American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance - AAHPERD

NASPE Symposium

The Promises and Pitfalls of Sport  Specialization in Youth Sport

Introduction
    Rian Q. Landers, Russell L. Carson, Bonnie  Tjeerdsma Blankenship, Feature Editors
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The “Logic” of Specialization: Using  Children for Adult Purposes
    Jay Coakley
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Sport Specialization: Developmental and  Learning Issues
    Crystal F. Branta
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Practice Makes Perfect and Other  Curricular Myths in the Sport Specialization Debate
    Jody Brylinsky
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Early Specialization in Youth Sport: A  Biomechanical Perspective
    Jeffrey M. Mattson & Jim Richards
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Impact of Early Sport Specialization: A  Physiological Perspective
    Anthony S. Kaleth & Alan E. Mikesky
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Early Sport Specialization: A  Psychological Perspective
    Daniel Gould
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Concluding Comments and Recommendations
    Russell L. Carson, Rian Q. Landers, &  Bonnie Tjeerdsma Blankenship
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Articles

Public Relations

How to Raise the Status of Physical  Education at Your School
    Karen M. Lux
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Teaching

Frameworks for  Diagnosing Student Performance Problems in Striking/Fielding and Target Games
    Jennifer L.  Fisette & Stephen Mitchell
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Professional Preparation

Teachers and Coaches as Leaders  Demonstrating Character and Competence
    Angela Lumpkin
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Departments

News
  Editorial: Hidden  Disabilities in Youth Sport
       Kimberly  J. Bodey
  Viewpoint: Is Anyone  Conducting Training Studies with Female Athletes Anymore?
       Lynda B. Ransdell
  Law Review: Public Entity Immunity Upheld Against Wrongful Death  Action
       Christopher Reed & Sarah J. Young
  Issues
  Teaching Tips: Teaching  T-Ball to Young Children
       Devon Starks
  Conferences &  Workshops
  Advertiser Index