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  • NEP 2020 and Indian Higher Education: Pathways to Holistic, Flexible, and Global Transformation
    758
  • Athletic Participation and Academic Achievement of High School Students: A Longitudinal Study of Athletic and Non-Athletic Participants
    556
  • Enhancing Japanese EFL Students’ Grammar Accuracy and Writing Fluency Using ChatGPT: A Mixed-Method Study
    387
  • Math Anxiety and Math Self-Efficacy: How Demographic Variables Shape the Relationship
    332
  • Community Engagement in Management of Public Secondary Schools: A Systematic Comparative Review of India and Tanzania
    332
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  • Professional Development and Changes in Teachers’ Teaching Practices: A Pilot Study

    Xiaoping Fan, Luciana Zuest
    1-16

    Article ID: 11462
    811  (Abstract) 75  (Download)

    Abstract: Current efforts to improve physical education programs involve providing teachers with quality preparation professional development opportunities, especially for elementary classroom teachers (ECTs) who deliver physical education without adequate preparation (DeCorby et al., 2005).[5] However, little is known about the role of continuous professional development (CPD) in changes in ECTs’ practices regarding teaching physical education (Parker et... More

    2024-02-29
  • Association between Teacher Candidates’ Competency and First-Year Employment in Physical Education: A Comparison Study

    YuChun Chen, Brian Myers
    14-21

    Article ID: 4169
    283  (Abstract) 36  (Download)

    Abstract: Physical education teacher education (PETE) programs prepare teacher candidates to be competent and employed in P-12 school settings. This study examined the relationship between competency and first-year job obtainment in physical education (PE). Participants included 111 teacher candidates from two schools. Participants’ competency in content knowledge in Kinesiology and sub-disciplines (CKKH), content knowledge in sport... More

    2021-12-20
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