644Friday, March 30, 2001

2:00 PM-3:45 PM
Research Consortium Poster Session. Pedagogy II
Keyword(s): research
Presider: Deborah Tannehill, Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, WA
Speakers:
Implementing Sport Education in a Peer Instructed University Physical Education Class
Mary L. Henniger and Karen Pagnano, University of Massachusetts, MA
Analysis of High School Physical Education Accountability Systems and the Relationship of Assessment as an Accountability System
Alias R. James, University of Massachusetts, MA
A Comparison of Web-based Course Instruction and Traditional Teaching in Motor Behavior
Noreen L. Goggin, University of North Texas, TX
Multicultural Teaching in the Nation’s Urban Schools: Management and Disciplinary Methods in Physical Education
Jepkorir Rose Chepyator-Thomsom, University of Georgia, GA
Students’ Perspectives on Student Behavior in Physical Education Classes
Donetta Cothran, Indiana University, IN, Pamela Hodges Kulinna, Wayne State University, MI and Karen Tormanen, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI
Teachers’ Views of Student Behaviors in Physical Education Classes
Pamela Hodges Kulinna, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, Donetta Cothran, Indiana University, IN and Rey Regualos, Wayne State University, MI
Pre-Service Teachers’ Perceptions Regarding the Use of Computers in Supervising an Elementary Physical Education Field Experience
Diane L. Jones and Deb Garrahy, Illinois State University, IL
The Implementation of Cooperative Learning in an Elementary Physical Education Program
Ben Dyson1, Nicole Rhodes1 and Allison Rubin2, (1)University of New Hampshire, NH, (2)Moharimet School, NH
The Impact of Waivers on K-12 Physical Education Instruction in Illinois Schools
David Q. Thomas, Shelli Thurman, Michele R. Rahija and Steven T. McCaw, Illinois State University, IL
Validity and Reliability of the Dispositions of Reflective Thinking Questionaire
David Wittenburg, New Mexico State University, NM and Ron McBride, Texas A&M University, TX
Perceived Usefulness of Three Mentoring Strategies for Beginning Physical Educators
Roberta E. Faust, Eastern Michigan University, MI and Sandra S. Stroot, The Ohio State University, OH
Play, Games, and Fun in Physical Activity: Perceptions of Instructors
Nicholas L. Holt, Enrique Garcia and William B. Strean, University of Alberta, AB, Canada
North Versus South: Gaining Insight From Elementary Education Majors Enrolled in Elementary Physical Education Methods
Jeanne Raudensky, Shepherd College, Shepherdstown, WV and Kathy Haas, Malone College, Canton, OH
The Effects of Multimedia Tennis Computer-Assisted Instruction (CAI) on Tennis Forehand, Backhand Knowledge & Psychomotor Skills in A Collegiate Tennis Basic Instruction Course
Ferman Konukman1, Craig Tacla1, Steve Palmer1, Jon R. Poole2 and Elizabeth Petrakis3, (1)Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, Blacksburg, VA, (2)Radford University, VA, (3)University of Nebraska-Lincoln, NE
Socialization Patterns in Middle School Physical Education
Sandra Stroot, Susan Brown, Kim Bush, Rhea Butler, Isamel Flores, Kevin Lorson and Margaret Gehring, The Ohio State University, OH
Children’s Insights Into the Rules and Protocols Used in Elementary Physical Education
Steve Sanders, University of Memphis, TN
Comparison of the Multi-Activity Model and Sport Education Model in Determining Fitness of 8th Grade Students
Deborah J. Rhea, Texas Christian University, TX
Social Development of At-Risk Youth: A Cooperative Non-Traditional Games Approach
Michael Sutliff, Cal Poly State University-San Luis Obispo, CA and Debra Patterson, California State University-Northridge, CA
Assessment of PETE Programs: Student Perceptions of the Teacher Preparation Process and Product
Todd Pennington, Connie Blakemore, Carol Wilkinson, Mike Karpel and Taneil Wells, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT
An Investigation of Commitment Among Underserved Youth Participants in an Extended Day Physical Activity Program
Tammy A. Schilling, University of Memphis, TN
Effects of Inservice Training on the Technology Practices and Attitudes of Physical Education Teachers
Rebecca J. Berkowitz, Blendon Middle School, OH and Deborah L. Tannehill, Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, WA
Block Scheduling: A Catalyst for Change in Middle and High School Physical Education
Joanne Margaret Hynes-Dusel, Towson University, MD

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