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JTPE has articles in it which focus on the teaching process and teacher eduation in physical education. The journal includes research articles based on classroom studies, descriptive and survey studies, summary and review articles, and discussion articles o current topics. Also included periodically are book and media reviews.

APAQ is a journal that provides the latest scholarly research related to physical activity for special populations.

Quest's purpose is to stimulate professional development in physical education by publishing articles concerned with issues critical to physical education in higher education. The journal does not publish original research reports but welcomes articles that are based on, complement, or review empirical research related to the profession. Both theoretical and practical articles are considered. Quest serves a broad readership that includes academicians, teachers, and administrators by providing a public forum for scholarly and creative thought about the profession.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIGEST is a 36-page quarterly magazine that provides the latest ideas, tips, coaching cues and research on sports, fitness and physical education topics from around the world - condensed into brief, easy-to-understand articles that you can really use. Each issue represents the best information selected from almost 5000 pages of original material. It's quick and easy to read, and very practical.

This newspaper (published 5 times a year) features lesson activities submitted by elementary and middle school physical educators. To subscribe call 1-800-927-0682.

This is published quarterly by the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports.

PALAESTRA: Forum of Sport, Physical Education & Recreation For Those With Disabilities, a quarterly publication, published in cooperation with both the U.S. Olympic Committee's Committee on Sports for the Disabled and the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance's Adapted Physical Activity Council, is a valuable resource for consumers, their families, and professionals in the field.  PALAESTRA, Greek for a gymnasium or sports school, provides a forum for the exchange of ideas and information concerning adapted physical activity for individuals with disabilities.  Whether your interest lies in sports or recreation; training or teaching; outdoor adventure or dance; national or international championships, there is always something entertaining and informative available within PALAESTRA.

The purpose of this electronic newsletter, designed by Ken Daley, is to share / create a collective wisdom in the area of technology as it impacts the professional Kinesiologist. The field of Kinesiology is "the study of human movement" and includes disciplines like Physical Education, Recreation, Dance, Physical Fitness, Sport and all the Sport Sciences. The present bias of the newsletter centers on Internet resources.