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What do professionals in the field of adapted physical activity have to say about PALAESTRA?
 

 

"PALAESTRA is a comprehensive resource on sport, physical education, and recreation for individuals with disabilities. It delivers valuable information for people with disabilities of all ages, their families, and professionals who require timely information in this growing arena of interest and activity. This one journal provides lifespan coverage of teaching techniques, training methods, special events, new products, research applications, recreation programs, adapted equipment and facilities, and more. It covers biological, psycho-social, and administrative topics. It is the first resource for information on world and Paralympic Games, many other championships, and provides a calendar of events. Most importantly, it is an invaluable forum for current issues, certification information, legislative updates, and advocacy issues. PALAESTRA provides readers with the knowledge needed to make a difference. It all comes down to professionalism.

Indeed, if you care about what you are doing, you will want to stay informed to do the best job possible. PALAESTRA fits the need for a cross-disciplinary approach to disability education and service with a lifespan approach. Teachers, professors, students, researchers, program directors, athletes, and loved ones of persons with disabilities can ill afford not to have PALAESTRA by their sides."

*Christine Boyd-Stopka, Professor, University of Florida
 
 

 

"PALAESTRA is an excellent source for 'best practices' teaching; it is valuable for young professionals and teachers to obtain great ideas on relevant issues. It's much more than an information source - it stimulates thought by offering a multitude of ideas."

*Dr. Pat DiRocco, University of Wisconsin at LaCrosse
 

 

"PALAESTRA offers both sides of the story with excellent articles on current issues. It offers new graduates reasonable equipment ideas and resources for their programs."

*Dr. Kaky Yarasheski, North Carolina Central University 
 

 

"I continue to subscribe to PALAESTRA as I enjoy reading it."

*Dr. Jeff McCubbin, Professor and Dean, Oregon State University
 

 

"PALAESTRA provides local school systems with a valuable resource for their reference systems and libraries - it is invaluable for school systems with lots of students with disabilities, and it is vital for physical and special educators, and their administrators."

*Dr. Jim Rich, Consultant for Adapted Physical Education, North Carolina Department of Public Instruction
 

 

"PALAESTRA has helped similar journals in the field improve. In other words, it has helped them bring out the best in themselves to serve others better. PALAESTRA is a valuable resource for K - 12 educators and parents on: (a) direct programming (content, methods, and issues), and (b) assistive devices and adapted equipment. It reaches and addresses a multitude of groups with disabilities. PALAESTRA is a forum for professionalism (education, advocacy, and more)."

*Dr. Willie Gayle, Professor and Chair at Wright State University in Ohio
 

 

"PALAESTRA is very informative in providing current information for adapted physical educators."

*Dr. Carol Ryan, Managing Editor for the Internet PE Central's Adapted Physical Education Section

 

"PALAESTRA is a practitioner-oriented journal...it provides (1) practical, hands-on information for teachers in the field; (2) a good staff of editors and contributors; (3) an up-to-date resource of activities, ideas, trends, issues, and (4) a good combination of education, recreation and sports programs."

*Dr. Garth Tymeson, Dean at the University of Wisconsin, LaCrosse
 
What do you think?
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