terms to Remember
280(1)
Excellent Readings
281(1)
Assessing Progress: Motor, Fitness, and Physical Activity Assessment
282(32)
Formative and Summative Assessment
284(1)
Motor Assessment
285(8)
Fitness Assessment
293(5)
Physical Activity Assessment
298(4)
Computer Applications for Assessment
302(4)
Alternative Assessment
306(4)
Summary
310(1)
Terms to Remember
311(1)
Excellent Resources
311(3)
Advocacy: Educating, Communicating, Motivating
314(17)
Why Advocacy Is Important to You
316(2)
Advocacy: The ``What'' and ``Why'' of Physical Education
318(3)
The ``How'' of Advocacy
321(8)
Summary
329(1)
Terms to Remember
329(1)
Excellent Readings
329(2)
PART III THE DEVELOPMENTAL PROGRAM 331(84)
The Developmental Curriculum
332(28)
Steps in Curriculum Planning
334(14)
The Developmental Curricular Model
348(3)
The Extended Curriculum
351(4)
Special Programs
355(3)
Summary
358(1)
Terms to Remember
359(1)
Excellent Readings
359(1)
The Physical Education Content
360(22)
Developmental Games
362(6)
Developmental Dance
368(7)
Developmental Gymnastics
375(3)
Summary
378(1)
Terms to Remember
379(1)
Excellent Readings
380(2)
Movement Skill Development Through Movement Concept Learning
382(14)
The Movement Concepts of Developmental Physical Education
384(11)
Summary
395(1)
Terms to Remember
395(1)
Excellent Readings
395(1)
Safety Considerations and Legal Liability
396(19)
Conditions of Legal Liability
398(4)
Defenses Against Negligence
402(1)
Conditions Leading to Legal Action
403(4)
Minimizing Your Legal Liability
407(5)
Summary
412(1)
Terms to Remember
413(1)
Excellent Readings
413(2)
PART IV THE SKILL THEMES 415(150)
Fundamental Stability Skill Themes
416(30)
Stability Skill Sequencing
418(1)
Dynamic and Static Balance
419(7)
Body Rolling
426(8)
Skill Development Activities
434(1)
Skill Application Activities
434(1)
Sample Stability Games
435(7)
Assessing Fundamental Stability Skills
442(2)
Summary
444(1)
Terms to Remember
444(1)
Excellent Readings
445(1)
Fundamental Locomotor and Non-Locomotor Skill Themes
446(58)
Locomotor Skill Sequencing
448(1)
Running and Leaping
448(7)
Jumping and Hopping
455(13)
Skipping, Sliding, and Galloping
468(6)
Skill Development Activities
474(16)
Skill Application Activities
490(1)
Sample Locomotor Games
490(7)
Non-Locomotor Skill Themes
497(1)
Sample Non-Locomotor Games
498(3)
Assessing Progress
501(2)
Summary
503(1)
Terms to Remember
503(1)
Excellent Readings
503(1)
Fundamental Manipulative Skill Themes
504(61)
Manipulative Skill Sequencing
507(1)
Throwing and Catching
507(7)
Kicking and Trapping
514(7)
Ball Bouncing and Rolling
521(7)
Object Striking and Volleying
528(6)
Skill Development Activities
534(1)
Skill Application Activities
535(26)
Assessing Progress
561(2)
Summary
563(1)
Terms to Remember
563(1)
Excellent Readings
563(2)
PART V THE CONTENT AREAS 565(74)
Developmental Games
566(22)
What Is a Game?
568(1)
The Purpose of Games
569(2)
Classifying Games
571(2)
A Developmental Progression for Teaching Games
573(6)
Assessing the Educational Value of Games
579(2)
The Dynamics of Teaching Games
581(4)
Best Practices for Teaching Children Games
585(2)
Summary
587(1)
Terms to Remember
587(1)
Excellent Readings
587(1)
Developmental Dance
588(24)
The Learning Outcomes of Dance
590(1)
Rhythmic Fundamentals
591(8)
Applying Movement Concepts to Creative Dance
599(4)
Developing the Creative Dance Lesson
603(5)
A Developmental Progression for Teaching Creative Dance
608(2)
Stimuli and Lesson Ideas for Creative Dance Making
610(1)
Summary
610(1)
Terms to Remember
610(1)
Excellent Readings
611(1)
Developmental Gymnastics
612(27)
Developmental Gymnastics
614(1)
Appropriate Teaching Methods
615(1)
A Teaching Progression for Developmental Gymnastics
616(17)
Assessing Progress
633(1)
Safety Tips
634(1)
Equipment Ideas
635(1)
Summary
636(1)
Terms to Remember
637(1)
Excellent Readings
637(2)
PART VI THE PROGRAM STRANDS 639(46)
Developing the Active Child
640(20)
Aerobic Endurance
642(5)
Muscular Strength and Endurance
647(5)
Joint Flexibility
652(5)
Motivating Children to Participate in Fitness Activities
657(1)
Summary
657(1)
Terms to Remember
658(1)
Excellent Readings
659(1)
Developing the Thinking Child
660(12)
Defining Thinking
662(1)
Critical Thinking
662(1)
Critical Thinking Dispositions
663(1)
Structuring the Learning Environment
663(5)
Putting Theory Where It Belongs---in the Gymnasium
668(3)
Summary
671(1)
Terms to Remember
671(1)
Excellent Readings
671(1)
Developing the Feeling Child
672(13)
Addressing the Affective Domain
674(1)
Personal and Social Responsibility: A Developmental Progression
674(4)
Interpreting the Levels
678(1)
Assessing Personal and Social Behaviors
678(1)
Teaching Strategies
678(2)
Structuring Activities
680(3)
Summary
683(1)
Terms to Remember
684(1)
Excellent Readings
684(1)
Glossary 685(22)
References 707(6)
Index 713(12)
About the Authors 725

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