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Kinesiology and Physical Education: A Curriculum (Dis)Alignment Perspective

Ang Chen

( Jewett et al., 1995 ). They used Purpose-Process Conceptual Framework to analyze several trending curriculum models and their potential on student learning. Guided by the value orientation theory, they questioned and evaluated the curricula’s worth in terms of what students would learn. Their work

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Physical Education Teacher Education: The Past, Present, and Future Questions

Matthew D. Curtner-Smith and Tim Fletcher

work that was being done on the competing objectives of the subject ( Hendry, 1978 ), the precursor to the later research of teachers’ value orientations led by Ennis ( Curtner-Smith et al., 2018 ). As in North America at that time (see Nixon & Locke, 1973 ), the main theoretical and research basis of

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Transformative Social and Emotional Learning in Physical Education

Michael A. Hemphill and Paul M. Wright

justice ( Tinning, 2016 ). This is reflected in the social reconstruction value orientation, which places an emphasis on awareness of social issues and developing strategies to improve circumstances for diverse populations ( Ennis & Chen, 1993 ). This orientation is evidenced in the work of physical