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SECTION I. INTRODUCTION: PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES Chapter 1: But First I Have Some Questions, Professor Chapter 2: Legal Mandates
Chapter 3: Continuum of Placements and Program Planning Chapter 4: Psychosocial Aspects of Disability Chapter 5: Parents and the Collaborative Team Approach Chapter 6: Motor Development and Postural Control Chapter 7: Information Processing and Perceptual Development Chapter 8: Physical Fitness Development
SECTION II. TEACHING INDIVIDUALS WITH LEARNING AND BEHAVIOR DISABILITIES Chapter 9: Intellectual Disabilities Chapter 10: Learning Disabilities and Attention Deficit Disorders Chapter 11: Autism
SECTION III. TEACHING INDIVIDUALS WITH SENSORY IMPAIRMENTS Chapter 12: Visual Impairments Chapter 13: Deafness/Hearing Loss
SECTION IV. TEACHING INDIVIDUALS WITH CONGENITAL AND ACQUIRED IMPAIRMENTS Chapter 14: Posture and Orthopedic Impairments Chapter 15: Neurological Disorders and Head Injuries Chapter 16: Muscular Dystrophy and Arthritis
SECTION V. TEACHING INDIVIDUALS WITH HEALTH IMPAIRMENTS Chapter 17: Respiratory Disorders Chapter 18: Diabetes Chapter 19: Nutritional Disorders Chapter 20: Cardiovascular Disorders and Hypertension
SECTION VI. DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING THE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROGRAM.
Chapter 21: Teaching Physical Fitness Chapter 22: Teaching Motor, Sport, and Play Skills Chapter 23: Teaching Aquatic Skills Chapter 24: Sports for the Disabled
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