Almost any physical educator could teach basic gymnastics effectively and derive a tremendous amount of satisfaction while doing so. (RC)

The author describes ways of implementing a differentiated approach to physical education from ascertaining the preparedness of students to conducting lessons and assessing progress. (JH)

Tactile communication in sport provides a basis for the attraction that is necessary for black and white children to form positive interpersonal relationships. (JA)

An imaginary character helps your children cast aside inhibitions and write more freely. (Editor)

This study is based upon a doctoral dissertation completed at the University of Southern California, 1965.

The reasons for obesity are identified and its prevention and treatment in children are described through discussions of infant care, eating habits, nutrition, exercise, and family support. (BJD)

Discusses the use of exercises that help students learn to write poetry. (HOD)

Running can be used effectively to produce positive physiological and psychological changes, including cardiovascular and physical fitness, reduction of anxiety, and more effective management of stress. (CJ)

Brief jogging sessions produced decreases in self-stimulatory behaviors and increases in appropriate play, responding, and classroom behavior in seven autistic children (4-14 years old). Changes were evident in a variety of settings. (Author/CL)

As part of a research study, a fitness trail was designed for older adults to increase their physical fitness and cardiovascular health. Exercise stations placed at quarter-mile intervals introduced exercises effective in improving flexibility, muscular strength, endurance, balance, and coordination. (JN)

Explores activities described in ERIC documents that are designed to create in the student an awareness of audience beyond the classroom setting. (HTH)