RESEARCH SECTION
Thursday, March 30, 1959

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Chairman: Dre Ve We Lapp, Asst. Professor, Department of
Physical Education, University of Kansas,
Lawrence, KansaSe

Summarizer: Mre Ralph A. Piper, Asst. Professor, Depart-
ment of Physical Education, University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota. ce

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le TESTS OF CHANGE OF DIRECTION AS MEASUREMENTS OF DIFFERENT KINDS
OF MOTOR ABILITY.
Donald De Gates, Instructor of Physical Education, Horace
Mann Junior High School, Fargo, North Dakotas

2. TESTS OF MOTOR EDUCABILITY FOR FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD GRADES.
Aileen Carpenter, Instructor ef Physical Education, Teacher's
College of Kansas City, Kansas City, Missouri.

3. THE RESPONSE’ OF THE HEART TO VARIOUS TYPES OF EXERCISE.
Dre We We Tuttle or Le Es Morehouse, Department of Physiol-
ogy, College of Medicine, State University of Iowa, Lowa
City, Iow..

4, THE RECREATIONAL METHOD OF TEACHING.
James He Raport, Instructor, Department of Physical Education,
University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansase

5. A FURTHER STUDY OF DIURNAL VARIATION IN REACTION TIME.
Drse Ee Re Elbel and V. We. Lapp, Asst. Professors, Department
of Physical Education, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansase

6. POSTURE IN A NEW LIGHT.
Dr. C. Re Green, Northeast Missouri State Teachers College,
Kirksville, Missouri.

7. TIME ELEMENT IN SECONDARY SCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
Ralph Ballin and Ray B. Singer, Instructors of Physical.
Education, St. Louis Public Schools, Ste Louis, Missouri.