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Adapted Physical Activity Books 1960-1988

1988

  • Access America: An Atlas and Guide to the National Parks for Visitors with Disabilities. (1988). Burlington, VT: Northern Cartographic Department. Reviewed in Palaestra, 4(4).
  • Bissell, J., Fisher, J., Owens, C., & Polcyn, P. (1988). Sensory Motor Handbook: A Guide for Implementing and Modifying Activities in the Classroom. Torrance, CA: Sensory Integration International. Reviewed in Palaestra, 6(4).
  • Clark, J.(1988).Seniorcise: A Simple Guide to Fitness for the Elderly Disabled. Sarasota, FL: Pinneapple Press, Inc. Reviewed in Palaestra, 6(4).
  • Dunn, J. & Fait, H. (1988). Special Physical education: Adapted, Individualized, Developmental (6th Edition).Dubuque, IA: Wm. C. Brown Publishers. Reviewed in Palaestra, 6(4).
  • Flex-Foot. (1988). Walking. . .Steps to a Healthier Life. Irvine, CA: Flex-Foot, Inc. Reviewed in Palaestra, 4(2).
  • Fardy, P.S. (1988). Cardiac Rehabilitation, Adult fitness, and Exercise tests. RC682.F37
  • Handicapped Requirements Handbook. (1988). Washington, DC: Thompson Publishing Group, Federal Programs Advisory Service. Reviewed in Palaestra, 4(4).
  • How Babies and Families Are Made. (1988). Berkeley, CA: Tabor Sarah Books. Reviewed in Palaestra, 4(2).
  • International Studies in Athletics.(1988). New Studies in Athletics. IAAF Bureau, 3 Hans Crescent, Knightsbridge, London, SWIXOLN, England. Reviewed in Palaestra, 4(2).
  • Johnson, R.E. & Lavay, B. (1988). Kansas Adapted Special Physical Education Test Manual: Health Related Fitness and Psychomotor Testing. Topeka, KS: Kansas State University, College of Education. Reviewed in Palaestra, 6(4).
  • Jones, J.A. (1988). Training Guide to Cerebral Palsy Sports (3rd Edition). Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics. Reviewed in APAQ, 6(3).
  • Kirkendall, D.R., Gruber, J.J., & Johnson, R.E. (1988). Measurement and Evaluation for Physical Education. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics. Reviewed in Palaestra, 4(2).
  • Morning/Afternoon Recreation Programs: How To Manual. (1988). Spokane, WA: The West Central Community Center of Spokane. Reviewed in Palaestra, 4(4).
  • Morris, L.R. & Schulz, L. (1988). Creative Play Activities for Children with Disabilities: A Resource Book for Teachers and Parents (2nd Edition). Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics Publishers. Reviewed in Palaestra, 6(4).
  • National Information Center on Deafness and the Center for Curriculum Development and Outreach at Gallaudet Universtity. (1988). Growing Together: Information for Parents of Hearing Impaired Children. Reviewed in Palaestra, 4(2).
  • Paralyzed Veterans of America. (1988). Competitive and Recreational Wheelchair Sports & Recreation Program. PVA National Sports & Recreation, 801 18th St., NW Washington, DC 20006.ts. Reviewed in Palaestra, 4(2).
  • Schleien, S.J. & Ray, M.T. (1988). Community Recreation and Persons with Disabilites: Strategies for Integration. Baltimore, MD: Brookes Publishing Co. Reviewed in Palalestra, 10(4).
  • Sherrill, C. (Editor).(1988). Leadership Training in Adapted Physical Education. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics Publishers.
  • Sperling, M.A. (Editor). (1988). Physician's Guide to Insulin Dependent (Type I) Diabetes: Diagnosis and Treatment. Alexandria, VA: American Diabetic Association. Reviewed in Palaestra, 7(3).
  • Spirduso, S. & Eckert, H. (Editors). (1988). Physical Activity and Aging: American Academy of Physical education Papers, 22. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics, Publishers. Reviewed in Palaestra, 6(4).
  • Total Conditioning for the Special Olympics: A Coaches Guide. (1988). Washington, DC: Special Olympics International. Reviewed in Palaestra, 4(4).
  • Vogel, P. & Seefeldt, V. (1988). Program Design in Physical education – A Guide to the Development of Exemplary Programs. Indianapolis, IN: Benchmark Press. Reviewed in APAQ, 7(1).
  • Witt, J.C., Elliott, S.N., Gresham, F.M., & Kramer, J.J. (1988). Assessment of Special Children. Glenview, IL: Scott, Foreman and Co. Reviewed in APAQ, 7(1).
  • Young, S. B. & Keplinger, L. (1988). Movement is Fun: A Preschool Movement Program. Torrance, CA: Sensory Integration International, Publishers. Reviewed in Palaestra, 6(4).
  • Zimmerman, J. (1988). Goals and Objectives for Developing Normal Movement Patterns: A Manual of Gross Motor Behavior Objectives, with an Emphasis on the Quality of Movement. RJ 496.M88Z56.

1987

  • Berridge, M.E. & Ward, G.R. (Editors). (1987). International Perspectives on Adapted Physical. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics.
  • Brandenburg, S.A. & Vanderheiden, G.C. (1987). Communication, Control, and Computer Access for Disabled & Elderly Individuals. Boston, MA: College-Hill Press. Reviewed in APAQ, 5(1).
  • Brown, A. (1987). Active Games for Children with Movement Problems. London: Harper & Row Ltd. Reviewed in Palaestra, l2(1).
  • Crawford, M.E. & Mendell, R. (1987). Therapeutic recreation and Adapted Physical Activities for mentally Retarded Inividuals. Englewood, NJ: Prentice-Hall Inc. Reviewed in APAQ, 4(4). RC570.C74
  • Directory of Agencies and Organizations Serving Deaf-Blind Individuals. (1987). The Helen Keller National Center for Deaf Blind Youth and Adults. Reviewed in Palaestra, 4(1).
  • Esterson, M.M. & Bluth, L.F. (Editors). (1987). Related Services for Handicapped Children. Boston, MA: College-Hill Press. Reviewed in APAQ, 6(1).
  • Finholt, J.M., Peterson, B.A., & Colvin, N.R. (1987). Guidelines for Physical Educators of Mentally Handicapped Youth. Springfield, IL: C.C. Thomas. Reviewed in APAQ, 6(1).
  • Gallahue, D. L. (1987). Developmental Physical Education for Today's Elementary School Children. GV443.M12
  • (1987). International Symposium on Adapted Physical Activity: International Perspectives on Adapted Physical Activity,.GV445.I57 and Evaluation for Physical Educators.
  • Kirkendall, D.R., Gruber, J.J. & Johnson, R.E. (1987). Measurement and Evaluation for Physical Educators (2nd Edition). Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics.
  • Kratz, L.E., Tutt, L.M., & Black, D.A. (1987). Movement and Fundamental Motor Skills for Sensory Deprived Children. Springfield, IL: C.C. Thomas. Reviewed in APAQ, 5(4).
  • National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases and the National Institute of Health, Office of Medical Applications and Research. (1987). Rockville, MD: Prospect Associates. Reviewed in Palaestra, 4(1).
  • Program Guidelines for Visually Impaired Individuals. (1987). Santa Rosa, CA: Multiple Service Media Technology Inc. Reviewed in Palaestra, 4(1).
  • Robb, G.M., Leslie, J. Jr., McGowan, M.L. (1987). Explore: Alternate Living Environments for Behavior Disordered Children. Bloomington, IN: Bradford Woods Outdoor Education Ctr., and the Dept. of special Education and Recreation and Park Administration. Reviewed in APAQ, 6(3).
  • Sherrill, C. (Editor). (1987). Leadership Training in Adapted Physical Education. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics Publishers. Reviewed in APAQ, 5(3).
  • Trieschman, R.B. (1987). Aging with a Disability. New York, NY: Demos Publications. Reviewed in Palaestra, 9(4).
  • USOC Drug Control Program: Questions and Answers. 1987). (Colorado Springs, CO: Department of Educational Services, USOC Sports Medicine and Science Division. Reviewed in Palaestra, 4(1).
  • U.S. Swimming. (1987). Stretching and Warm-up. Colorado Springs, CO: U.S. Swimming, Sports Medicine Department. Reviewed in Palaestra, 4I
  • YMCA. (1987). Aquatics for Special Populations. Champaign, IL: YMCA of the USA Program Store. Reviewed in Palaestra, 3(4).

1986

  • Alabama Special Olympics Sports Skills Battery. (1986). Montomerey, AL: Alabama Special Olympics. Reviewed in Palaestra, 2(2).
  • Anderson, B., & Bornell, D.G. (1986). Stretch & Strengthen for Rehabilitation and Development. Palmer Lake, CO: Stretching Inc. Reviewed in Palaestra, 2(2).
  • Appenzeller, H. (1986). Right to Participate. Charlottesville, VA: Michie Company Law Publishers.
  • Croucher, N. (1986). A Man and His Mountains. Nroth Pomfret, VT: Kaye & Ward. Reviewed in Palaestra, 2(2).
  • Dunn, J.M.,Morehouse, J.W., & Fredericks, H.D.B. (1986). Physical Education for the Severely Handicapped: A Systematic Approach to a Data Based Gymnasium. Austin, TX: Pro-Ed. GV445.D86
  • Grosse, S. & Gildersleeve, L. (1986). Halliwick Method: Water Freedom for the Handicapped. Milwaukee, WI: Sue Grosse. Reviewed in Palaestra, 2(4).
  • Hanson, M. J. & Harris, S.R. (1986). Teaching the young child with motor delays: a guide for parents and professionals. Austin, TX: Pro-Ed. RJ480.H36
  • Lev, J. (1986). Judo and Self Defense for the Disabled. Mevasseret-Zion, Israel: Mevasseret-Zion Judo Club. Reviewed in Palaestra, 14(3).
  • McNaughton, S. (1986). Communicating with Blissymbotics. Toronto, Ontario, Canada: Blissymbolics Communication Institute. Reviewed in Palaestra, 2(2).
  • Seagraves, M. C. (1986). Bridge to Learning: Motor Skill Development. GV443.H84
  • Sherrill, C. (1986). Adapted Physical Education and Recreation: A Multidisciplinary approach.Edition). (3rd GV445.S5
  • Wade, M.G. (Editor). (1986). Motor Skill Acquisition of the Mentally Handicapped: Issues in Research and Training. New York, NY: Elsevier Science. Reviewed in APAQ, 4(3).
  • Wessel, J.A., & Kelly, L. (1986). Achievement-Based Curriculum Development in Physical Education. Lea & Febiger. Reviewed in Palaestra, 2(2).
  • Wilkins, S. (1986).The Real Race. Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House.
  • Zakrajsek, D. (1986). Individualizing Physical Education: Criterion Materials. GV363.Z26

1985

  • Arnheim, D. D, (1985). Physical Education for Special Populations: A Developmental, Adapted and Remedial Approach,.GV445.A68
  • Auxter, D. (1985). Principles and Methods of Adapted Physical Education and Recreation,.GV445.A7
  • Campion, M.R. 91985). Hydrotherapy in Pediatrics. Rockville, MD: Aspen Systems Corporation. Reviewed in APAQ, 3(3).
  • Folio, M. R. (1985,).Physical Education Programming for Exceptional Leaders. GV445.F65
  • Keogh, J. & Sugden, D. (1995). Motor Skill Development. New York, NY: Macmillan. Reviewed in APAQ, 2(4).
  • Piscopo, J. (1985). Fitness and aging. GV482.6.P57
  • Reynolds, R.P. & O’Morrow, G.S. (1995). Problems, Issues & Concepts in Therapeutic recreation. Englewood, NJ: Prentice-Hall, Inc. Reviewed in APAQ, 2(3).
  • Strength Training for the Prepubescent. (1985). Chicago, IL: The American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine. Reviewed in Palaestra, 5(3).
  • The Alabama Special Olympics Fitness Battery. (1985). Montgomery, AL: Alabama Special Olympics. Reviewed in Palaestra, 1(4).
  • Werder, J. K. Kalakian, L. H. (1985). Assessment in Adapted Physical Education. Minneapolis, MN: Burgress. Reviewed in APAQ, 2(4). GV436.5 W47
  • Winnick, J. P. & Short, F.X. (1985). Physical Fitness Testing of the Disabled: Project Unique. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics. GV436.W54
  • (1985). Keep Movin: fitness for older adults/Grandview Hospital and Medical Center.

1984

  • Basmajian, J.V. (Editor). (1984). Therapeutic exercise (4th Edition). Baltimore, MD: Williams & Wilkins. Reviewed in APAQ, 2(1).
  • Beck-Ford, V. (1984). Leisure Training and Rehabilitation : A program manual. GV183.5 .B4
  • Biegel, L. (Editor). (1984). Physical fitness and the older person: a guide to exercise for health care professionals. RA781.P565
  • Dunn, J., Morehouse, L. JR., & Fredericks, H.D.B. (1984). Physical Education for the Severely Handicapped: A Systematic Approach for a Data Based Gymnasium. Austin, TX: Pro-Ed.
  • Fait, H. F. (1984). Special Physical Education: Adapted, Individualized, and Developmental,.GV445.F32
  • Ilmarinen, M. (1984,).Sport and International Understanding.GV706.8 .S64
  • Sherrill, C. (Editor). (1984). Sport and Disabled Athletes: 1984 Olympic Scientific Congress Proceedings, Volume 9. Reviewed in Palaestra, 2(4).
  • Sullivan, J. V, (1984). Fitness for the handicapped: An instructional approach. GV482.7.S85
  • Tillman, K. & Toner, P.R. (1984).You'll Never Guess What We Didin Gym Today! More New Physical Education Games & Activities. West Nyack, NY: Parker Publishing Company. Reviewed in Palaestra, 9(1).

1983

  • Bar-Or, O. (1983). Pediatric Sports Medicine for the Practitioner: From Physiplogical Principles to Clinical Application. Reviewed in APAQ, 3(3).
  • Cooper, K. H.. (1983). Aerobics program for total well-being: Exercise, diet, emotional balance. RA781.15.C657
  • Corbin, D. E, (1983). Reach For It! A handbook of exercise and Dance Activities for Older Adults. GV447.C791
  • Eason, R.I., Smith, T.L., & Caron, F. (Editors). (1983). Adapted Physical Activity: From Theory to Application. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics. Reviewed in Palaestra, 9(4)
  • Frank, M. J., (1983,).Cardiovascular physical diagnosis. RC683.F72
  • Masters, L. F, (1983). Adapted Physical Education: A Practitioner's Guide. GV445.M28

1982

  • Buell, C. E. (1982).  Physical Education and Recreation for the Visually Handicapped. HV1767.B787
  • Cantu, R. C..(1982).  Regaining health and fitness:  Guided exercises to recover from heart attack, lower back pain, obesity, and diabetes for inactive adults under sixty, the physically disabled, and the aged. RA781.C3
  • Gallahue, D. L. (1982). Understanding Motor Development in Children. New York, NY: John Wiley & Sons. Reviewed in APAQ, 3(1). RJ133.G34
  • Levete, G. (1982). No Handicap to Dance. Cambridge, MA: Brookline. Reviewed in APAQ, 6(4).
  • Miller, A. G. (1982).  Teaching Physical Activities to Impaired Youth: An Approach to Mainstreaming. GV445.M55l
  • Perloff, J. K., (1982). Physical examination of the heart and circulation. RC683.P397
    • Van Hal, L., Rarick,.G.L., & Vermeer, A.(Editors). (1982). Sports for the Mentally handicapped. Netheerlands: R.V. Uitgeverij De Vrieseborch. Reviewed in Palaestra, 1(4).

1981

  • Barness, L. A. (1981). Manual of pediatric physical diagnosis. RJ50.B3
  • Colvin, N. R. (1981). Guidelines for Physical Educators of Mentally Handicapped Youth.  GV445.C6
  • Crain, C. D. (1981).  Movement Rhythmic Activities for the Mentally Retarded. GV452.C7
  • Crowe, W. C. (1981).  Principles and Methods of Adapted Physical Education and Recreation.  GV445.A7
  • Eason, R.L., Smith, T.L. & Caron, F. (Editors)(1981). Adapted Physical activity: From Theory to Application. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics.
  • Evans, D.M.D. (1981).  Special tests and their meanings. RC71.8.E9
  • Haywood, K.  (1981). Motor Development. GV443.M67
  • O'Sullivan, S. B. (1981,). Physical rehabilitation:  Evaluation & treatment procedures. RM700.088
    • Wiseman, D. C. (1981). Practical Approach to Adapted Physical Education. GV445.W57

1980

  • American Alliance for Health, Physical education, Recreation, and Dance. (1980). Abstracts of Research papers-Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance. GV205.A472
  • Burton, E. C. (1980).  Physical Activities for the Developing Child. GV443.B87
  • Cantu, R. C. (1980). Toward fitness:  Guided exercise for those with health problems. RA781.C3
  • Evans, J. R. (1980). They Have to be Carefully Taught: A Handbook for Parents and Teachers of Young Children with Handicapping Conditions. LC4019.2.E98
  • Fraser, B. A. (1980). Gross Motor Management of Severely Multiply Impaired Students. RJ138.F72
  • Humphrey, J. H. (1980). Child Development Through Physical Education. GV443.H787
  • Teaching Research Infant and Child Center. (1980).  Teaching Research Curriculum for Moderately and Severely Handicapped.  LC4028.T42
    • Warfel, J. H.  (1980).  Understanding neurologic disease:  A textbook for therapists. RC346.W29

1979

  • Groves, L. (1979). Physical Education for Special Needs. GV445.P5
  • Upton, G. (1979). Physical and Creative Activities for the Mentally Handicapped. LC4611.P48

1978

  • Cautela, J. R. (1978).  Relaxation: A Comprehensive Manual for Adults, Children, and Children with Special Needs.  RA785.C38
  • Clarke, H. H.  (1978). Developmental and Adapted Physical Education .  GV445.C55
  • Dobbins, D. A. (1978).  Attention Theory of Two Choice Discrimination Learning As Applied To The Perceptual-Motor Learning of Educable Mental Retardates, Microfiche LB 1
  • Downer, A. H.. (1978). Physical therapy procedures:  selected techniques. RM700.D73
  • Frownfelter, D. (Editor). (1978,0. Chest physical therapy and pulmonary rehabilitation:  an interdisciplinary approach. RC731.C45
  • Geddes, D. (197).Physical Activities for Individuals with Handicapping Conditions. RM930.G43
  • McClenaghan, B. A. (1978).  Fundamental Movement: A Developmental and Remedial Approach. GV443.M23
  • O'Quinn, G. (1978).  Developmental Gymnastics: Building Physical Skills for Children. GV464.5 067
  • Skinner, L. (1978).  Motor Development in the Preschool Years. GV443.S55
  • Thomas, R. C.  (1978).  Effect of an Eye-Foot Coordination Program on Improving the Perceptual Motor Development of First and Second Grade Children.  Microfiche LB 2

1977

  • Arnheim, D. D. (1977).  Principles and Methods of Adapted Physical Education and Recreation. GV445.A7
  • Huard, P.  (1977). Oriental Methods of Mental and Physical Fitness:The Complete Book of Meditation, Kinesitherapy, and Martial Arts in China, India, and Japan. RA776.5 H7813
  • Shephard, R. J.. (1977).  Endurance fitness. Qp301.S48
  • Vannier, M. (1977). Physical Activities for the Handicapped. GV445.V25
  • Wickstrom, R. L. (1977).  Fundamental Motor Patterns. GV443.W47
    • Major, S., & Walsh, M.A. (1977). Learning Activities for the Learning. Belmont, CA: David S. Lake Publishers. Reviewed in Palaestra, 8(1).

1976

  • American Alliance for Health, Physical education, Recreation, and Dance. (1976). Physical Education and Recreation for Impaired Disabled and Handicapped Individuals: Past, Present, and Future. GV445.A66
  • Heitmann, H. M. (1976).  Physical Education Instructional Techniques:An Individualized Humanistic Approach. GV341.H543
  • Hill, K. (1976).  Dance for Physically Disabled Persons:A Manual for Teaching Ballroom, Square, and Folk Dances to Users of Wheelchairs and Crutches. GV445.H55
  • Johnson, L. (1976). Motor Fitness Testing Manual for the Moderately Mentally Retarded. HV3004.J59
  • Newman, J. (1976).  Swimming for Children with Physical and Sensory Impairments : Methods and Techniques for Therapy and Recreation. RJ138.N45
  • Nichols, P.J.R.. (1976). Rehabilitation medicine:  the management of physical disabilities. RM930.N5
  • Rarick, G. L. (1976).  Motor Domain and Its Correlates in Educationally Handicapped Children. GV445.R37
  • Sherrill, C. (1976,). Adapted Physical Education and Recreation. GV445.S53
    • Wheeler, R. H. (1976).  Physical Education for the Handicapped. GV445.W49

1975

  • Capon, J.J. (1975). Perceptual Motor Development Series. Belmont, CA: David S. Lake Publishers. Reviewed in Palaestra, 8(1).
  • Cratty, B. J.  (1975). Remedial Motor Activity for Children. RJ506.P68
  • Daniels, A. S. (1975).  Adapted Physical Education .  GV445.D3
  • Evans, J, R. (197). Comparison of the Synchronous, Rythmic Motor, and Spontaneous Movement of Educable Mentally Retarded and Normal Children.  Microfiche BF 1
  • Grosse, S. J,. (1975).  Physical Education Activities for the Uncoordinated Student. GV445.G76
  • Jones, MG S. (1975). Swimnastics is Fun. GV837.J64
  • Shivers, J. S.  (1975,).Therapeutic and Adapted Recreational Services. GV14.5 .S534

1974

  • Cratty, B. J.  (1974,). Psycho-Motor Behavior in Education and Sport. LB1067.C732

1973

  • Arnheim, D. D. (1973).  Developing Motor Behavior in Children: A Balanced Approach to Elementary Physical Education. GV443.A735
  • Arnheim, D. D. (1973). Principles and Methods of Adapted Physical Education and Recreation. GV445.A7
  • Buell, C. E. (1973). Physical Education and Recreation for the Visually Handicapped. HV1767.B787
  • Sinclair, C. B. (1973).  Movement of the Young Child, ages two to six. GV443.S48
  • Sosne, M. (1973).  Handbook of Adapted Physical Education Equipment and Its Use. GV445.S66
  • Vitale, F. (1973).  Individualized fitness programs.

1972

  • Adams, R. C,. (1972).   Games, Sports, and Exercises for the Physically Handicapped. RD795.A3
  • Pearson, P. H.  (1972).  Physical therapy services in the developmental disabilities. RJ138.P37
  • Rushall, B. S. (1972).  Development and Control of Behavior in Sport and Physical Education. GV706.R87
  • Singer, R. N. (1972).  Psychomotor Domain; Movement Behaviors. BF295.S52
  • Vodola, T. (1972). Individualized Physical Education Program for the Handicapped Child. GV445.V6
  • Winsor, M.T. (1972). Arts and Crafts for Special Education. Belmont, CA: David S. Lake Publishers. Reviewed in Palaestra, 8(1).

1971

  • Harvat, R. W, (1971). Physical Education for Children with Perceptual Motor Learning Disabilities.  LB1067.H3
  • Logan, G, A,(1971).  Adapted Physical Education. GV445. L6
  • Sage, G. H. (1971).  Introduction to Motor Behavior; a Neuropsychological Approach. BF295.S17
  • (1971). Motor Activity for Early Childhood. GV443.M6
  • (1971). Significance of the Young Child's Motor Development. RJ131.S52

1970

  • Mourouzis, A. (1970).  Body Management Activities; A guide to perceptual-motor training.
  • Hackett,  L. C,   (1970).  Movement Exploration and Games for the Mentally Retarded. GV183.7  .H3
  • Kirchner, G. (1970).  Introduction to Movement Education; An Individualized Approach to Teaching Physical Education. GV443.K468
  • Mourouzis, A. (1970). Body Management Activities: A Guide to Perceptual-Motor Training.
  • Nesbitt, J. A, (1970).  Recreation and Leisure Service for the Disadvantaged; Guidelines to Program Development and Related Readings. GV183.9 .N4
  • Robinson, C. M. (1970). Physical Activity in the Education of Slow-Learning Children. GV443.R62
  • Roch, R.  (1970). Effects of Normal Vision, Distorted Vision, and Sightlessness on Balance Performance. Microcard GV 360
  • Seinturier, D. H. (1970).  Regular Physical Education versus Specialized Physical Education Adapted to Boys Classified as Less Physically Fit. Microcard GV362
  • Smith, C. A. (1970).  Physical Education for Educable Mentally Retarded Children in selected School systems in Northeast Wisconsin. GV445.S6
  • Wessel, J. A, (1970).  Movement Fundamentals; Figure, Form, Fun. GV439.W427
  • Wickstrom, R. L, (1970).  Fundamental Motor Patterns. GV443.W47

1969

  • Council for National Cooperation in Aquatics,. (1969,).Practical Guide for Teaching the Mentally Retarded to Swim. GV445.C65
  • Cratty, B. J, (1969,). Perceptual-Motor Efficiency in Children; The Measurement and Improvement of Movement Attributes.  LB1067.C73
  • Perceptual-Motor Symposium. (1969).  Perceptual-Motor Foundations :A Multidisciplinary Concern; Proceedings. LB1067.P4
    • Wheeler, R. H. (1969).  Physical Education for the Handicapped. GV445.W49

1968

  • Braley, W. T, (1968).  Daily Sensorimotor Training Activities; A handbook for teachers and parents of preschool children. LB1067.B77
  • Carlson, B. W. (1968). Recreation for Retarded Teenagers and Young Adults .
  • Cooke, B. &  Marshall, E,  (1968).  Relationship between Balance and Cognitive Abilities of Children Aged Eight to Thirteen Years.  Microcard GV 338
  • Cooper, K. H., (1968).  Aerobics, Multiple holdings
  • Higgs, R. W. (1968).  Comparison of Performance of Normal and Educable Mentally Retarded Boys on Motor Tasks of Varied Complexity. Microcard GV 346
  • International Council on Health, Physical Education, and Recreation International Congress, (1968).  International Congress of the International Council on Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. GV205.I59
  • Joint Committee of the Lifetime Sports Education Project and the Project on Recreation and Fitness for the Mentally Retarded, (1968). Physical Activities for the Mentally Retarded; Ideas for Instruction. GV445.J6
  • Knott, M. (1968).  Proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation:  Patterns and techniques. RM719.K56
  • Lawther, J. D. (1968). Learning of Physical Skills, BF295.L33
  • National Conference on Programming for the Mentally Retarded.  (1968).  Programming for the Mentally Retarded, LC4601.A44
  • Robins, F.  (1968).  Educational Rhythmics for Mentally and Physically Handicapped Children.
  • Widdop, J. H.  (1968).  Motor Performance of Educable Mentally Retarded Children with Particular Reference to the Identification of Factors Associated with Individual Differencesin Performance, Microcard GV374

1967

  • Cratty, B. J,  (1967). Developmental Sequences of Perceptual-Motor Tasks. GV445.C73
  • Fait, H. F, (1967).  Manual of Physical Education Activities. GV341.F25
  • Fields, G. W. (1967).  Survey of Physical Education Services Provided for Educable Meantally Retarded Children in Public Schools in Selected Communities, Microcard GV 341
    • Taylor, L. N. (1967). Developmental Dance in the Education of the Educable Mentally Handicapped Child.  Microcard GV 367

1966

  • Buell, C. E, (1966). Physical Education for Blind Children , HV1767.B79
  • Fait, H. F, (1966). Special Physical Education: Adapted, Corrective, Developmental, GV445.F32
  • Mueller, G. W. (1966).  Practical Program of Remedial Physical Education, GV505.M93
  • Seamons, G. R, (196). Swimming for the Blind, HV1767.S4
    • Walker, A. S.  (1966).  Comparative study of the physical fitness of special, average, and gifted twelfth grade boys. Microcard GV 315

1965

  • Clark, D. H, (1965).  Emotional Disturbance and School Learning : A Book of Readings,
  • Connor, H. R,  (1965).  Study of the Types and Numbers of Handicapping Conditions of Public School Students, and of present practices in Adapted Physical Education in the First and Second Class Public School Districts of Oregon, Microcard GV82
  • Drury, B. J.  (1965).  Posture and Figure Control through Physical Education, GV439.D77
  • Glassow, R. B.  (1965).  Improvement of Motor Development and Physical Fitness in Elementary School Children.  Microcard GV 1
  • Kelly, E. D.  (1965).  Adapted and Corrective Physical Education. RM725.K4
  • Krusen, F. H. (1965).  Handbook of physical medicine and rehabilitation, RM700.K69
  • Licht, S. H.  (1965). Therapeutic exercises for older adults, RM725.T47
  • Rathbone, J. L.  (1965).  Corrective Physical Education , RM725.R3
    • Robbins, F. (1965).  Educational for Mentally Handicapped Children; a method of Practical Application, GV445.R6

1964

  • Cratty, B. J,  (1964). Movement Behavior and Motor Learning ,
  • Dittmer, J. A.  (1964).  Kinematic Analysis of the Development of the Running Pattern of Grade School Girls and Certain Factors which Distinguish Good from Poor Performance at the Observed Ages. Microcard GV9
  • Fleishman, E.  (1964).  Examiner's manual for the basic fitness tests, GV436.F54
    • Logan, G. A, (1964).  Adaptations of Muscular Activity; a Textbook for Adapted Physical Education,

1963

  • Clarke, H. H. (1963).  Developmental and Adapted Physical Education , GV445.C55
  • Disney, R. F.  (1963).  Comparative Study of Mentally Gifted and Average Intelligence High School Boys in Physical Education, Microcard GV 98
  • Walker, L. T,  (1963,). Physical Education for the Exceptional Student:Principles and Practice of Physical Education for Atypical Students, GV445.W3
  • Mathews, D.K, (1962).  Science of Physical Education for Handicapped Children,
  • Thompson, M. M.  (1962).  Study of the Relationship Between Performance In Selected Motor Skills and Mental Achievement of Children of Elementary School Age, Microcard GV 302
  • Peery, E. D,  (1961). Group Games for Orthopedically Handicapped Children, Microcard  GV232
    • Wessel, J. A, (1961).  Movement Fundamentals; Figure, Form, Fun, GV439.W427

1960

  • Fait, H. F, (1960,). Adapted Physical Education, for those with physical and mental deviations and low physical fitness, GV445.F3
  • Lowman, C. L.  (1960).  Postural fitness; significance and variances, QP301.L68
    • McPhee, N.H., Favazza, P.C., & Lewis, E.G. (1960). Sensitivity and Awareness: A Guide for Developing Understanding Among Children (Turtle Book)  Hollidayburg, PA: Jason & Nordic Publishers. Reviewed in Palaestra, 14(3).

1959

  • American Association for Health, Physical education, and Recreation. (1959). Completed Research in Health, Physical education, and Recreation, GV1.C62
  • Howland, I.  (1959).  Adapted Physical Education in Schools, GV445.H6
  • Rathbone, J. L.  (1959).  Corrective Physical Education , RM719.R25

1958

  • American Association for Health, Physical education, and Recreation,(1958).  Recreation for the Mentally Ill; Conference Report, RC489.R4
  • Burdan, P.  (1958).  Cinematographical Analysis of Three Basic Kicks Used In Soccer, Microcard GV 64
    • Stafford, G. T.  (1958).  Preventive and Corrective Physical Education, RM725.S75

1956

  • Fraleigh, W. P.  (1956).  Influence of Play upon Social and Emotional Adjustment with Implications for Physical Education, Microcard GV 115

1955

  • Hunt, V.  (1955)  Recreation for the Handicapped, GV183.5 H8

1954

  • Daniels, A. S.  (1954).  Adapted Physical Education, GV357.D35
  • Sheldon, W.  (1954). Atlas of men; a guide for somatotyping the adult male at all ages, GN60.S44

1953

  • Vincent, A. T.  (1953).  Adapted Physical Education in the Small Secondary School, Microcard GV313

1952

  • Davies, E. A,  (1952).  Analysis of Corrective Physical Education in Schools, With Implications for Teacher Education, Micrcard GV 91
  • Kendall, H. O.  (1952,). Posture and pain, RM719.K4
  • Moriarty, M. J,  (1952).  Study of the Relationship of Certain Physical and Emotional Factors to Habitual Poor Posture Among School Children, Microcard GV 222
  • Phelps, W. M. (1952).  Diagnosis and Treatment of Postural Defects.  Microcard GV236

1951

  • McCraw, L.W.  (1951).  Factor Analysis of Motor Learning. Microcard GV 206

1950

  • Buell, C. E, (1950).  Motor Performance of Visually Handicapped Children.  Microcard GV 60

1947

  • Stafford, G.  T. (1947).  Sports for the Handicapped, GV357.S7

1928

  • Lowman, C. L.  (1928,). Corrective Physical Education for Groups, a Textbook of Organization, Theory, and Practice, RM721.L65
  • Stafford, G. T.  (1928). Preventive and Corrective Physical Education, RM721.S698
  • Holt, L. E.,  Scientific stretching for sport, GV341.H6
  • Lindsey, R.  Body Mechanics;Posture, Figure, Fitness, GV509.L5