Foreword |
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Series Introduction: Inclusive Physical Activities---International Perspectives |
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Volume Introduction |
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PART I STRATEGIES TO MAXIMIZE PARTICIPATION OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AS A GLOBAL PRIORITY |
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1 Participation in Community Leisure Programs: A Vehicle for Enhancing Physical Activity in Children with Developmental Difficulties |
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2 A Longitudinal Case Study Approach to Describing a Boy With Development Coordination Disorder Experiencing Transitive Intervention Services Toward Inclusive School-and Community-Based Physical Activities |
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3 Free to Play: The Role of Physical Activity in the Lives of Children With Chronic Illnesses |
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PART II STRATEGIES TO MAXIMIZE THE SOCIAL INCLUSION OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS IN GENERAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES |
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4 Strategies to Increase Social Inclusion of Students with Disabilities in Physical Education Settings |
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5 Physical Education and Sport as a Means to Empower Children With Disability in Educational and Community Settings: The Contribution of Paralympic Education Focusing on Peers' Interactions |
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91 | (18) |
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6 Strategies to Maximize Social Participation and Inclusion of Students With Disabilities in Physical Education |
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109 | (24) |
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Yeshayahu "Shayke" Hutzler |
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7 Understanding Inclusion in Physical Education From the Child's Perspective |
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PART III EFFECTIVE PHYSICAL EDUCATION STRATEGIES TO ENHANCE BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES FOR CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS |
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8 Play Fighting as a Strategy to Cope With Aggressive Behaviors Among Youth With Social Disadvantages in Italy |
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9 Promoting Social Inclusion and Physical Activity for Students With Special Educational Needs Through Adventure Education |
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10 Underserved Urban Minority Children: Overcoming the Challenges and Enhancing the Benefits of Engaging in Physical Activity |
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PART IV ADVANCING THE PRACTICE OF EDUCATORS AND COACHES TO CULTIVATE THE SOCIAL INCLUSION AND PARTICIPATION IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS |
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11 The Use of Multimedia and the Internet in Providing Global Training Opportunities for Coaches in Adapted Sports: Case of Sitting Volleyball/VolleySLIDE |
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225 | (24) |
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12 A Holistic Approach to Training for Inclusion in Physical Education: Policy, Practice, Challenges, and Solutions |
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PART V CHALLENGING THE MEANING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF INCLUSIVE PRACTICES IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION GLOBALLY |
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13 Reflections on Professional Practice in Adapted Physical Activity Through a Social Justice Lens |
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14 Students with Disabilities in Brazil, Japan, South Korea, and the United States: Implications for Inclusion and Social Justice in Physical Education |
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287 | (22) |
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Anselmo de Athayde Costa e Silva |
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About the Contributors |
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