2012
DOI: 10.1080/07303084.2012.10598811
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Using Partnerships to Promote Health and Physical Education

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“…Although ideas for technology integration in physical education have been the focus of many recently published professional articles (e.g., Hicks, Hancher-Ruch, & Casselman, 2012), many PETE programs continue to struggle in the area of holding teacher candidates accountable for using technology effectively in their teaching (Juniu, 2011). This article presents a sampling of technology-based service learning projects within the context of schools and universities that can be used to achieve several goals.…”
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“…Although ideas for technology integration in physical education have been the focus of many recently published professional articles (e.g., Hicks, Hancher-Ruch, & Casselman, 2012), many PETE programs continue to struggle in the area of holding teacher candidates accountable for using technology effectively in their teaching (Juniu, 2011). This article presents a sampling of technology-based service learning projects within the context of schools and universities that can be used to achieve several goals.…”
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confidence: 99%