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Holistic Physical Education and Health Education for Kinesiology

Kinesiology Review
The purpose of the paper is to propose a new framework for physical education (PE) in the United States. This framework advocates for a holistic approach to PE, integrating PE and health education and implementing social and emotional learning. A holistic approach emphasizes educating the whole child through the physical, cognitive, emotional, mental ...
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Kinesiological Education

2011
A set of scientific papers published on the 6th International Scientific Conference on Kinesiology 2011, on subject Integrative power of kinesiology under the section Kinesiological ...
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Educational Kinesiology with Learning Disabled Children: An Efficacy Study

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1994
Educational Kinesiology is a treatment using specific movements to access different parts of the brain in maximizing learning potential. It has been recommended for use with learning disabled children; however, studies validating its effects are limited.
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Kinesiology or Physical Education?

Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, 1998
Donald Sawyer, Richard Rivenes
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Is it reasonable to involve kinesiology in medical education?

Acta physiologica Hungarica, 2000
The purpose of this study is to argue for teaching kinesiology for medical students. To become familiar with the basics of the science of human motions is essential for the medical practice. There is substantial evidence that regular physical exercise is beneficial to improve health and prevent disease, and has a key place among the strategies in ...
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Kinesiological prevention in the field of education

2011
With the changes in the society, there should also be changes in all fields of human activity, constituting not only the fundamental science, but also its applied fields, including Kinesiological education. Issues related to kinesiological prevention are so important that the experts are not only expected but rightfully demanded to provide answers to ...
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Quest for Kinesiology in Higher Education

Quest, 2010
As I begin my term as Editor of Quest, I submit this editorial to outline my vision for Quest. First, I must thank the Board of Directors of the National Association for Kinesiology and Physical Education (NAKPEHE) for entrusting me with the editorial role and give a special thank-you to my immediate predecessor, David Wiggins, for his editorial ...
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Kinesiological culture in education for responsibility

2013
Kineziološke kultura utemeljena na kineziologijskoj znanosti dio je opće kulture, situira se u okvir kulture življenja suvremenog čovjeka i u tom prostoru se aktualizira. Ona nadilazi okvire športa iako im je temelj i pretpostavka. Pri tome naglašavajući biološke, zdravstvene, ekonomske, kulturne i pedagoške vrijednosti (Findak, 1999).
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Scientific Research Approaches in Kinesiological Education

2013
Osnovni je cilj ovoga rada istaknuti značaj kvalitetnog definiranja smjernica istraživanja kao izvorišta izrade strategije i metodologije znanstvenog rada u Kineziološkoj edukaciji. Prikazane su samo značajnije smjernice istraživačkog rada temeljem znanstvenih ekspertiza određenog broja recentnih znanstvenih radova. Naime, Kineziološka edukacija sadrži
Neljak, Boris, Novak, Dario, Milanović, Dragan, Petrić, Vilko   +3 more
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Kinesiological education in preschool and primary education – status and prospects

2008
Physical education, due to its significance for coherent development of anthropological characteristics of children, is unique in its possibilities and specificities. The aim of the research within the project Kinesiological education in pre school and primary education is to establish a system of monitoring anthropological characteristics, motor ...
Findak, Vladimir, Prskalo, Ivan, Mišigoj-Duraković, Marjeta   +2 more
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