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    Journal of Teaching in Physical Education, Volume 36, 2017, Issue 1

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    Editor’s Note

    JTPE as Legacy
    Michael W. Metzler

    Article

    Revisiting the National Physical Education Content Standards: What Do We Really Know About Our Achievement of the Physically Educated/Literate Person?
    Peter A. Hastie

    Using Content Maps to Measure Content Development in Physical Education: Validation and Application
    Phillip Ward, Fatih Dervent, Yun Soo Lee, Bomna Ko, Insook Kim, and Wang Tao

    Professional Development and Teacher Perceptions of Experiences Teaching Health-Related Fitness Knowledge
    Michael Hodges, Pamela Hodges Kulinna, Chong Lee, and Ja Youn Kwon

    Relationships Among Middle School Students’ Expectancy Beliefs, Task Values, and Health-Related Fitness Performance
    Han Chen, Haichun Sun, Jun Dai, and Michael Griffin

    Group Work in Physical Education: Exploring the Interconnectedness of Theoretical Approaches and Practice
    Dean Barker, Tristan Wallhead, Sheri Brock, Victoria Goodyear, and Chantal Amade-Escot

    Physical Education Teachers’ Content Knowledge of Movement Capability
    Gunn Nyberg and Hakan Larsson

    Cognitive Disequilibrium and Service-Learning in Physical Education Teacher Education: Perceptions of Pre-Service Teachers in a Study Abroad Experience
    Stefan Ward, Heidi Henschel Pellett, and Mark I. Perez

    Using Photovoice to Initiate Improvement in a PETE Program
    Ashley Walker, Jody L. Langdon, Gavin Colquitt, and Starla McCollum

    African American Teacher Candidates’ Experiences in Teaching Secondary Physical Education
    Takahiro Sato and Samuel Russell Hodge

    Research Notes

    Physical Education Teachers’ Perspectives and Experiences When Teaching FMS to Early Adolescent Girls
    Natalie J. Lander, Lisa Hanna, Helen Brown, Amanda Telford, Philip J. Morgan, Jo Salmon, and Lisa M. Barnett

    Health-Related Fitness Knowledge Development Through Project-Based Learning
    Peter A. Hastie, Senlin Chen, and Anthony J. Guarino

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