Step 1: Choose a topic.
Step 2: Locate information on your topic in books, articles, and other sources.
Step 3: Write your paper in APA style.
Step 4: Cite your sources in APA style.
Procedures for Coaching Injured Athletes
Resistance Training and Injury Prevention
Ankle Sprains and the Athlete
Exercise Induced Leg Pain
Exercise and Shoulder Pain
Stress Fractures
Physical Literacy
Physical Education Laws
Designing Curriculum To Improve Motor Performance
Why Kids Are Dropping Out of Sports
Behavior Management in Physical Education
Setting Goals for Achievement in Physical Education Settings
Effective Physical Education Teaching
Physical Activity Successes in the United States
Strategies for Recess in Schools
Transgender Resources for Physical Educators
Providing Community-Based PE Services for Students with Disabilities
Physical Education Strategies for Teenage Girls
Providing Motivation to Students in Physical Education?
The use of Boolean Operators is an effective search strategy. Using the words AND or NOT will limit your search results, providing you with fewer hits. Using the word OR will expand your search and provide a greater number of results.
To see how this works, visit The Boolean Machine.
Truncation can expand your search results to include information or concepts that you may otherwise overlook. By using a "wildcard" in your search, you may find several variations of the same word or concept.
For an overview of truncation, visit Owens Library's Truncation page.