Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Acronyms
100

Known as the turnvater of German gymnastics

Who was Friedrich Jahn?

100

Harvard Gymnasium

What was the first U.S. college or university gymnasium?

100

Timber sports and rodeos are examples of these.

What are work sports?

100

1972

When was Title IX enacted?

100

NRPA

What is National Recreation and Park Association?

200

British novel by Thomas Hughes about muscular Christianity

What was Tom Brown's School Days?

200

Basketball and Volleyball

What are two sports that were invented at the YMCA training school in Springfield, Massachusetts?

200

A harness used in trotting horse races, where the jockey sits.

What is a sulkie?

200

Education THROUGH the physical, separation of males and females starting at adolescence, and the pragmatist use of physical education to promote social, emotional, and intellectual development were key components of this U.S. paradigm for physical education, with Thomas Wood and Rosalind Cassidy as key proponents.

What was the New Physical Education?

200

APEA

What is American Physical Education Association?

300

Stall bars, the boom, and a stacked box for balance and vaulting

What are types of equipment used in Swedish gymnastics that were not used in German gymnastics?

300

Round Hill School

What was the first U.S. school to have a German physical education teacher (Karl Beck) and offer p.e. as part of its curriculum?

300

Often used in late 19th/early 20th century women's sports, results of competitive events are gathered on separate campuses, and then telegraphed and compared to results on other campuses.

What is a telegraphic meet?

300

This 20th century physical education leader advocated for lifetime, or carryover, sports.

Who was Jay Nash?
300

AIAW

What is Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women?

400

Medical, military, pedagogical, and aesthetic

What were aspects of exercise taught at Per Henrik Ling's Swedish Royal Gymnastics Central Institute?

400

1919-1930

When was the U.S. "Golden Age" of sports?

400

This U.S. baseball league was founded in 1943 in response to a shortage of professional players during wartime.

What was the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League?

400

This is a competition in which celebrities partner with professional athletes, often to raise money for charity.

What is a pro-am tournament?

400

SHAPE America

What is Society for Health and Physical Educators?

500

Sokol (falcon)

What is an Eastern European alternative to German and other forms of gymnastics?

500

German gymnastics, Swedish gymnastics, calisthenics, association gymnastics, light gymnastics, and Delsartism were all competing, but no one won.

What was the Battle of the Systems?

500

This organization was created to define amateurism in sport, to sanction events, and to exclude competitors who participated in non-sanctioned competitions.

What is the AAU (Amateur Athletic Union)?

500

This model for p.e. pedagogy originated in Great Britain, and emphasizes problem-solving skills and game strategies.

What is Teaching Games for Understanding (TGfU)?

500

SEM

What is Sport Education Curriculum and Instructional Model?