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AUT9OR Fshelby, Don, Comp,TITLE Physical Education: A Bibliography of Selected

Documents from ERIC.INSTITUTION North Dakota Univ., Grand Forks.PUB DATE (70]NOTE 16p.

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EDPS Price MF-$0.25 BC-$0.90*Bibliographies, *Outdoor Education, *PhysicalEducation, *Physical Education Facilities, *PhysicalFitness

ABSTRACTMore than 100 documents cited and abstracted in

"Research in Education" in 1967, 1968, and 1969 are listed in thisbibliography. Citations were selected from documents indexed under 3ERIC descriptors: Physical Education, Physical Education Facilities,and Physical Fitness. Prices and ordering information are given foreach entry. (J4)

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STATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE Of EDUCATION

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION

A bibliography of selected documents

from ERIC

compiled by:

Don Eshelby

University of North Dakota

Grand Forks, North Dakota

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Introduction

Physical Education 1

Physical Education Facilities 9

Physical Fitness 13

Appendix 19

Now to order ERIC Documents

Bibliographical Notations for ERIC Documents

INTRODUCTION

PHYSICAL EDUCATION: A 3IBLIOGRAPHY OF SELECTED DOCUMENTS FROM ERIC isa bibliography of documents taken from RESEARCH IN EDUCATION, a monthly pub-lication of the Educational Resources In(ormation Center (ERIC). RESEARCH INEDUCATION (RIE) is a monthly index which lists resumes of documents publishedby ERIC. The documents from RIE are available in two forms, hardcopy or micro-fiche. Hardcopy is reproduced copies of original documents and microficheare 4 x 6 film cards which must be read using a special reader.

The purpose of compiling the bibliography was to re-package materialfound in the ERIC system to enable this material to reach more people. Itwas hoped that this form of re-packaging would allow for easier access andmore efficient use of ERIC materials.

The documents found in this bibliography were collected by a search ofthe 1967, 1968, and 1969 indexes of RIE. Three descriptors were used in thesearch; Physical Education, Physical Education Facilities, and PhysicalFitness. Only documents with the above descriptors were selected and re-viewed. Those documents that had little relevance to the title were notincluded.

The bibliography is by no means complete. It is meant only to serveas an aid to people using the ERIC system. For those who wish to have a morecomplete listing, especially in other related fields, the author would suggestusing descriptors other than those used in this search.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

ADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM. 1968 REPORT. Office of Research, Pittsburgh PublicSchools, Pennsylvania. (ERIC ED 026 781, EDRS price MF $.25 HC $1.20 22 p.).

Aldrich, Anita. COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF DESIGN FOR LONG-TERM RESEARCH PROJECT DIRECT-ED TOWARD THE IDENTIFICATION AND EVALUATION OF A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR THECURRICULUM IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION, GRADES K-16, American Association for Health,Physical Education and Recreation, 1967. (ERIC ED 012 814, EDRS price MF $.25

HC. $1.60, 30 p.).

Anderson, Jessie T. GUIDE FOR TEACHING PHYSICAL EDUCATION, GRADES 1-6. South CarolinaState Department of Education Columbia, 1966. (ERIC ED 019 126, EDRS price

MF $1.25 HC. $15.40 306 p.).

ASPHALT FOR OFF-STREET PAVING AND PLAY AREAS, 3RD EDITION. Asphalt Institute, CollegePark, Maryland, 1965. (ERIC ED 017 131, EDRS price MF $.25 HC. $2.05 39 p.).

Best, Helen and others. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ON THE MOTOR SKILLDEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES (MINIMAL BRAIN DYSFUNCTION).Memphis State University, Tenn., 1967. (ERIC ED 021 357, EDRS price I'F $.50

HC $3.45 67 p.).

Bicknell, John and others. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL PERFORMANCES OF SCHOOL AGECHILDREN AND THEIR AGES, HEIGHTS, AND WEIGHTS. Minnesota State Departmentof Education, St. Paul, 1964. (ERIC ED 003 676, EDRS price MF $.50 HC $5.55

109 p.).

BIBLIOGRAPHY ON RESEARCH IN PSYCHOMOTOR FUNCTION. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATIONFOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED. American Association for Health, Physical Educationand Recreation. (ERIC ED 015 583, EDRS price MF $.25 NC. $2.05 39 p.).

Blamer, William C. A STUDY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN THE PUBLIC JUNIOR AND COMMUNITYCOLLEGES OF THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES. Michigan State University, EastLansing. (ERIC ED 015 756, Document 'dot Available fron EDRS). Available from:Univorsity Microfilms, Inc., 313 North 1st St., Ann Arbor, Michigan 48107.

Buell, Charles E. PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR BLIND CHILDREN. (ERIC ED 016 327, Document

Not Available from MRS.) Available from : Charles C. Thomas, 301-327 East

Lawrence Ave., Springfield, Illinois 62704 for $9.00.

Capper, Michael R. INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVES FOR A JUNIOR COLUGE COURSE IN PHYSICALEDUCATION ( GOLF, PHYSICAL CONDITIONING, TENNIS, SWIMMING, SCUBA DIVING).California University, Los Angeles. ERIC Clearinghouse for Junior Colleges,

1969. (ERIC ED 033 709, EDRS price MF $.25 NC. Not Available from EMS).

Cratty, Bryant J. DEVELOPMENTAL SEQUENCES OF PERCEPTUAL-MOTOR TASKS, MOVEMENT ACTIVITIESFOR NEUROLOGICALLY HANDICAPPED AND RETARDED CHILDREN AND YOUTH. (ERIC ED 023 201Document Not Available from EMS). Available from: Educational Activities, Inc.,Box 392, Freeport, New York 11520 ($2.95).

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Crenshaw, William A. EFFECTS OF ORTHOKINETIC SEGMENTS UPON MOTOR RESPONSES OF NORMALMALE COLLEGE STUDENTS. Texas University, Austin, 1967. (ERIC ED 016 269,EDRS price MF $.50 HC $3.55, 69 p.).

CULTURAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE DEAF. Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf,Washington, D.C., 1967. (ERIC ED 021 389, EDRS price MF $.50 HC. $2.65,

51 p.).

A CURRICULUM GUIDE FOR TEACHERS OF MENTALLY RETARDED PUPILS. Board of Education of theCity of Detroit, Detroit Public Schools, Michigan. (ERIC ED 019 768, DocumentNot Available from EDRS).

CURRICULUM GUIDE TO TUMBLING, GRADES 1-6. University City School District, Missouri,1964. (ERIC ED 015 037, Document Not Available from EDRS).

Daniels, Arthur S.; Davies, Evelyn A. ADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION, PRINCIPLES ANDPRACTICE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR EXCEPTIONAL STUDENTS. 2ND EDITION.(ERIC ED 015 594, Document Not Available from EDRS). Available from:Harper and Row Publishers, 49 East 33rd St., New York; New York 10016for $8.50.

Davis, Harold S. TEAM TEACHING. A SELECTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY. Educational ResearchCouncil of Greater Cleveland, Ohio., 1967. (ERIC ED 023 159, EDRS priceMF $.25 HC $2.90, 56 p.).

Davis, Patricia A. TEACHING PHYSICAL EDUCATION TO MENTALLY RETARDED CHILDREN. (ERICED 029 451, Document Not Available from EDRS). Document may be obtainedfrom: T.S. Denison and Co. Inc., 5100 West 82nd St., Minneapolis, Minnesota55431 ($4.98).

Dexter, Geneivie; Early, Doyt. FACILITIES AND SPACE ALLOCATIONS FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATIONOUTDOOR TEACHING STATIONS FOR ELEMENTARY AND INTERMEDIATE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.California State Dept. of Education, Sacramento, 1967. (ERIC ED 016 371,EDRS price MF $.25 HC $1.55 29 p.).

Dexter, Geneivie. INSTRUCTION OF PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED MINORS IN REMEDIAL PHYSICALEDUCATION. REVISED. California State Department of Education, Sacramento,

$1967. (ERIC ED 022 312, EDRS price MF $.25 HC $1.20 22 p.$.

Dodson, Taylor; Staurtt Helen. INDOOR PLAY ACTIVITIES. North Carolina State Boardof Education, Raleigh, 1956. (ERIC ED 015 039, EDRS price MF $.25 HC $2.2042 p.).

Fait, Hollis F. SPECIAL PHYSICAL EDUCATION . . ADAPTED, CORRECTIVE, DEVELOPMENTAL.

Co.,

RIC ED 016 319, Document Not Available from EDRS). Published by: W.B. Saunderso Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Finchum, R.N. MAINTENANCE OF SCHOOL SYMNASIUMS. (ERIC ED 025 104, Document Not Availablefrom (ORS). Available from: School haivities Magazine, Box 196, Tescott,Kansas.

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A FRESH LOOK AT FLOORING COSTS, A REPORT ON A SURVEY OF USER EXPERIENCE COMPILEDBY ARMSTRONG CORK CO. Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 1965. (ERIC ED 021 399,EDRS price MF $.25 HC. $1.60 30 p.).

Glassow, Ruth B. and others. IMPROVEMENT OF MOTOR DEVELOPMENT AND PHYSICAL FITNESSIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN. Wisconsin University, Madison, 1961.(ERIC ED 002 927, EDRS price MF $.50 HC. $4.65 93 p.).

Goheen, Royal L. THE DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF THREE TYPES OF PHYSICAL EDUCATIONPROGRAMS FOR EDUCABLE MENTALLY RETARDED BOYS. FINAL REPORT. Boston University,Mass.,School of Education, i967. (ERIC ED 012 141, EDRS price MF $1.00HC $13.30 264 p.).

A GUIDE FOR PROGRAMS IN RECREATION AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED.American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Washington,D.C., 1968. (ERIC ED 029 444, EDRS price MF $.25 HC $2.70 52 p.).

Hall, Robert E; Lehman, Eileen F. SOME COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES WITH SPECIAL FACILITIETO ACCOMODATE HANDICAPPED STUDENTS, A DIRECTORY. Office of Education ,

(DHEW), Washington, D.C., 1967. (ERIC ED 016 351, EDRS price MF $.25HC. 4.05 11 p.).

Hue, Gerald J.; Hick, Basil L. PLANNING THE INDOOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION FACILITIES.State University of New York, Albany, 1962. (ERIC ED 017 146, EDRS priceMF $.25 HC. $1.10, 20p.).

Henderson, Joe M.; Griffey, Bert. PRODUCTION OF CLOSED-CIRCUIT TELEVISION PROGRAMSFOR IMPROVING INSTRUCTION IN PROFESSIONAL HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATIONCOURSES AT THE UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL. Midwestern University, Wichita Falls,Texas, 1968. (ERIC ED 025 953, EDRS price MF $.25 HC. $1.65 31 p.1,

HOW TO HOUSE A COMMUNITY COLLEGE. (ERIC ED 024 243, Document Not Available from EDRS).Journal Citation, SCHOOL MANAGEMENT; April, 1961. pp. 98-109.

Ismail, A.H.; Gruber,J.J. INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT MOTOR APTITUDE AND INTELLECTUALPERFORMANCE. (ERIC ED 016 342, Document Not Available from EDRS). Availablefrom: Charles E. Merril Books, Inc., Columbus, Ohio 42216, for $4.95.

Kershner, John R. AN INVESTIGATION OF THE DOMAN-DELACATO THEORY OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGYAS IT APPLIES TO TRAINABLE MENTALLY RETARDED. Pennsylvania State Departmentof Public Instruction. (ERIC ED 015 604, (DRS price MF $.50 HC $5.95117 p.).

McCraw, Lynn W.; Burnham, Stan. RESISTIVE EXERCISES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MUSCULARSTRENGTH AND ENDURANCE. Texas University, Austin, 1963. (ERIC ED 003 479,EDRS price MF $.50 HC. $5.35 107 p.).

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McDoned, Robert D. RETENTION OF MILITARY SKILLS ACQUIRED IN BASIC COMBAT TRAINING.George Washington University. (ERIC ED 022 103, Document Not Available fromEDRS). Available from: Clearinghouse for Federal Scientific and TechnicalInformation, Springfield, Va. 22151 (AD-663-785, MF $.65 HC $3.00).

Musial, Stan. FACILITIES FOR PHYSICAL FITNESS. (ERIC ED 018 932, Document NotAvailable from EDRS). Available from: Arnold Bloom, Editor, ButtenheimPublishing Corp., 757 third Ave., New York 10017.

Nagel, Charles; Moore, Fredricka. SKILL DEVELOPMENT THROUGH GAMES AND RHYTHMICACTIVITIES. (ERIC ED 019 996, Document Not Available from EDRS). Publishedby: The National Press, 850 Hansen Way, Palo Alto, California.

Nielson, Donald W.; Nixon, John E. SWIMMING POOLS FOR SCHOOLS. Stanford University,California School of Education. (ERIC ED 028 588, Document Not Availablefrom EDRS). Available from: Stanford University Press, Stanford, California.

Paul, John R. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON SCHOOL HEALTH OF THE AMERIM ACADEMY OFPEDIATRICS. (EPIC ED 014 743, Document Not Available from EDRS). Availablefrom: The American Academy of Pediatrics, Box 1034, Evanston, Illinois 60204.

PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED; IDEAS FOR INSTRUCTION, AmericanAssociation for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, 1968. (ERICED 029 445, EDRS price MF $.75 HC. Not Available from EDRS). Availablefrom: American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation,1201- 16th St. N.W., Washington, O.C. 20036 ($2.00) (146 p.).

PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR BOYS, GRADES 7-12. CURRICULUM BULLETIN: 1963-64 SERIES. 110Livingston St., Brooklyn, New York, 1964. (ERIC ED 001 719, EDRS priceMF $1.50 HC. $17.75, 351 p.).

PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED. American Associationfor Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr.Foundation, Washington, D.C., 1967. (ERIC ED 017 110, EDRS price MF $.25HC. Not Available from (DRS).

PHYSICAL EDUCATION ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS FACILITIES AND BASIC EQUIPMENT. MassachusettsSchool Building Assistance Commission, Boston, Mass., 1965. (ERIC ED 021 396,EDRS price MF $.25 HC. $.70 12 p.).

PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECONDARY SCHOOLS FACILITIES AND BASIC EQUIPMENT. MassachusettsSchool Building Assistance Commission Boston, Mass., 1966. (ERIC ED 021 397,EDRS price MF $.25 HC $1.05 19 p.).

PLANNING AREAS AND FACILITIES FOR HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION BY PARTICIPANIN NATIONAL FACILITIES CONFERENCE. REVISED 1965. Athletic Institute, Chicago,Illinois. (ERIC ED 014 848, HC. Not Available from EDRS). Available from:the Athletic Institute, Merchandise Hart, Chicago, Ill. 60654.

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PLANNING THE OUTDOOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION FACILITIES FOR CENTRAL SCHOOLS. PLANNINGTHE OUTDOOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION FACILITIES, NUMBER 10. State Universityof New York, Albany, 1967 (ERIC ED 018 923, EDRS price MF $.25 HC $1.5529 p.).

PROGRAMMING FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED: REPORT OF A NATIONAL CONFERENCE. (WASHINGTOND.C., OCT.31-November 2, 1966). American Association for Health,Physical Education and Recreation, Washington, D.C., 1968. (ERICED 025 071, EDRS price MF $.75 HC. Not Available from EDRS). Availablefrom: American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation,NEA, 1201-16th St. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036 ($3.00).

PROJECT ON RECREATION AND FITNESS FCR THE MENTALLY RETARDED. Hamilton City SchoolDistrict, Ohio.(ERIC ED 025 079, Document Not Available from EDRS).Available from: Charles E. Merrill Co., 1300 Alum Creek Drive, Columbus,Ohio 43216.

Rarick, G. Lawrence; Broadhead, Geoffrey A. THE EFFECTS OF INDIVIDUALIZED vs.GROUP ORIENTED PHYSICAL. EDUCATION PROGRAMS ON SELECTED PARAMETERS OFDEVELOPMENT OF EDUCABLE MENTALLY RETARDED AND MINIMALLY BRAIN INJUREDCHILDREN. FINAL REPORT. Wisconsin University, Madison, Department ofPhysical Education, 1968. (ERIC ED 025 892, EDRS price MF $1.00HC. $10.35 205 p.).

Redemer, Merrill. A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF ISOMETRIC TRAINING ON THEPHYSICAL FITNESS OF MALE YOUTH. Oklahoma State University, 1965. (ERICED 00:i 714, EDRS price MF $.50 HC. $4.60 90 p.).

Robbins, Leslie F.; Bokelman, W.Robert. COLLESE AND UNIVERSITY FACILITIES SURVEY.PART 5 ENROLLMENT AND FACILITIES OF NEW COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OPENINGBETWEEN 1961 and 1965. Department of Health, Education and Welfare,Washington, D.C., 1965. (ERIC ED 022 356, EDRS price MF $.25 HC $2.9056 p.).

Robertson, Nan. AIR STRUCTURES FOR SCHOOL SPORTS. Educational Facilities Labs.,New York, New York, 1964. (ERIC ED 031 064, EDRS price MF $.25 HC $1.6028 p.).

Ross, Sheila A. A STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF AN INTENSIVE TRAINING PROGRAM ON THEMOTOR SKILLS OF YOUNG EDUCABLE MENTALLY RETARDED CHILDREN. FINAL REPORT.Palo Alto, California, 1967. (ERIC ED 023 242, EDRS price MF $.25HC $2.75 53 p.).

Safrit, Maroaret J. THE STRUCTURE OF GROSS MOTOR SKILL PATTERNS. University ofWisconsin, Madison. (ERIC ED 010 102, EDRS price MF $.75 HC $8.35165 p.).

Schneider, Elsa, Ed. PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN SMALL SCHOOLS, WITH SUGCESTIONS RELATINGTO HEALTH AND RECREATION. American Association for Health, PhysicalEducation and Recreation, Washington, D.C. (ERIC ED 023 530, DocumentNot Available from EMS). Available from: Publications Services, NationalEducation Association, 1201.16th St. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036 ($2.00).

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SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR OUTDOOR EDUCATION. American Association for Health, PhysicalEducation and Recreation, Washington, D.C., 1967. (ERIC ED 022 603, EDRSprice MF 5.25 HC $.25 3 p.).

A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR PROGRAMMING PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIESFOR THE MENTALLY RFTARDED. National Education Association, Washington,D.C. (ERIC ED 011 426, EDRS price MF $.25 HC. $1.05 19 p.).

Smalley, Jeannette. PHYSICAL EDUCATION ACTIVITIES FOR THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. (ERICED 019 995, Document Not Available from EDRS). Published by: The NationalPress, 850 Hansen Way. Palo Alto, California.

Smith, Julian W. OUTDOOR EDUCATION. THE CLASSROOM TEACHER SERIES IN HEALTH EDUCATIONPHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION. NUMBER 3. American Association forHealth, Physical Education and Recreation, Washington, D.C. (ERIC ED 022 600,Docurent Not Available from EDRS). Available from: NEA Publications-Saler,1201-16th St. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036 ($.75).

Smith, Rex M. THE COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM FOR VEST VIRGINIA SCHOOLS. WestVirginia State Department of Education, Charlston, 1964. (ERIC ED 019 163,EDRS price MF $.50 HC $4.65 91 p.).

TEACHER TRAINING FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION. ICHPER QUESTIONNAIRE REPORT, PART II.International Council on Health, Physical Education and Recreation,Washington, D.C., 1968. (ERIC ED 030 583, FORS price MF $.75 HC. notAvailable from EDRS). Available from: National Education Association,Publications-Sales, 1201-16th St. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036 ($2.00).

TELEVISION IN HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION. NATIONAL CENTER FOR SCHOOL AND COLLEGETELEVISION NEWS SUPPLEMENT NUMBER FOUR. National Center for School andCollege Television, Box A, Bloomington, Indiana 47401 (ERIC ED 014 885,LOPS price MF $.25 MC $.60 10 p.).

TRAINING PROJECT: ANTHROPOMETRIC TRAINING PROJECT. FINAL REPORT. San Diego StateCollege, San Diego, California, 1967 (ERIC ED 021 291, EDRS price MF $.25HC. $.70 12 p.).

Trimble, WA.; Unterseher, Richard. THE INFLUENCE OF A STRUCTURED PHYSICAL EDUCATIONPROGRAM ON ADOLESCENT PERSONALITY. FINAL REPORT. Gordon College, Wenham,Mass., 1967. (ERIC ED 015 519, EDRS price MF $.50 HC $4.05 72 p).

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Anderson, Jessie T. GUIDE FOR TEACHING PHYSICAL EDUCATION, GRADES 1-6. South CarolinaState Department of Education, Columbia, 1966. (ERIC ED 019 126, EDRS priceMF $1.25 HC $15.40 306 p.).

THE ASPHALT HANDBOOK. Asphalt Institution, College Park, Maryland, 1365. (ERIC ED 023 271EDRS price MF $1.50 HC $20.25 403 p.).

ASPHALT FOR OFF-STREET PAVING AND PLAY AREAS, 3RD EDITION. Asphalt Institution, CollegePark, Maryland, 1965. (ERIC ED 017 131, EDRS price MF $.25 HC $2.05 39p.)

COLLEGE AND 'UNIVERSITY FACILITIES GUIDE FOR HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATIONAND ATHLETICS. American Association for Health, Physical Education and RecreatiWashington, D.C., 1968. (ERIC ED 032 722, EDRS price MF $1.00 HC. NotAvailable from EDRS) Available from: The Athletic Institute, 805 MerchandiseMart, Chicago, Illinois 60654 ($7.50).

CONVENTIONAL GYMNASIUM vs. GEODESIC FIELD HOUSE, A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF HIGH SCHOOLPHYSICAL EDUCATION AND ASSEMBLY FACILITIES. Educational Facilities Labs.,New York, New York, 1961 (ERIC ED 031 038, EDRS price MF $.25 HC $1.1020 p.).

Crawford, Wayne H. A GUIDE FOR PLANNING INDOOR FACILITIES FOR COLLEGE PHYSICAL EDUCATION.Columbia University, New York, New York, 1963 (ERIC ED 031 910, EDRS priceMF $.75 HC $8.30 164 p.).

Delamater, James B. THE DESIGN OF OUTDOOR PHYSICAL EDJCATION FACILITIES FOR COLLEGESAND SCHOOLS. Columbia University, New York, New York, 1963.(ERIC ED 028 626,EDRS price MF $.75 HC $6.85 135 p.).

Dickey, Donald D. ATHLETIC LOCKERS FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES: THEIR DESIGN - SELECTION-AND PURCHASE WITH FUNCTIONAL TIPS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR THE MODERN ATHLETICLOCKER ROOM. Donald D. Dickey, Box 6630 Minneapolis, Minnesota 55420,1967. (ERIC ED 031 041, EDRS price MF $.25 HC. $1.55 29 p.).

FACILITIES FOR THE EDUCATIONALLY HANDICAPPED. California State Department of Education,Bureau of School Planning, acramento, 1967. (ERIC ED 023 265, EDRS priceMF $.25 MC $1.25 23 p.):

Finchum, R.N. MAINTENANCE OF SCHOOL GYMNASIUMS. (ERIC ED 025 104, Document Not Availablefrom EDRS). Available from: School Activities Magazine, Box 196, Tescott,Kansas.

A FRESH LOOK AT FLOORING COSTS, A REPORT ON A SURVEY OF USER EXPERIENCE COMPILED BYARMSTRONG CORK CO. The Armstrong Cork Co., Lancaster, Pa.,1965.(ERICED 021 399, EDRS price MF $.25 HC $1.60 30 p.).

Gabrielsen, M; Alexander, Ed. SWIMMING POOLS. A GUIDE TO THEIR PLANNING DESIGN ANDOPERATION. Council for National Cooperation in Aquatics, Washington, D.C.;Hoffman Publications, Inc., Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 1969.(ERIC ED 033 566,Document Not Available from EDRS).

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Hase, Gerald J.; Hick, Basil L. PLANNING THE INDOOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION FACILITIES.State University of New York, Albany, 1962. (ERIC ED 017 146, EDRS priceMF $.25 HC $1.10 20p.).

Henderson, Joe M. ; Griffey, Bert. PRODUCTION OF CLOSED-CIRCUIT TELEVISION PROGRAMSFOR IMPROVING INSTRUCTION IN PROFESSIONAL HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATIONCOURSES AT THE UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL. Midwestern University, Wichita Falls,Texas, 1968. (ERIC ED 025 953, EDRS price MF $.25 HC $1.65 31 p.).

HOW TO HOUSE A COMMUNITY COLLEGE. (ERIC ED 024 243, Document Not Available fromEDRS). Journal Cit., SCHOOL MANAGEMENT: p. 98-109, April, 1961.

Ledermann, Alfred; Trachsel, Alfred. CREATIVE PLAYGROUNDS AND CENTERS, REVISEDEDITION. Frederick A. Praeger, Publishers, New York, New York, 1968.(ERIC ED 033 567, Document Not Available from EDRS). Available from:Frederick A. Praeger Publishers, 111-4th Avenue, New York, New York 10003.($15.00)..

Miller, John E. A FACILITIES UTILIZATION ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONSPennsylvania State University, University Park, May, 1967. (ERICED 023 274, EDRS price MF $.25 HC $1.00 18 p.).

THE NEW NORTHVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL REPORTER, VOLUME 3, No. 1. Olathe Board ofEducation, Kansas, 1967. (ERIC ED 023 266, EDRS price MF $.25 HC. $.40

6 p.).

Peterson, Alexal -19., Jr. A GUIDE FOR PLANNING THE FIELD HOUSE AS A COLLEGE OR SCHOOLPHYSICAL EDUCATION FACILITY. Columbia University, New York, New York, 1963.(ERIC ED 031 911, EDRS price MF $.50 HC $3.20 62 p.).

PHYSICAL EDUCATION ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS FACILITIES AND BASIC EQUIPMENT 1965. MassachusettsSchool Building Assistance Commission, Boston, Massachusetts, 1965. (ERICED 021 396, EDRS price MF $.25 HC $.70 12 p.).

PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECONDARY SCHOOLS FACILITIES AND BASIC EQUIPMENT, 1966. MassachusettsSchool Building Assistance Commission, Boston, Massachusetts. (ERIC ED 021 397EDRS price MF $.25 HC $1.05 19 p.).

PLANNING THE OUTDOOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION FACILITIES FOR CENTRAL SCHOOLS, NO. 10. StateUnivertity of New York , Albany, New York, 1967. (ERIC ED 018 923, EDRSprice MF $.25 HC $1.55 29 p.).

Robertson, Nan. AIR STRUCTURES FOR SCHOOL SPORTS. Educational Facilities Labs., NewYOH . New York, 1964. (ERIC ED 031 064, EDRS price MF $.25 HC $1.50 28 p.).

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Barsch, Ray H. A MOVIGENIC CURRICULUM, AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO CHILDREN WITHSPECIAL LEARNING DISABILITIES CONDUCTED AT THE LONGFELLOW SCHOOL. Madison,Wisconsin, 1965. (ERIC ED 011 153, EDRS price MF $.50 HC $3.15 61 p.).

BIBLIOGRAPHY ON RESEARCH IN PSYCHOMOTOR FUNCTION. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATIONFOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED. American Association for Health, PhysicalEducation and Recreation. (ERIC ED 015 583, EDRS price MF $.25 HC $2.05,

39 p.).

Bicknell, John E, and others. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL PERFORMANCES OF SCHOOLAGE CHILDREN AND THEIR AGES, HEIGHTS, AND WEIGHTS. Minnesota State Depart-ment of Education, St. Paul, 1964. (ERIC ED 003 676, EDRS price MF $.50

HC $5.55, 109 p.).

Cratty, Bryant J. DEVELOPMENTAL SEQUENCES OF PERCEPTUAL-MOTOR TASKS, MOVEMENT ACTIVITIESFOR NEUROLOGICALLY HANDICAPPED AND RETARDED CHILDREN AND YOUTH. (ERICED 023 201, Document Not Available from EDRS). Available from: EducationalActivities, Inc., Box 392, Freeport, New York 11520 ($2.95).

Fait, Hollis F. SPECIAL PHYSICAL EDUCATION - ADAPTED, CORRECTIVE, DEVELOPMENTAL.(ERIC ED 016 319, Document Not Available from EDRS). Published by:W.B. Saunders Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Glassow, Ruth B. and others. IMPROVEMENT OF MOTOR DEVELOPMENT AND PHYSICAL FITNESSIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN. Wisconsin University, Madison, 1961. (ERICED 002 927, EDRS price MF $.50 HC $4.65 93 p.).

Goheen, Royal L. THE DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF THREE TYPES OF PHYSICAL EDUCATIONPROGRAMS FOR EDUCABLE MENTALLY RETARDED BOYS. FINAL REPORT. 1967. BostonUniversity, Mass., School of Education. (ERIC ED 012 141, EDRS priceMF $1.00 HC $13.30 264 p.).

Harris, Chester W.; Liba, Marie R. COMPONENT, IMAGE AND FACTOR ANALYSIS OF TESTSOF INTELLECT AND OF MOTOR PERFORMANCE. Wisconsin University. Madison, 1965.(ERIC ED 003 683, EDRS price MF $.50 HC $6.10 120 p.).

Hendrickson, Andrew; Barnes, Robert E. THE ROLE OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES IN THEEDUCATION OF THE AGED. Ohio State University, Columbus, College of Education,1964. (ERIC ED 003 277, EDRS price MF $1.00 HC. $12.35 245 p.).

'Hunsicker, Paul A; Reiff, Guy G. A SURVEY AND COMPARISON OF YOUTH FITNESS 1958-65.Michigan University, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1965. (ERIC ED 003 341, EDRSprice MF $.75 HC. $9.25 183 p.).

Ismail, A.H.; Gruber, J.J. INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT MOTOR APTITUDE AND INTELLECTUALPERFORMANCE. (ERIC ED 016 342, Document Not Available from EDRS). Availablefrom: Charles E. Merril Bobks, Inc., Columbus, Ohio 42216 for $4.95.

McCraw, Lynn W.; Burnham, Stan. RESISTIVE EXERCISES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MUSCULARSTRENGTH AND ENDURANCE. Texas University, Austin, 1963. (ERIC ED 003 479,EDRS price MF $.50 HC. $5.35 107 p.).

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McDonald, Robert. D. RETENTION OF MILITARY SKILLS ACQUIRED IN BASIC COMBAT TRAINING.George Washington University. (ERIC ED 022 103, Document Not Availablefrom EDRS). Available from: Clearinghouse for Federal Scientific andTechnical Information, Springfield, Va. 22151 (AD-663-785. MF $.65HC. $3.00).

Musial, Stan. FACILITIES FOR PHYSICAL FITNESS. (ERIC ED 018 932, Document Not Avail-able from EDRS). Available from: Arnold Bloom, Editor, Buttenheim Pub-lishing Corp., 757 Third Ave., New York, New York 10017.

Nagel, Charles; Moore, Fredricka. SKILL DEVELOPMENT THROUGH GAMES AND RHYTHMICACTIVITIES. (ERIC ED 019 996, Document Not Available from EDRS).Published by: The National Press, 850 Hansen Way, Palo Alto, California.

Paul, John R. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON SCHOOL HEALTH OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMYOF PEDIATRICS. (ERIC ED 014 743, Document Not Available from EDRS).Available from: American Academy of Pediatrics, Box 1034, Evanston, Ill.6Q204, for $2.00.

PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED: IDEAS FOR INSTRUCTION AmericanAssociation for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, 1968. (ERICED 029 445, EDRS price MF $.75 HC. Not Available from EDRS). Avail-able from: American Association for Health, Physical Education andRecreation, 120 16th St. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036, ($2.00) 146 p.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE BIENNIAL CONVENTION ASSOCIATION OF INSTRUCTORS OF THE BLIND,INC. American Association of the Blind, Miami Beach, Florida, 1962.(ERIC ED 019 767, EDRS price MF $.75 HC $7.40 146 p.).

Redemer, Merrill. A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF ISOMETRIC TRAINING ON THEPHYSICAL FITNESS OF MALE YOUTH. Oklahoma State University, 1965.(ERICED 003 714, EDRS price MF $.50 HC. $4.60 90 p.).

Schneider, Elsa and Ed. PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN SMALL SCHOOLS, WITH SUGGESTIONSRELATING TO HEALTH AND RECREATION. American Association for Health,Physical Education and Recreation; Washington, D.C. (ERIC ED 023 530,Document Not Available from EDRS). Available from: PublicationsServices, National Education Association, 1201-16th St. N.W., Washington,D.C. 20036 ($2.00)

A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR PROGRAMMING PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATIONALACTIVITIES FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED. National Education Association,Washington, D.C. (ERIC ED 011 426, EDRS price MF $.25 HC. $1.05,19 p.).

Sheldon, Dorothy. TITLE I, ESEA, EVALUATION REPORT, 1966-67. Idaho State Departmentof Education, Boise, 1967. (ERIC ED 018 496, EDRS price MF $.25HC. $2.65. 51 p.).

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Smith, Julian W. and others. OUTDOOR EDUCATION. 1963 (ERIC ED 020 826, DocumentNot Available from EDRS). Available from: Prentice-Hall, Inc., EnglewoodCliffs, New Jersey 07632.

SUWANNEE AREA PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROJECT. INNOVATIONS IN ELEMENTARY PHYSICALEDUCATION EQUIPMENT. Columbia County Board of Public Instruction, Florida.(ERIC ED 018 968, EDRS price MF $.25 HC. $2.35 45 p.).

Trimble W.E.; Unterseher, Richard. THE INFLUENCE OF A STRUCTURED PHYSICAL EDUCATIONPROGRAM ON ADOLESCENT PERSONALITY. FINAL REPORT. Gordon College, Wenham,Mass., 1967. (ERIC ED 015 519, EDRS price MF $.50 HC. $4.05 72 p.).

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BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTATIONS FOR ERIC DOCUMENTS

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Safrit, Margaret J. THE STRUCTURE OF GROSS MOTOR SKILL PATTERNS. University ofWisconsin, Madison. (ERIC ED 010 102, EDRS price MF $.75 HC. $8.35165 p.).

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