Date of Award
1950
Document Type
Thesis
Degree Name
Master of Arts (M.A.)
Department
Physical Education
First Advisor
Elizabeth Matson
First Committee Member
Irene Constantino
Abstract
The teaching of organized physical education for girls in our schools is rather new in comparison to the number of years schools have existed. In some states physical education is not part of the curriculum but in others, such as California, it is required by law. When one realizes that physical education in the schools is in its infancy one becomes aware of the fact that source materials must therefore be inadequate. Hockey, although an ancient sport, is one of the comparatively newest field sports in the curriculum of the physical education program in the United States. As a result there is still a dearth of printed information available for the teacher. The lack of adequate source materials is felt especially by those who teach the advanced students of hockey. It may be assumed then, that there is a great need today for printed matter which would be used as source materials by the many teachers of hockey.
Pages
63
Recommended Citation
Sheldon, Harriet Louise. (1950). Advanced techniques in women's field hockey with emphasis on teaching aids. University of the Pacific, Thesis. https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/uop_etds/1130
