A Unique Physical Education Curriculum – Supporting Classroom Management

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This study emphasized the uniqueness of physical education (PE) as a constructive context in which students are presented with practice opportunities, enabling them to improve learning and social skills. Specifically, it examined the contribution of a physical education program in improving classroom management and students’ behavior.  

Eldar, E., Hirschmann, M., & Elran, E. (2008). A Unique Physical Education Curriculum – Supporting Classroom Management. Journal of Behavior Analysis in Health, Sports, Fitness and Medicine. 1(2), 103–116.

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Dr. Eitan Eldar is the founder and director of the Applied Behavior Analysis Center (Teaching, Community Services & Research) at the Zinman College in Israel. He has been widely acknowledged by the educational community for his extraordinary efforts to fulfill the goals, values, and mission of disseminating behavior analysis. He has written numerous papers and books, authored the first applied behavior analysis (ABA) textbook in Hebrew and served as the first chairman of the Israeli Association of Applied Behavior Analysis. Dr. Eldar designed a model for individual full inclusion in general education settings for autistic students that has been adopted by the Ministry of Education countrywide.
Dr. Eldar has organized workshops and conferences on various topics related to the enhancement of services the ABA science can offer to improve the quality of daily living for parents, para-professionals, and educators.

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