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Check out the following web site for vital information regarding the implementation of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Reauthorization of 1999.
www.ideapractices.org
The American Association for Active Living, [AAALF] an AAHPERD organization has important information regarding programs for individuals with disabilities. It's executive director is Dr. Janet Seaman.
For professional updates regarding issues affecting the education of learners with disabilities, check out the comprehensive Council for Exceptional Children web site.
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Check out THE Adapted PE Site on the Web:
Project INSPIRE at Texas Woman's University.
Click and appreciate the informative site on Disability
Sport from Michigan State University.
Visit the Adapted
Physical Education Advocacy Page from Mankato State University.
For information specifically related to physical education for individuals with disabilities visit the Advocate Webpage. Published by the National Consortium and edited by Deb Buswell, Ph.D.
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Welcome to "Adapted PE" on PELINKS4U. We hope you find the
information on this page informative and inspiring. Please help us
to keep this page beneficial by sending us feedback and
contributions.
Kristi Roth and Carol Huettig, Ph.D.
Section Editors
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Learn activities that can be used for all children in a class. Provided by teachers, for teachers!
Project INSPIRE at TWU brings you a new, valuable Play
page with practical information about helping young children develop
important play skills.
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I also was taught not to ask in the face
of need,
"why doesn't someone
do something", but rather,
"why don't I do something?
~ Marion
Wright Edelman ~
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Attend a conference featuring 25 leaders in the field of Adapted Physical Education.
The National Consortium of Physical Education, Health, Recreation and Dance supports the Adapted Physical Education National Standards Project. Be committed. Become a Certified Adapted Physical Educator [CAPE].
www.twu.edu/APENS
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Get great ideas for activities and adapted equipment!
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