Measurement of the Effectiveness of a Developmentally Based Physical Education Curriculum for students from Transition to Year 10 Schooling Years - Final Report: Summary of all Participants and Group Trends

Title
Measurement of the Effectiveness of a Developmentally Based Physical Education Curriculum for students from Transition to Year 10 Schooling Years - Final Report: Summary of all Participants and Group Trends
Publication Date
2006
Author(s)
Miller, Judith A
Haynes, John E
Type of document
Report
Language
en
Entity Type
Publication
Publisher
University of New England
Place of publication
Armidale, Australia
UNE publication id
une:12936
Abstract
This report represents the summary of the research project conducted between The Armidale School (TAS) and University of New England (UNE). An overview of the previously reported four phases of the study (2005-2006), and the summary of results and group trends is presented in the following structure: 1. A profile of all participants; 2. A specific focus on the children who were available for the repeat measure; 3. A special subset of children included in the remediation program known as Efficient Movement; and, 4. A future directions section will outline potential benefits of extending the project for 2007. Suggestions include a method of testing the children who are no longer in the Junior School, but may be still at TAS; the potential for future research and broader professional links between the Health and Physical Education Sports Studies team and TAS. As such, this report outlines the profile of the students assessed using the McCarron Assessment of Neuromuscular Development (MAND).
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