Palaestra 2007: Vol 23 Index & Table of Contents

2007·1.2 MB·English

INDEX
VOLUME 23 ¢ WINTER, 2007—FALL, 2007
AUTHORS disabilities have opportunities to play (DS/USA, SOI, USABA, USADSF,
Arnhold, R (with Auxter, DA): Legislative ball, Fall, p 20 WSUSA): Spring, p 10 (DS/USA,
Update (Congressional change in Ellis, K: Calendar, Winter, p 16; Spring, NDSA, SOI, USABA, WSUSA);
2006; Implications for disability p 16; Summer, p 18; Fall, p 17 Summer, p 10 (DS/USA, NDSA, SOI,
programs), Winter, p 6 Evans, E: Bits & Pieces, Winter, 48; Spring, USABA, WSUSA)
Legislative Update (Evidence-based p 47; Summer, p 52; Fall, p 41 Sherrill, C: Issues (Shout cause and
physical activity and Camp Shriver), Hennie, M: Improving opportunities for organizatioAPnA—C is the right
Spring, p 5 students with disabilities, Summer, name), Winter, p 55
Legislative Update (Promoting wellness p 20 Issues (Should war be changing adapted
for individuals with disabilities), Hockensmith, G: Reaching the summit physical activity? Professional
Summer, p 6 without limits— Sunrise on Mt. Fuji, preparation and practice?), Summer,
Legislative Update (Accessibility Fall, p 30 p58
guidelines for national parks, Fall, Huber, JH (with MacKool, JL): Wheelchair Issues (Recreation and leisure expertise
p5 athletes’ challenges with the 2007 needed in obesity battle), Fall, p 52
Aufesser, PM: The Fitness Center for Boston Marathon, Spring, p 26 Simpson, BD: Individualizing and
Individuals with Disabilities celebrates Huebner, C (with Olberding, M): U.S. adapting —One student example,
25 years of service and training, Fall, Paralympic Forum (Seven medalists Winter, p 32
p 25 lead ‘07 U.S. Paralympic skiing team), Stein, JU: Issues (Shout the cause—
Beaver, D: Editor’s Corner (Two Winter, p 9 Whisper the organization), Winter, p 55
significant happenings for U.S. Paralympic Forum (Paralympic Stein, JU: Publication Reviews, Winter,
PALAEST— RActAiv e Living mentor—Prove possibilities are p 51; Spring, p 52; Summer, p 55, Fall,
magazine & NARHA), Winter, p 4 endless), Spring, p 8 p48
Editor’s Corner (Disabled sport loses a (with Olberding, M): U.S. Paralympic Stillwell, B: Swimming instruction for those
titan), Fall, p 4 Forum (2007 U.S. Parapan American fearful of water, Winter, p 36
Bender, M (with McKenzie, S): Humans, team to feature numerous emerging Storms, T: The wheels of justice turn in
Horses, and Health (Interactive athletes), Summer, p 8 adapted interscholastic sport— Making
vaulting [IV]), Winter, p 46. (with (with Olberding, M): U.S. Paralympic progress (Editor’s Corner— Guest
McKenzie, Schulte, J) Humans, Horses, Forum (Once-in-a-lifetime trip awaits Editorial), Summer, p 4
and Health (Horse show competition: winner of Paralympic Academy Taylor, S: A rebirth of the senses, Summer,
What’s in it for the riders?), Summer, Beijing), Fall, p 9 p 38
p 45. (with McKenzie, S, Alden, A, Kennedy, AJ: Go Anywhere, Do Anything Tripp, A: APAC Action (A paraeducator’s
McNeil, M) Humans, Horses, and (Exploring Colorado), Summer, p 47 guide to physical education), Winter,
Health (Equine facilitated mental Go Anywhere, Do Anything (Exploring ps
health), Fall, p 10 the Grand Strand), Fall, p 15 APAC Action (2007 APAC award
Bennett, T: Humans, Horses, and Health Klavina, A (with Block, M and Larins, V): winners), Spring, p 6
(Therapeutic driving), Spring, p 45 General physical educators’ perceptions APAC Action (Highly qualified adapted
Burns, B: Golf tips by a master pro, Spring, of including students with disabilities physical educator), Summer, p 7
p 32. Accessible golf (Golfing with in general physical education in Latvia, APAC Action (New brochure, Assessment
disabled hands—Severe arthritis, Summer, p 26 book, Leadership position available
gnarled fingers), Summer, p 50. Martinez, CA (with Stopka, CB): Red in APAC, Adapted physical education
Adapting the golf swing to arthritic Cross GuardStart program to teach video to benefit teachers), Fall, p 8
hips and hip-replacements, Fall, p 43 basic water safety skills to students Winnick, J: A framework for interscholastic
Buswell, D (with Leriou F): Perceived with disabilities, Fall, p 37 sports for youngsters with disabilities
benefits of students’ service-learning Modell, SJ: Student perceptions about (Editor’s Corner—Guest Editorial),
experiences with hippotherapy, Winter sports for persons with physical Spring, p 4
p 20 disabilitiesA—n exploratory study,
Clark, N: Sport Nutrition (Carbo-loading: Summer, p 32 SUBJECTS
Tips for endurance athletes), Winter, Murata, NM (with Moeda, JK): Using Accessibility
p 44 occupational therapy strategies by Accessibility guidelines for national parks
Sport Nutrition (Nutrition— Your missing adapted physical educators and (Legislative Update), fall, p 5
link), Spring, p 44 classroom teachers for preschoolers Accessible Golf —Golfing with disabled
Sport Nutrition (Fluid facts for active with developmental disabilities, Spring, hands— Severe arthritis, gnarled
lifestyles), Summer, p 43 p2 fingers, Summer, p 50
Sport Nutrition (Weight reduction Reid, G: Research Application Adapting the golf swing to arthritic hips
tips from the American Dietetic (Developmental coordination disorder: and hip-replacements, Fall, p 43
Association), Fall, p 16 A developmental delay?), Winter, p 7 Active Living Magazine
Conatser, P: Inclusion in aquatics— Research Application (Physical Two significant happenings for
Perceptions of instructors preparedness education textbooks and portrayals of PALAEST— RActAiv e Living
in training, equipment utilization, and disability), Fall, p 6 Magazine & NARHA (Editor’s
class management, Spring, p 38 Rothert, G: Using plants for human health Corner), Winter, p 4
Downs, C: Little League Challenger and well-being, Winter, p 26 Adaptations
Division ensures children with Schack, F: National Scene, Wiater, p 10 Individualizing and Adapting —One
56 PALAESTRA | Fall 2007 | Vol. 23, No. 4
INDEX
VOLUME 23 ¢ WINTER, 2007—FALL, 2007
AUTHORS disabilities have opportunities to play (DS/USA, SOI, USABA, USADSF,
Arnhold, R (with Auxter, DA): Legislative ball, Fall, p 20 WSUSA): Spring, p 10 (DS/USA,
Update (Congressional change in Ellis, K: Calendar, Winter, p 16; Spring, NDSA, SOI, USABA, WSUSA);
2006; Implications for disability p 16; Summer, p 18; Fall, p 17 Summer, p 10 (DS/USA, NDSA, SOI,
programs), Winter, p 6 Evans, E: Bits & Pieces, Winter, 48; Spring, USABA, WSUSA)
Legislative Update (Evidence-based p 47; Summer, p 52; Fall, p 41 Sherrill, C: Issues (Shout cause and
physical activity and Camp Shriver), Hennie, M: Improving opportunities for organizatioAPnA—C is the right
Spring, p 5 students with disabilities, Summer, name), Winter, p 55
Legislative Update (Promoting wellness p 20 Issues (Should war be changing adapted
for individuals with disabilities), Hockensmith, G: Reaching the summit physical activity? Professional
Summer, p 6 without limits— Sunrise on Mt. Fuji, preparation and practice?), Summer,
Legislative Update (Accessibility Fall, p 30 p58
guidelines for national parks, Fall, Huber, JH (with MacKool, JL): Wheelchair Issues (Recreation and leisure expertise
p5 athletes’ challenges with the 2007 needed in obesity battle), Fall, p 52
Aufesser, PM: The Fitness Center for Boston Marathon, Spring, p 26 Simpson, BD: Individualizing and
Individuals with Disabilities celebrates Huebner, C (with Olberding, M): U.S. adapting —One student example,
25 years of service and training, Fall, Paralympic Forum (Seven medalists Winter, p 32
p 25 lead ‘07 U.S. Paralympic skiing team), Stein, JU: Issues (Shout the cause—
Beaver, D: Editor’s Corner (Two Winter, p 9 Whisper the organization), Winter, p 55
significant happenings for U.S. Paralympic Forum (Paralympic Stein, JU: Publication Reviews, Winter,
PALAEST— RActAiv e Living mentor—Prove possibilities are p 51; Spring, p 52; Summer, p 55, Fall,
magazine & NARHA), Winter, p 4 endless), Spring, p 8 p48
Editor’s Corner (Disabled sport loses a (with Olberding, M): U.S. Paralympic Stillwell, B: Swimming instruction for those
titan), Fall, p 4 Forum (2007 U.S. Parapan American fearful of water, Winter, p 36
Bender, M (with McKenzie, S): Humans, team to feature numerous emerging Storms, T: The wheels of justice turn in
Horses, and Health (Interactive athletes), Summer, p 8 adapted interscholastic sport— Making
vaulting [IV]), Winter, p 46. (with (with Olberding, M): U.S. Paralympic progress (Editor’s Corner— Guest
McKenzie, Schulte, J) Humans, Horses, Forum (Once-in-a-lifetime trip awaits Editorial), Summer, p 4
and Health (Horse show competition: winner of Paralympic Academy Taylor, S: A rebirth of the senses, Summer,
What’s in it for the riders?), Summer, Beijing), Fall, p 9 p 38
p 45. (with McKenzie, S, Alden, A, Kennedy, AJ: Go Anywhere, Do Anything Tripp, A: APAC Action (A paraeducator’s
McNeil, M) Humans, Horses, and (Exploring Colorado), Summer, p 47 guide to physical education), Winter,
Health (Equine facilitated mental Go Anywhere, Do Anything (Exploring ps
health), Fall, p 10 the Grand Strand), Fall, p 15 APAC Action (2007 APAC award
Bennett, T: Humans, Horses, and Health Klavina, A (with Block, M and Larins, V): winners), Spring, p 6
(Therapeutic driving), Spring, p 45 General physical educators’ perceptions APAC Action (Highly qualified adapted
Burns, B: Golf tips by a master pro, Spring, of including students with disabilities physical educator), Summer, p 7
p 32. Accessible golf (Golfing with in general physical education in Latvia, APAC Action (New brochure, Assessment
disabled hands—Severe arthritis, Summer, p 26 book, Leadership position available
gnarled fingers), Summer, p 50. Martinez, CA (with Stopka, CB): Red in APAC, Adapted physical education
Adapting the golf swing to arthritic Cross GuardStart program to teach video to benefit teachers), Fall, p 8
hips and hip-replacements, Fall, p 43 basic water safety skills to students Winnick, J: A framework for interscholastic
Buswell, D (with Leriou F): Perceived with disabilities, Fall, p 37 sports for youngsters with disabilities
benefits of students’ service-learning Modell, SJ: Student perceptions about (Editor’s Corner—Guest Editorial),
experiences with hippotherapy, Winter sports for persons with physical Spring, p 4
p 20 disabilitiesA—n exploratory study,
Clark, N: Sport Nutrition (Carbo-loading: Summer, p 32 SUBJECTS
Tips for endurance athletes), Winter, Murata, NM (with Moeda, JK): Using Accessibility
p 44 occupational therapy strategies by Accessibility guidelines for national parks
Sport Nutrition (Nutrition— Your missing adapted physical educators and (Legislative Update), fall, p 5
link), Spring, p 44 classroom teachers for preschoolers Accessible Golf —Golfing with disabled
Sport Nutrition (Fluid facts for active with developmental disabilities, Spring, hands— Severe arthritis, gnarled
lifestyles), Summer, p 43 p2 fingers, Summer, p 50
Sport Nutrition (Weight reduction Reid, G: Research Application Adapting the golf swing to arthritic hips
tips from the American Dietetic (Developmental coordination disorder: and hip-replacements, Fall, p 43
Association), Fall, p 16 A developmental delay?), Winter, p 7 Active Living Magazine
Conatser, P: Inclusion in aquatics— Research Application (Physical Two significant happenings for
Perceptions of instructors preparedness education textbooks and portrayals of PALAEST— RActAiv e Living
in training, equipment utilization, and disability), Fall, p 6 Magazine & NARHA (Editor’s
class management, Spring, p 38 Rothert, G: Using plants for human health Corner), Winter, p 4
Downs, C: Little League Challenger and well-being, Winter, p 26 Adaptations
Division ensures children with Schack, F: National Scene, Wiater, p 10 Individualizing and Adapting —One
56 PALAESTRA | Fall 2007 | Vol. 23, No. 4
INDEX
student example, Winter, p 32 ensures children with disabilities have Class Management
Adapted Physical Activity (Education) opportunities to play ball, Fall, p 20 Inclusion in aquatics— Perceptions of
Using occupational therapy strategies Baseball instructor preparedness or training,
in adapted physical education and The Little League Challenger Division equipment utilization, and in class
classroom teachers for preschoolers ensures children with disabilities have management, Spring, p 36
with developmental delays, Spring, opportunities to play ball, Fall, p 20 Cliff Crase
p 20 Bits & Pieces Disabled sport loses a titan (Editor’s
Should war be changing adapted physical Winter, p 48 (An Inspiration; CVs all kids Corner), Fall, p 4
activity? Professional preparation and can program; Colorado State Games Congressional Change
practice? (Issues), Summer, p 58 first to integrate visually impaired; Congressional change in 2006—
Adapted Physical Educators Keeping fit with a disability; New Implications for disability programs
Highly qualified adapted physical educator device allows visually impaired (Legislative Update), Winter, p 6
(APAC Action), Summer, p 7 shooters to join NRA-Beeman Tour: Court Decisions
Adapted Interscholastic Sport Furniture empowers people with The wheels of justice turn in adapted
The wheels of justice turn in adapted disabilities; Teacher of the year interscholastic sport— Making progress
interscholastic sport— Making progress modifies paddle boat; Women in Sport (Editor’s Corner— Guest Editorial),
(Editor’s Corner —Guest Editorial), Committee) Summer, p 4
Summer, p 4 Spring, p 47 (AAASP team faces off Deaf (see hearing impaired)
American Dietetic Association against reps from Georgia Assembly; Developmental Coordination Disorder
Weight reduction tips from the American Oxygen tank solves swimming Developmental coordination disorder:
Dietetic Association (Sport Nutrition), dilemma; Diversity in physical activity A developmental delay? Research
Fall, p 16 and health; NRA disabled shooting Application), Winter, p 7
Amputees service endowment activated; USOC Developmental Delays
National Scene: DS/USA, Winter, announces dates for first Olympic Week Developmental coordination disorder:
p 10; DS/USA, Spring, p 10; DS/USA, in America; Ability goes international: A developmental delay? Research
Summer, p 10 Taxi van provides greater mobility; Application), Winter, p 7
APAC 2006 Sullivan Award) Using occupational therapy strategies
APAC Action: A paraeducator’s guide to Summer, p 52 (National trails fund in adapted physical education and
physical education, Winter, p 8 supports volunteer projects across the classroom teachers for preschoolers
Issues: Adapted Physical Activity country; WNBA retirees; No barriers with developmental delays, Spring,
Council— Different perspectives on a festival 2007 held in Squaw Valley; p 20
name (Shout cause and organization— Long, Tibbs win 2007 ESPY awards: DS/USA
APAC the right name; Shout the World record holder competes with National Scene: Winter, p 10; Spring,
cau— sWhiespe r the organization), non-disabled Counterparts; Law p 10; Summer, p 10
Winter, p 55 office agrees to provide effective Editor’s Corner
APAC Action: 2007 APAC award winners, Communications to deaf and hard of Two significant happenings for
Spring, p 6 hearing clients; Galli sets new world PALAEST— RActAiv e Living
APAC Action: Highly qualified adapted record) Magazine & NARHA , Winter, p 4
physical educator, Winter, p 7 Fall, p 45 (Amputee runner wins Runners A framework for interscholastic sports
APAC Action: New brochure, Assessment World award; Driven Exhibition for youngsters with disabilities (Guest
book, Leadership position available opens at Smithsonian’s Ripley Center: Editorial), Spring, p 4
in APAC, Adapted physical education Hollenbeck to lead adaptedSPORTS The wheels of justice turn in adapted
video to benefit teachers, Fall p 8 outreach; Team A Step Ahead finishes interscholastic sport— Making progress
Aquatics well at NY triathlon; Paralympic (Guest Editorial), Summer, p 4
Swimming instruction for those fearful of athletes excite Berlin) Disabled sport loses a titan, Fall, p 4
water, Winter, p 36 Blind (see Visually Impaired) Endurance Athletes
Inclusion in aquatics— Perceptions of Boston Marathon Carbo-loading: Tips for endurance athletes
instructor preparedness for training, Wheelchair athletes’ challenges with the (Sport Nutrition), Winter, p 44
equipment utilization, and in-class 2007 Boston Marathon, Spring, p 26 Equipment Utilization
management, Spring, p 36 Camp Shriver Inclusion in aquatics— Perceptions of
GuardStart program to teach basic Evidence-based physical activity and instructor preparedness for training,
water safety skills to students with Camp Shriver, Spring, p 5 equipment utilization, and in-class
disabilities, Fall, p 37 Carbo-loading management, Spring, p 36
Arthritis Carbo-loading: Tips for endurance athletes Exploring
Golfing with disabled hands— Severe (Sport Nutrition), Winter, p 44 Exploring Colorado, (Go Anywhere, Do
arthritis, gnarled fingers (Accessible Cerebral Palsy Anything), Summer, p 47
Golf), Summer, p 50 National Scene: NDSA, Spring, p 10; Exploring the Grand Strand (Go
Adapting the golf swing to arthritic hips Summer, p I1 Anywhere, Do Anything), Fall, p 13
and hip-replacements (Accessible Challenger Division (Little League Fear of Water
Golf), Fall, p 43 Baseball) Swimming instruction for those fearful of
Athletic Opportunities The Little League Challenger Division water, Winter, p 36
Improving athletic opportunities for ensures children with disabilities have Fitness Clinic
students with disabilities, Summer, p 20 opportunities to play ball, Fall, p 20 The Fitness Clinic for Individuals with
The Little League Challenger Division Disabilities celebrates 25 years of
Fall 2007 | Vol. 23, No.4 | PALAESTRA
INDEX
service and training, Fall, p 25 Legislative Update classroom teachers for preschoolers
Fluids Congressional change in 2006— with developmental delays, Spring,
Fluid facts for active lifestyles (Sport Implications for disability programs, p 20
Nutrition), Summer, p 43 Winter, p 6 PALAESTRA
Go Anywhere, Do Anything Evidence-based physical activity and Two significant happenings for
Exploring Colorado, Summer, p 47 Camp Shriver, Spring p 5 PALAEST— RActAiv e Living
Exploring the Grand Strand, Fall, p 13 Promoting wellness for Individuals with Magazine & NARHA (Editor’s
Golf Disabilities Act of 2007, Summer, p 6 Corner), Winter, p 4
Golf tips by a master pro, Spring, p 32 Accessibility guidelines for national parks, Paralympics
Golfing with disabled hands— Severe Fall, p 5 Seven medalists lead ‘07 U.S. Paralympic
arthritis, gnarled fingers (Accessible Leisure national skiing team (U.S. Paralympic
Golf), Summer, p 50 Recreation and leisure expertise needed in Forum), Winter, p 9
Adapting the golf swing to arthritic hips obesity battle (Issues), Fall, p 52 Paralympic mentor—Prove possibilities
and hip-replacements (Accessible Letters to the Editor are endless (U. S. Paralympic Forum),
Golf), Fall, p 43 Summer, p 15 Spring, p 8
Health Lifestyles 2007 U.S. Parapan American team to
Using plants for human health and Fluid facts for active lifestyles (Sport feature numerous emerging athletes
well-being, Winter, p 26 Nutrition), Summer, p 43 (U.S. Paralympic Forum), Summer,
Hearing Impaired Little League Baseball ps
National Scene: USADSF, Winter, The Little League Challenger Division Once-in-a-lifetime trip awaits winners of
p 14 ensures children with disabilities have Paralympic Academy Beijing (U.S.
Hip-Replacements opportunities to play ball, Fall, p 20 Paralympic Forum), Fall, p 9
Adapting the golf swing to arthritic hips Mental Health Perceptions
and hip-replacements (Accessible Equine facilitated mental health (Humans, Inclusion in aquatics— Perceptions of
Golf), Fall, p 43 Horses, and Health), Fall, p 10 instructor preparedness for training,
Hippotherapy Mental Retardation equipment utilization, and in-class
Perceived benefits of students’ National Scene: SOI, Winter, p 12; SOI, management, Spring, p 36
service-learning experiences with Spring, p 10; SOI, Summer, p 12 General physical educators’ perceptions
hippotherapy, Winter, p 20 Mt. Fuji of including students with disabilities
Humans, Horses, and Health Reaching the summit without limits— in general physical education in Latvia,
Interactive vaulting (IV), Winter, p 46 Sunrise on Mt. Fuji, Fall, p 30 Summer, p 26
Therapeutic driving, Spring, p 45 National Parks Student perceptions about sports for
Horse show competition: What’s in it for Accessibility guidelines for national parks persons with physical disabilitiesA—n
the riders?, Summer, p 45 (Legislative Update), Fall, p 5 exploratory study, Summer, p 32
Equine facilitated mental health, Fall, p 10 National Scene Physical Education
Inclusion Winter, p 10 (DS/USA, SOI, USABA, Promoting wellness for Individuals with
Inclusion in aquatics— Perceptions of USADSF, WSUSA); Spring, p 10 (DS/ Disabilities Act of 2007 (Legislative
instructor preparedness for training, USA, NDSA, SOI, USABA, WSUSA): Update), Summer, p 6
equipment utilization, and in-class- Summer, p 10 (DS/USA, NDSA, SOI, Plants
room management, Spring, p 36 USABA, WSUSA) Using plants for human health and
General physical educators’ perceptions NDSA well-being, Winter, p 6
of including students with disabilities National Scene: Spring, p 10; Summer, Portrayals of Disability
in general physical education in Latvia, p ll Physical education textbooks and
Summer, p 6 North American Riding for the portrayals of disability (Research
Individualization Handicapped Association (NARHA) Application), Fall, p 6
Individualizing and adapting —One Two significant happenings for Preschoolers
student example, Winter, p 32 PALAEST— RActAiv e Living Using occupational therapy strategies
Interactive Vaulting (IV) Magazine & NARHA (Editor’s in adapted physical education and
Interactive vaulting (IV) (Humans, Horses, Corner), Winter, p 4 classroom teachers for preschoolers
and Health), Winter, p 48 Nutrition with developmental delays, Spring,
Issues Carbo-loading tips for endurance athletes, p 20
Adapted Physical Activity Council— Winter, p 44 Professional Preparation
Different perspectives on a name, Nutrition— Your missing link, Spring, p 44 Should war be changing adapted physical
Winter, p 55 Fluid facts for active lifestyles (Sport activity? Professional preparation and
Should war be changing adapted physical Nutrition), Summer, p 43 practice (Issues), Summer, p 58
activity? Professional preparation and Weight reduction tips from the American Publication Reviews
practice, Summer, p 58 Dietetic Association (Sport Nutrition), Winter, p 51 (Inclusion: Including people
Recreation and leisure expertise needed in Fall, p 16 with disabilities in parks and recreation
obesity battle, Fall, p 52 Obesity opportunities; Getting the most out
Latvia Recreation and leisure expertise needed in of the least restrictive environment:
General physical educators’ perceptions obesity battle (Issues), Fall, p 52 Integrating children with disabilities
of including students with disabilities Occupational Therapy into the classroom; Developmental and
in general physical education in Latvia, Using occupational therapy strategies adapted physical activity assessment;
Summer, p 26 in adapted physical education and Accidents of nature; Sports and the
PALAESTRA | Fall 2007 | Vol. 23, No. 4
INDEX
physically challenged: An encyclopedia developmental delay? Winter, p 7 . Training
of people, events, and organizations; Physical education textbooks and The Fitness Clinic for Individuals with
Introduction to physical education and portrayals of disability, Fall, p 6 Disabilities celebrates 25 years of
sport [6th ed]) Section 504 service and training, Fall, p 25
Spring, p 52 (Implementing recreation The wheels of justice turn in adapted USADSF
& leisure opportunities for infants & interscholastic sport— Making progress National Scene, Winter, p 14
toddlers with disabilities; Integrated (Editor’s Corn—e Gures t Editorial), USABA
physical education: A guide for the Summer, p 4 National Scene, Winter, p 13; Spring p 10;
elementary classroom teacher; No Senses Summer, p 13
standing around in my gym: Lesson A rebirth of the senses, Summer, p 38 U.S. Paralympics Forum
plans, games, and teaching tips Service Seven medalists lead ‘07 U. S. Paralympic
for elementary physical education; The Fitness Clinic for Individuals with national skiing team, Winter, p 9
Therapeutic recreation and the nature Disabilities celebrates 25 years of Paralympic mentor— Prove possibilities
of disabilities; Not on the sidelines: service and training, Fall, p 25 are endless), Spring, p 8
Living and playing with a disability Service-Learning 2007 U.S. Parapan American team to
[video]; Teaching sport and physical Perceived benefits of students’ service- feature numerous emerging athletes),
education: Insights on the road to learning experiences with hippotherapy, Summer, p 8
excellence; Therapeutic recreation in Winter, p 20 Once-in-a-lifetime trip awaits winners of
health promotion and rehabilitation; Skiing Paralympic Academy Bejing, Fall, p 9
The toughest break; Christopher Reeve Seven medalists lead ‘07 U.S. Visually Impaired
on spinal cord injury [video]) Paralympic national skiing team (U.S. National Scene, USABA, Winter, p 13;
Summer, p 55 (Active living every day: Paralympics Forum), Winter, p 9 Spring, p 10; Summer, p 13
Get active with a proven 20 step Special Olympics (see Mental War
program; Healthy eating every day; A Retardation) Should war be changing adapted physical
proven program for changing the way Sport Nutrition activity? Professional preparation and
you eat; Opening the school door to Carbo-loading: Tips for endurance practice (Issues), Summer, p 58
Section 504: Getting school services athletes, Winter, p 44 Water Safety
for children with disabilities who don’t Nutrition— Your missing link, Spring, p 44 Red Cross GuardStart program to teach
need special education; Taking giant Fluid facts for active lifestyles, Summer, basic water safety skills to students
baby steps: Early intervention services p43 with disabilities, Fall, p 37
under Part C; Fitness professionals Weight reduction tips from the American Weight Reduction
handbook [Fifth ed.] ADAPT my Dietetic Association, Fall, p 16 Weight reduction tips from the American
world: Homemade adaptations for Sports Dietetic Association (Sport Nutrition),
people with disabilities) Wheelchair athletes’ challenges with the Fall, p 16
Fall, p 48 (Multiple closed captioned VHS 2007 Boston Marathon, Spring, p 26 Well-being
or DVD], Riding into your mythic Student perceptions about sports for Using plants for human health and well-
life: Transformational adventures with persons with physical disabilities: being, Winter, p 6
the horse, Mister Spazzman [VHS or Exploratory study, Summer, p 32 Wellness
DVD]; Edges of perception; Low back Disabled sport loses a titan (Editor’s Promoting wellness for Individuals with
disorders: Evidence-based prevention Corner), Fall, p 4 Disabilities Act 2007 (Legislative
and rehabilitation [Second ed]; The Little League Challenger Division Update), Summer, p 6
Physical intervention in children and ensures children with disabilities have Wheelchair
adolescents; Phoenix Dance [video or opportunities to play ball, Fall, p 20 National Scene, WSUSA, Winter, p 15;
DVD, closed captioned]) Swimming Spring, p 10; Summer, p 14
Recreation Swimming instruction for those fearful of Wheelchair athletes’ challenges with the
Promoting wellness for Individuals with water, Winter, p 36 2007 Boston Marathon, Spring, p 26
Disabilities Act of 2007 (Legislative GuardStart program to teach basic WSUSA
Update), Summer, p 6 water safety skills to students with National Scene, Winter, p 15; Spring, p 10;
Recreation and leisure expertise needed in disabilities, Fall, p 37 Summer, p 13
obesity battle (Issues), Fall, p 52 Teachers (Classroom)
Red Cross Using occupational therapy strategies
GuardStart program to teach basic in adapted physical education and
water safety skills to students with classroom teachers for preschoolers
disabilities, Fall, p 37 with Developmental delays, Spring,
Research p 20
General physical educators’ perceptions Teachers (Physical Education)
of including students with disabilities General physical educators’ perceptions
in general physical education in Latvia, of including students with disabilities
Summer, p 26 in general physical education in Latvia,
Student perceptions about sports for Summer, p 26
persons with physical disabilitiesA—n Textbooks
exploratory study, Summer, p 32 Physical education textbooks and
Research Application portrayals of disability (Research
Developmental coordination disorder—A Application), Fall, p 6
Fall 2007 | Vol. 23, No.4 | PALAESTRA