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Special Issue: The Status of PETE Doctoral Education in the U.S.
Guest Editors: G. Linda Rikard and B. Ann Boyce

Introduction to Special Issue

 

Introduction and Overview: A Multifaceted Examination of the Status of PETE Doctoral Programs in the United States


99 – 102
G. Linda Rikard, B. Ann Boyce, Phillip Ward, Melissa Parker, Grace Goc Karp, Christina Sinclair, Sue Sutherland


Original Research

 

Characteristics of PETE Doctoral Level Institutions: Descriptions of Programs, Faculty and Doctoral Students


103 – 115
B. Ann Boyce, G. Linda Rikard


 

A Comparison of Supply and Demand for PETE Professionals in Higher Education in the United States


116 – 128
B. Ann Boyce, G. Linda Rikard


 

Search Chair and Physical Education Teacher Perceptions About Filling PETE Positions


129 – 144
Marianne Woods, Grace Goc Karp, Michael R. Judd


 

A Critical Examination of the Curriculum of Physical Education Teacher Education Doctoral Programs


145 – 156
Phillip Ward, Melissa Parker, Sue Sutherland, Christina Sinclair


 

Not Surprised, But Concerned: The Professoriate’s Reaction to PETE Doctoral Education in the United States


157 – 177
Melissa Parker, Sue Sutherland, Christina Sinclair, Phillip Ward


 

The Doctorate in Physical Education Teacher Education in the 21st Century: Contexts and Challenges


178 – 188
Phillip Ward, Sue Sutherland, Marianne Woods, B. Ann Boyce, Grace Goc Karp, Michael R. Judd, Melissa Parker, G. Linda Rikard, Christina Sinclair


Reflection

 

Reflecting on the State of U.S. Doctoral PETE Programs . . . “Houston, We’ve Had a Problem.”


189 – 208
Hans van der Mars


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