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Don Hellison Books

Teaching Responsibility Through Physical Activity

Don Hellison presents a practical, street smart teaching approach that uses sport and exercise to help young people take more responsibility for themselves and the well-being of others. An expert on affective physical education and sport and a longtime teacher of at-risk students, Hellison draws on his own experiences and those of colleagues from across the country to provide proven strategies on using the gymnasium, playground, and playing field as centers for building student self-esteem; empowering students to develop their own physical education goals; improving the quality of K-12 physical education classes, extended-day programs, diversion programs, and organized sport programs; and putting the character development claims of physical programs into practice.

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Goals and Strategies for Teaching Physical Education

Motivate students to participate in class and minimize disciplinary problems with these gym-tested strategies. To meet your specific teaching needs, you can select from the many practical guidelines, forms, sample drill sheets, and student contracts that emphasize self-control, involvement, self-responsibility, caring, and "going beyond" objectives.

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Reflective Approach to Teaching Physical Education

Don Hellison and Tom Templin ask teachers and future teachers to address the question "What's worth doing?" before they begin to plan a physical education program. When teachers know their own answer to that question, it is much easier to plan a curriculum. Is the main goal to promote fitness? To instruct students in motor skills? To help kids feel better about themselves? Identifying priorities is the first task for anyone developing a reflective approach to teaching.

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Other Books by Don Hellison Include:

Humanistic Physical Education

Beyond Bats and Balls

Don Hellison Videotape

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