An instructional program model with individualized physical education materials entitled I CAN is described. (CR)

The conversion of existing exterior walls to provide facilities for outdoor rock climbing activities is described with particular emphasis on design to provide practice in basic movement skills such as correct use of holds, balance, controlled change of position, traversing, and moving up and down. (JMF)

Numerous ideas for teaching badminton to large groups are presented. The focus is on drills and techniques for off the court instructional stations. Instead of having students waiting their turn to play, more students can participate actively as they rotate from one station to another. (JN)

Observations are presented on the following: general information on education in China; information on physical culture and sport; physical facilities and classtime structure, and athletics and physical performance standards. (MJB)

The history of the Eastern District of AAH PER is sketched. (MM)

The article argues that physical education must make more use of games that involve risk and challenge if it is to develop youthful self-confidence and independence. (CD)

Ferrocement, a mixture of portland cement, fine sand, and wire mesh, provides an inexpensive medium for creative playground equipment. The steps involved in building a ferrocement playground sculpture are described, and a bibliography for additional information is provided. (JMF)

The Richardson, Texas, Independent School District has expanded its physical education program through an off-campus cooperative program that permits students to obtain credit for participation in an instructional program with an approved off-campus facility. (JMF)

An indoor rock climbing program using ladders in a gymnasium is outlined including costs, safety procedures, and precautions as well as basic guidelines for instructors. (JMF)