The structure, fabrication, and uses of the electromyographic electrode, especially suited to the study of vigorous movements, are described, illustrated, and discussed. (JS)

The purpose of this study was to observe human movements, which have a large range of motion and multiple segmental action, through stroboscopic still photography. (JS)

This article defines physical education as including movement, play, physical fitness, and health. (CD)

Though there are some sports which have aesthetic aspects, there are no significant problems involved in the aesthetics of sport, and it is thus not a serious subject.

The usefulness of movement exercises in teaching a poetry unit to sixth graders is reported. (GW)

A dance and movement therapist reviews the contributions of creative movement and dramatic play in the education of handicapped students. Sample exercises and their benefits are described. (CL)

Compares the responses of four-month-olds in two situations, one in which a moving peripheral stimulus follows a central fixation stimulus and another where the peripheral stimulus is simultaneous with the central fixation. Simultaneous presentation decreases visual orientation to the peripheral stimulus, but cardiac data indicate that the…

This article suggests self-evaluative techniques for teachers. (PD)

Description of photogrammetric analyses which, combined with the current emergence of biomechanics, is utilized to explain and measure photographs of human movement. Oriented towards the use of photogrammetric analysis in physical education research. (JA)

Traces the development of Lorentz's theory of electrons as applied to the problem of the electrodynamics of moving bodies. Presents evidence that the principle of relativity did not play an important role in Lorentz's theory, and that though Lorentz eventually acknowledged Einstein's work, he was unwilling to completely embrace the Einstein…

The basic dynamics of high speeds in one frame of reference is proposed as an approach to relativity. Students could use the methods of generalizing used with Snells law and thermal expansions. (DS)