As the discipline of kinesiology matures, it is an opportune time to address what students in kinesiology should know to be prepared for their next step. Although there will be nuances and subtleties specific to career-path and graduate-education plans, there are potential benefits to a “core
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interdisciplinary school or college? This question may be answered for D-PETE faculty, in part because of the changing nature of graduate education and also because of the influences and preferences of the host university. The inescapable reality is that the university contexts for D-PETE programs are consequential
Karen Lux Gaudreault, K. Andrew R. Richards, Kelly Simonton, and Angela Simonton
positions teaching in school environments. Others, however, continue into master’s degree programs ( Richards et al., 2018 ). For some, graduate education provides additional education toward careers teaching in school environments, perhaps to satisfy state-level requirements that all teachers obtain master
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project. Perhaps the most impactful statement was that undergraduate research meant “free labor,” indicating that current undergraduate student engagement with research may not be fulfilling. Such a negative perception may impact future research engagement or pursuit of graduate education ( Pearson et
K. Andrew R. Richards, Michael A. Hemphill, and Sara B. Flory
different advice. A Collaborative Approach to Managing Journal Revisions There are a variety of methods for coordinating the revision process, and many authors develop personalized approaches that work for their particular style. At the same time, given limited intentional training related during graduate
Kim C. Graber, K. Andrew R. Richards, Chad M. Killian, and Amelia Mays Woods
observing their own teacher educators ( Graber, Killian, & Woods, 2017 ; Lawson, 1983b ). Upon graduation, some elect to teach in P–12 schools before entering graduate education, whereas a smaller percentage enter directly into a master’s or doctoral degree program ( Russell et al., 2016 ). Collectively
Chia-Yuan Yu and Biyuan Wang
.46. In terms of the education level, the weighted walking mean time for people with the graduate education level did not change dramatically, but the weighted percentage of walking ≥30 minutes increased from 19.03 to 27.60. For those with high household income (>$75,000), the percentage of walking ≥30
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on an annual basis? How can legislators and administrators become more sensitive and responsive to supply and demand issues in individual states? Will they be concerned that those programs can also provide high-level graduate education to those in-service professionals seeking continuing professional
