JOPERD the Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance 2009: Vol 80 Index & Table of Contents

2009·2 MB·English

Subject Index
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AAHPERD’s 125th Coaching Departments
Anniversary (also see Inclusion)
2009 AAHPERD Awards— May/
AAHPERD 1986-2009: A Retro- Using Learning Preferences to Jun:51 SOXOPU]
spective —Nov/Dec:48 Improve Coaching and Athletic
2009 JOPERD |Index—Nov/Dec:67
Performance—Mar:30
AAHPERD Chronicle
AAHPERD 2009 National Conven-
1986-—2 No0v/1Dec0:5 2 “Why Did You Cut Me?” Preparing
tion & Exposition—Mar:12
Coaching Education Students for
The American Association for
the Team Selection Process—Nov/ Advertiser Index —Jan:15; Feb:15;
Physical Activity and Recreation:
Dec:39 Mar:56; Apr:56; May/Jun:60;
Tracing Our Roots to 1939—May/
Aug:64; Sep:55; Oct:56; Nov/
Jun:16
Cross-Disciplinary Dec:72
Celebrating AAHPERD’s Quas- Connections
Conferences and Workshops—
quicentennial: Strength Through (see Curriculum, Professional
Jan:15; Feb:11; Mar:11; Apr:56;
Partnerships—May/Jun:15 Preparation)
Aug:61; Sep:55; Oct:56
Celebrating the Modern History of
Curriculum Convention Calendar—Aug:61;
Health Education in AAHPERD—
Oct:54
Aug:51 Integrating Multicultural Educa-
tion: Activities to Celebrate the Editorial—Jan:5; Feb:4; Mar:3;
Lest We Forget the Service They
Chinese New Year—May/Jun:40 May/Jun:3; Aug:4; Sep:4; Oct:4;
Rendered—Nov/Dec:54
Nov/Dec:6
Jump Rope Skills for Fun and Fit-
NASPE Sets the Standard: 35 Years
ness in Grades K-12—Sep:15 Guidelines for Authors—Feb:5;
of National Leadership in Sport
Apr:4; May/Jun:60; Aug:60; Sep:9;
and Physical Education—Oct:46
Dance Oct:7
The National Association for Girls
(also see NDA Scholar/Artist Issues—Jan:11; Feb:12; Mar:50;
and Women in Sport: 110 Years
Lecture) Apr:8; May/Jun:13; Aug:10; Sep:53;
Promoting Social Justice and
Alignment in Early Movement Oct:10; Nov/Dec:14
Change—Sep:48
Education: Remembering What We
Law Review—Jan:9; Feb:8; Mar:9;
Know—Mar:24
Adapted Physical Education Apr:6; May/Jun:11; Aug:7; Sep:10;
(also see Inclusion) Developing Aerobic Dance Rou- Oct:8; Nov/Dec:19
tines: A Method for Instructing
Effectively Using IEP Goal Banks— New Books—Feb:56; Aug:64
Undergraduate Group Fitness
Jan:44
Leaders—Sep:23 News —Jan:3; Feb:3; May/Jun:9;
Using Visual Supports for Stu- Aug:3; Sep:3; Oct:3; Nov/Dec:5
The Native American Dance Lega-
dents with Autism in Physical
cy: Introduction—Aug:13 Research Works—Jan:14; Feb:10;
Education—Feb:39
Mar:8; Apr:5; May/Jun:10; Sep:52;
The Never-Ending Circle of Life:
Oct:53; Nov/Dec:8
Native American Hoop Dancing
Assessment
from Its Origin to the Present
(see Teaching, Technology) Teaching Tips—Apr:12; Aug:59;
Day—Aug:21 Sep:12; Oct:50
At-Risk Youths Transcending Rhythms: A Celebra- Technology Tips—Jan:17
tion of Native and African Ameri-
Fun & Fit, Phase |: A Program for
can Culture—Aug:26 Viewpoint—Jan:7; Feb:6; Mar:6;
Overweight African American and Apr:3; May/Jun:6; Aug:5; Sep:6;°
Hispanic American Children from Voices of the Alaskan Alutiig Cul- Oct:6; Nov/Dec:11
Low-Income Families—Aug:35 tural Reawakening—Aug:15
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Elementary Physical History NDA Scholar/Artist Lecture
Education (see AAHPERD’s 125th Wellness Education for Dancers:
(see Adapted Physical Education, Anniversary, Dance) A 15-Year Retrospective —May/
At-Risk Youths, Curriculum, Jun:29
Fitness, Health, Inclusion, Inclusion
NASPE Symposium, Professional
(also see Adapted Physical Preschool Physical
Development, Professional
Education, Professional Education
Preparation, Public Relations,
Preparation, Public Relations,
(see Curriculum, Fitness,
Research, Safety Issues, Teaching,
Technology)
Professional Development,
Technology, Youth Development)
Physical Education and Sport Ad- Professional Preparation)
I2n0d0e9x es aptations for Students Who Are
Fitness
Hard of Hearing—Mar:38 Professional Development
(also see At-Risk Youths,
Curriculum, Dance, Health, Professional Development
NASPE Symposium, Professional Leisure and Recreation Schools: A Model for Effective P-16
Preparation, Research, Teaching) (also see At-Risk Youths, Coaching, Physical Education Partnerships—
Children and Exercise: Appro- Curriculum, Fitness, NASPE Jan:31
priate Practices for Grades K- Symposium, Youth Development)
What Do They Have that | Don’t
6—Apr:18 Journal Assignments for Student Have? Characteristics of National
Reflections on Outdoor Pro- Board Certified Teachers—Feb:44
Motivating Students to Be Active
grams—Apr:30
Outside of Class: A Hierarchy for
Independent Physical Activity— Professional Issues
Jan:25 NASPE Symposium (see Professional Development)
After-School All-Stars: Providing
Gender Issues Professional Preparation
Structured Health and Physical
(see NASPE Symposium) Activity Programs in Urban Envi- (also see Coaching, Leisure and
ronments— Oct:32 Recreation, NDA Scholar/Artist
Health Lecture, Technology)
Engaging Urban Youths in Physical
(also see Dance, Fitness,
A Collaboration for Health and
Education and Physical Activity:
NDA Scholar/Artist Lecture,
Physical Education in High-Need
Introduction—Oct:25
Professional Preparation) Schools and Communities—
Practical Applications and Limita- Engaging Urban Youths: A Youth Sep:29
tions of Tracking Body Mass Index Development Perspective—Oct:27
Implications of the Physical Edu-
in Schools—Apr:14
Four Considerations for Urban cator’s Broadened Wellness Role—
Physical Education Teachers— Feb:48
High School Physical Oct:29
Lights, Camera, Action: Facilitating
Education
The Gender Gap in Youth Sports: PETE Students’ Reflection Through
(see Adapted Physical Education,
Too Many Urban Girls Are Being Film—Sep:36
Curriculum, Dance, Fitness, Health,
Left Behind—Oct:35
inclusion, NASPE Symposium, Preparing Physical Educators for
Professional Development, Meeting the Needs of Ur- the Role of Physical Activity Direc-
Professional Preparation, Public ban Youths in Columbus City tor—Apr:24
Relations, Research, Safety Issues, Schools—Oct:41
Teaching, Technology) Psychology of Sport
Struggling to Engage Urban
Youths in Meaningful Physical Ed- (see Coaching, Fitness, NASPE
Higher Education ucation: A Bailout Plan to Survive Symposium, Teaching)
(see Coaching, Leisure and and Thrive—Oct:43
Recreation, NDA Scholar/ Public Relations
Artist Lecture, Proféssional __ What's Skill Got to Do With It? A
Development, Professional Developmental Approach to Pro- Communicating with Hispanic Par-
Preparation, Technology) moting Physical Activity in Urban ents of Children with and without
-Youths—Oct:38 Disabilities—Apr:48
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Promoting Physical EducationT:h e ical Education Students—Oct:12 Technology
Link to Academic Achievement— (also see Coaching, Professional
Integrating Motor-Learning Con-
Jan:39 Preparation, Research)
cepts into Physica! Education: Us-
ing Guided Discovery to Address A Checklist for Designing and
Research NASPE Standard 2—Nov/Dec:23 Evaluating Physical Education Pro-
Step It Up: Activity Intensity Using gram Web Sites— Nov/Dec:43
Observing and Diagnosing Stu-
Pedometers—Jan:22
dent Performance Problems in Integrating Digital Video Technol-
Games Teaching —Aug:46 ogy in the Classroom —Aug;:40
Safety Issues
Planning for Learning: A Simpli- The Mobile Gymnasium: Using
The Voluntary Use of Physical
fied Method for Student-based Tablet PCs in Physical Education— 6SO0X0e6p U]
Education Safety Guidelines in instruction—Apr:39 Feb:24
Schools—Mar:43
Positive Psychology and Quality Using Online Videos for Disability
Physical Education—Sep:42 Awareness— Oct:19
Teaching
(also see Adapted Physical The Sport Education Tactical Mod-
Youth Development
Education, Curriculum, Fitness, el—Nov/Dec:31
(also see At-Risk Youths, Fitness
inclusion, NASPE Symposium,
Professional! Preparation, Teaching Taekwondo Through NASPE Symposium)
Technology, Youth Development) Mosston’s Spectrum of Styles— Rock Climbing: An Experience
Feb:32
Content Development: Using Ap- with Responsibility —Feb:17
plication Tasks to Celebrate and Using Motor-Learning Theory to
Calibrate —May/Jun:47 Design More Effective Instruc- Youth Sports
tion—Mar:17 (see Coaching, Inclusion,
Creating Instructional Environ-
NASPE Symposium)
ments that Keep Students on Using Sport Education ta Teach
TARGET —Jan:49 an Autonomy-Supportive Fitness
Curriculum —May/Jun:20
Fostering Critical Thinking in Phys-
Author Index
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Adams, Jaime B.—Apr:14 Cardinal, Marita—May/Jun:29 EguaToerrjy —eOc,t:4 6
Adams, Jessica B.—Apr:14 Castelli, Darla—Apr:24 Ernst, Michael—Apr:24
Aiello, Rocco—Jan:44 Cherubini, Jeffrey —Sep:42 Erwin, Heather—Apr:24
Anton, Vanessa—Aug:21 Clements, Rhonda—Oct:29
Arndt, Katrina—Oct:19 Collier, Connie—Aug:46
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Columna, Luis—Apr:48; Oct:19
Connor, Bill—Feb:6
B Fisher, Michele—Apr:18
Couturier, Lynn E.—Nov/Dec:39
Fittipaldi-Wert, Jeanine—Feb:39
Crabtree, Kacy E.—Aug:13
Banville, Dominique—Jan:17 Fort, Inza—Nov/Dec:11
Barnes, Diane—Oct:41 Foxworth, K. Randell—Mar:17
Batista, Paul J.—Jan:9 D
Beale, Angela—Sep:29
G
Bemiller, James H.—May/Jun:11 Dail, Teresa—Sep:23
Beighle, Aaron—Apr:24 Darst, Paul W.—Oct:50
Gaines, Willysann—Sep:6
Bian, Wei—May/June:40 Deglau, Dena A.—Oct:41
Glave, A. Page—Nov/Dec:11
Boatwright, Douglas—Sep:15 DeMarzo, Jenine—Sep:29
Gober, Donna—Sep:15
Boyce, B. Ann—Jan:49 Denny, Vicky Grooms—Aug:59
Goodway, Jacqueline D.—Oct:38
Brusseau, Timothy A.—Oct:50 DiBrezzo, Ro—Nov/Dec:11
Graser, Susan Vincent—Jan:22
Buchanan, Alice M.—May/Jun:20 Doolittle, Sarah—Sep:29
Gregg, Amy—Apr:30
Burton, Laura J.—Oct:4 Dunn, Julia L.—Mar:30
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Griffin, Kent—Aug:35 Lyras, Alexis—Jan:7
Gubacs-Collins, Klara—Feb:24 Lytle, Rebecca—Apr:48
Guedes, Claudia—Oct:46
Sabo, Don—Oct:35
Sawyer, Thomas H.—Sep:10; Oct:8
H Schaefer, George R.—Aug:7
Mally, Kristi—Apr:39 Seidler, Todd L.—Mar:9
Hansen, Ken—Feb:17 Martin, Nathan T.—Mar:9 Senne, Terry A.—Apr:48
- Hart, Melanie A.—Aug:35 Marx, Anne C.—Apr:12 Sinelnikov, Oleg A.—May/Jun:20
Hearn, Colleen Porter—Aug:26 McCall, Renée—Jan:44 Sluder, J. Brandon—May/Jun:20
Helion, John G.—Aug:5 McCollum, Starla—Nov/Dec:31 Smith, Becky—Aug:51
Hellison, Don—Oct:27 McCullick, Bryan—Oct:25 Smith, Nicole J.—Jan:39
I2n0d0e9x es
Hernandez, Barbara L. Michiels— McKinley, Betsy —May/Jun:40 Snyder, S. A.—May/Jun:16
Sep:15 Meaney, Karen S.—Aug:35 Strickland, George—Sep:15
Hill, Grant—Jan:25; Nov/Dec:43 Melton, Deana—Sep:23
Hixon, Kathy—Aug:21 Melville, Scott—Feb:48
Holman, Margery—May/Jun:6 Mitchell, Murray —May/Jun:47
Hums, Mary A.—Jan:7 Mitchell, Stephen—Aug:46
Thompson, Walter R.—Oct:32
Hypes, Michael G.—Nov/Dec:6 Mowling, Claire M.—Feb:39
Tucker, Michael—Nov/Dec:43
Murgia, Carla—Oct:25
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Ivan, Emese—Feb:8
Van Oteghen, Sharon—Nov/Dec:54
Na, Jaekwon—Feb:32
Van't Hof, Ellen—Aug:15
J Vincent, William J.—Jan:22
Virgilio, Stephen J.—Jan:5
Jeansonne, Jennifer J.—Nov/Dec:23
Johnson, Jay—May/Jun:6 Oliver, Suzanne—Mar:24
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Johnson, Tyler—Oct:50 O'Neill, Aaron—Oct:43
Johnston, Rhea—Aug:21
Judge, Lawrence W.—Nov/Dec:19 Wang, Jianyu—May/Jun:40
Juniu, Susana—Feb:24 -
Jutte, Lisa—Feb:8
Padilla, James M.-—Apr:6
Pangrazi, Robert P —Jan:22
Yang, Stephen—Oct:19
K Parker, Melissa—Feb:17
Pellett, Heidi Henschel —Jan:31; Yarger, Leland—Apr:3
Kane, Nancy—Mar:6 Aug:40
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Kim, So-Yeun—Mar:3 PellTreacyt —Jtan,:31 ; Aug:40
Kowalski, Ellen—Jan:44 Petersen, Jeffrey C.—Apr:6; Oct:6;
Kozub, Francis M.—Sep:12 Nov/Dec:19
Zieff, Susan G.—Oct:46
Phillips, Amber D.—Feb:44
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Reviewer Index
The stringent review process has helped make JOPERD the most widely respected, refereed journal in its field.
The dedication of the professionals who serve as reviewers enables JOPERD to maintain its high standards. Each
professional listed below reviewed one or more manuscripts between October 1, 2008, and October 1, 2009. If any
reviewer has been inadvertently omitted, we ask that he or she notify us, and we will publish a correction.
A E Kozub, Francis M.
Kulinna, Pamela Hodges
Adair, Jan Edwards, Steven
Allen, Mary Lou Ego, Michael S6O0x0e6P U]
Appleby, Karen M. Elliott, Gloria L
Ayvazo, Shiri Erwin, Heather E.
La Vine, Mary E.
Lam, EddieT. C.
B F LaMaster, Kathy
Lambdin, Dolly
Baum, Sally Foret, Claire LaPointe-Crump, Janice
Bechtel, Pamela A. Lee, Anita N.
Behrman, Edward H. Lepczyk, Billie
Belka, David G Leung, Raymond
Bibik, Janice M. Lieberman, Lauren
Block, Martin Gabbei, Ritchie Little, Stephanie
Bolton, Kristin N. Gagen, Linda M. Liu, John
Bott, Timothy S. Gano-Overway, Lori Lombardo, Benneit
Bowyer, Garry Garcia, Clersida Lorson, Kevin
Braxton, Jean Garcia, Luis E. Lumpkin, Angela
Brett, Christine E. W. Garman, J. Frederick Lyons, Gerard G.
Brylinsky, Jody Gorecki, Jennifer J.
Grimes, G. Richard
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H MacCracken, Mary J.
Cai, Sean Martin, Melissa
Cardinal, Bradley Hall, Tina J. McBride, Ron
Carpenter, Linda Jean Harvey, Rachel McCollum, Starla
Cathey, R. Michael Haymes, Emily Menear, Kristi Sayers
Chase, Melissa Ann Hearn, Michael Patrick Metcalf, James
Chen, Gong Hellison, Don Mintah, Joseph Kwame
Claxton, David Hensley, Larry D. Mitchell, Murray
Clements, Rhonda Hernandez, Barbara Moerchen, Victoria A.
Conkle, Terry Hester, Donna Murphy, Kelle L.
Corbin, David Humphries, Charlotte Murray, Mimi
Cowden, Jo E.
Crabtree, Kacy
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Craft, Diane
Cuneen, Jacquelyn
Jefferies, Stephen
Jenkins, Jayne Overdorf, Virginia
D Johnson, Tyler G.
Davakos, Harry Pp
Davis, Kathryn L. K
Davis, Ron Palmer, Steve
Dean, Colleen Kelly, Luke Pangrazi, Robert P.
DeBolt, Louisa S. Kennison, Judith Patrick, Tim
DeSensi, Joy Kerst-Davis, Cam Patterson, Deborah
Docheff, Dennis M. Kiger, Joy Petersen, Susan
Donnelly, Joseph Kim, So-Yeun Phillips, Amber D.
Kovar, Susan Pissanos, Becky
Pleban, Lisa A.
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Cameron University (4) free or nominal rate distribution outside
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