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television in physical education

A comparison of the effectiveness of interactive video in teaching the ability to analyze two motor skills in swimming

By Kirk E. Mathias

Influence of reinforcers on motorized bicycle on-task time of profoundly mentally retarded adolescents

By Gholamalia Owlia

The effects of using video-imagery fusion in learning swimming skills

By Dennis Burstein

The effects of prototypic examples and video replay on adolescent girls' acquisition of basic field hockey skills

By Diane Russell

The relative effects of a live and videotaped instructor on ratings of perceived exertion and subjective feelings of students in an aerobic exercise class

By Yvonne Harrison Cook

The construction of three videocassettes depicting the sequential development of the fundamental motor patterns of catching, overhand throwing and striking

By Frederick Hunter Thibault

The effects of videotape recording on swimming performance and knowledge of stroke mechanics

By Judith C. Fisher

A study of the effectiveness of televised instruction in a physical education activity course

By University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign campus). Dept. of Physical Education for Women.

Learning methods and their effectiveness on the performance level of administering motor assessment tests

By Virginia G. Shrewsbury-Reid

En forme

By Danielle Constantin

The effect of videotape instant replay on learning the forehand drive in tennis

By Patricia Jane Becker