Handbook of Physical Education

by David Kirk

• ISBN13: 9780761944126
• ISBN10: 0761944125
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2006-10-04
• Publisher: SAGE Publications Ltd

Summary

What is the condition of the field of Physical Education? How is it adapted to the rise of kinesiology, sport and exercise science and human movement studies over the last thirty years? This Handbook provides an authoritative critical overview of the field and identifies future challenges and directions. The Handbook is divided in to six sections: Perspectives and Paradigms in Physical Education Research; Cross-disciplinary Contributions to Research Philosophy; Learning in Physical Education; Teaching Styles and Inclusive Pedagogies; Physical Education Curriculum; and Difference and Diversity in Physical Education.

Table of Contents

Introduction	ix
Contributor List	xiii
INTRODUCTION TO SECTION I THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION RESEARCH	1	(94)
Doune Macdonald
The philosophy, science and application of behavior analysis in physical education	3	(18)
Phillip Ward
Interpretive perspectives in physical education research	21	(16)
Clive Pope
Socially critical research perspectives in physical education	37	(22)
Jose Devis-Devis
Physical education research from postmodern, poststructural and postcolonial perspectives	59	(17)
Ian Wright
Feminist strands, perspectives, and methodology for research in physical education	76	(19)
Lynda M. Nilges
INTRODUCTION TO SECTION II CROSS-DISCIPLINARY CONTRIBUTIONS TO RESEARCH ON PHYSICAL EDUCATION	95	(94)
David Kirk
Philosophy and physical education	97	(12)
William J. Morgan
The sociology of physical education	109	(14)
John Evans
Brian Davies
History of physical education	123	(18)
Murray G. Phillips
Alexander Paul Roper
Social psychology and physical education	141	(22)
Cathy Lirgg
Public health and physical education	163	(26)
Stewart G. Trost
INTRODUCTION TO SECTION III LEARNERS AND LEARNING IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION	189	(367)
David Kirk
Time and learning in physical education	191	(23)
Hans van der Mars
The classroom ecology paradigm	214	(12)
Peter A. Hastie
Daryl Siedentop
Learner cognition	226	(16)
Melinda Solmon
Constructivist perspectives on learning	242	(20)
Inez Rovegno
John P. Dolly
Situated perspectives on learning	262	(13)
Inez Rovegno
Learners and popular culture	275	(17)
Rachel Sandford
Emma Rich
Development and learning of motor skill competencies	292	(20)
Natalie Wallian
Ching Wei Chang
Assessment for learning in physical education	312	(14)
Peter J. Hay
Students' perspectives of physical education	326	(21)
Ben Dyson
Student learning within the didactique tradition	347	(20)
Chantal Amade-Escot
INTRODUCTION TO SECTION IV TEACHERS, TEACHING AND TEACHER EDUCATION IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION	367	(196)
Mary O'Sullivan
Theoretical orientations in physical education teacher education	369	(17)
Richard Tinning
Models and curricula of physical education teacher education	386	(21)
Connie Collier
Learning to teach in the field	407	(18)
Daniel Behets
Lieven Vergauwen
Induction of beginning physical educators into the school setting	425	(24)
Sandra A. Stroot
Bomna Ko
Teaching styles and inclusive pedagogies	449	(18)
Mark Byra
The way to a teacher's heart: narrative research in physical education	467	(19)
Kathleen M. Armour
Teachers' beliefs	486	(16)
Niki Tsangaridou
Teachers' knowledge	502	(14)
Niki Tsangaridou
Coaching and coach education	516	(24)
Pierre Trudel
Wade Gilbert
Physical education teacher education (PE/TE) policy	540	(23)
Patt Dodds
INTRODUCTION TO SECTION V PHYSICAL EDUCATION CURRICULUM	563	(158)
Doune Macdonald
Curriculum construction and change	565	(15)
Dawn Penney
Research into elementary physical education programs	580	(16)
lisahunter
Sport education: a view of the research	596	(14)
Gary D. Kinchin
Social and individual responsibility programs	610	(17)
Don Hellison
Tom Martinek
Game-centred approaches to teaching physical education	627	(25)
Judy Oslin
Stephen Mitchell
Physical education and youth sport	652	(13)
Kristine De Martelaer
Marc Theeboom
Health-related physical activity in children and adolescents: a bio-behavioral perspective	665	(20)
Gregory J. Welk
Joey C. Eisenmann
James Dollman
Adventure education and physical education	685	(18)
Mike Brown
Teaching dance in the curriculum	703	(18)
Ralph Buck
INTRODUCTION TO SECTION VI DIFFERENCE AND DIVERSITY IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION	721	(88)
David Kirk
Doune Macdonald
Mary O'Sullivan
Sexuality and physical education	723	(17)
Gill Clarke
Race and ethnicity in physical education	740	(12)
Louis Harrison Jr.
Don Belcher
Disability and physical education	752	(15)
Hayley Fitzgerald
Girls and physical education	767	(17)
Anne Flintoff
Sheila Scraton
More art than science? Boys, masculinities and physical education research	784	(12)
Michael Gard
Social class and physical education	796	(13)
John Evans
Brian Davies
Index	809