A survey of physical education programs for physically handicapped boys in the high schools of Kansas
Abstract
Evidence seems to indicate
that there is a definite need in the senior high schools in
Kansas for improvement in the physical education programs
for physically handicapped boys. Although data on the number
and types of physically handicapped boys are incomplete,
there is sufficient information to conclude that there is a
large number or physically handicapped boys in Kansas senior
high schools whose rehabilitation needs are not being met.
Further, it is thought that in most instances a constructive
program can be created to help meet their needs.
Table of Contents
The problem and definitions of terms used -- Related literature and statistics -- The survey results -- Educating crippled children -- Conclusions and recommendations -- Bibliography -- Appendix
Description
Thesis (M.A.)-- University of Wichita, College of Education, Dept. of Education