Adapted Physical Activity

Adapted Physical Activity

  • Robert D. Steadward
  • Garry D. Wheeler
  • E. Jane Watkinson
Publisher:University of AlbertaISBN 13: 9780888647795ISBN 10: 0888647794

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Adapted Physical Activity is written by Robert D. Steadward and published by University of Alberta. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 0888647794 (ISBN 10) and 9780888647795 (ISBN 13).

The field of Adapted Physical Activity is a rapidly expanding area in post-secondary education. As the profession grows, so does the demand for new texts that challenge students to think critically. "Adapted Physical Activity" edited by Steadward, Wheeler and Watkinson is a textbook that combines up-to-date information with a critical thinking approach. Based on a core theme of "inclusion", this text examines the spectrum of adapted physical activity from school, community, and international disability sports perspectives. This comprehensive examination provides the reader with a unique and up to date insight into the scope of adapted physical activity. The text deals with a variety of important issues ranging from the provision of equal access to active living opportunities, schools and communities, to instructional and educational issues, to the history of disability sport and issues regarding sports performance in athletes with disability. Contributions by a who's who of Canadian experts render this text a must have for instruction in the area of Adapted Physical Activity or Education at all levels of post secondary education. The text is constructed in a flexible thematic and modular format allowing instructors at all levels of post secondary education - undergraduate and graduate - to select areas for study or integrate various selections of chapters into individual courses.