Teaching Children Physical Education: Becoming a Master Teacher

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Teaching Children Physical Education: Becoming a Master Teacher THIRD EDITION Presentation Package George Graham, PhD Prepared by Tom Ratliffe HUMAN KINETICS www.HumanKinetics.com

contents Chapter 1 Successful Teaching Chapter 2 Planning to Maximize Learning Chapter 3 Creating a Positive Learning Environment Chapter 4 Minimizing Off-Task Behavior and Discipline Problems Chapter 5 Getting the Lesson Started Chapter 6 Instructing and Demonstrating Chapter 7 Motivating Children to Practice Chapter 8 Observing and Analyzing Chapter 9 Developing the Content Chapter 10 Providing Feedback Chapter 11 Building Critical-Thinking Skills Chapter 12 Building Positive Feelings Chapter 13 Assessing and Reporting Children’s Progress Chapter 14 Continuing to Develop as a Teacher

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