MS Kinesiology: Adapted Physical Education at University of New Hampshire

The Adapted Physical Education graduate program is an interdisciplinary program that aims to develop highly qualified adapted physical education teachers with a diverse skill set to allow graduates of this program to effectively instruct, assess, and develop meaningful relationships with students with disabilities to provide them a quality physical education experience. The coursework in this program promotes the practical applications of interdisciplinary collaboration between adapted physical educators, special educators, related service providers, and parents to improve service delivery and outcomes for students with disabilities. This program also includes numerous field work opportuniti

Department: Kinesiology  |  Duration: 32 credits  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Durham, NH, United States

What you will study

32-credit programme. Required courses include RMP 992 Research Methods in Recreation Management and Policy; KIN 881 Introduction to Adapted Physical Education; KIN 845 Adapted Physical Education Connecting Research to Practice; EDUC 881 Introduction to Statistics: Inquiry, Analysis, and Decision Making; KIN 842 Advanced Assessment in Adapted Physical Activity; EDUC 850 Introduction to Disability in Inclusive Schools and Communities.

Career pathways

The Adapted Physical Education graduate program is an interdisciplinary program that aims to develop highly qualified adapted physical education teachers with a diverse skill set to allow graduates of this program to effectively instruct, assess, and develop meaningful relationships with students with disabilities to provide them a quality physical

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