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make considered choices and act as agents in their own lives

active participation and visual aids to enhance learning and can be adapted to meet the learning needs of participants

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Teaching Personal and Social Responsibility through Physical Activity 4/e VFJG which has much in commonTeaching Personal and Social Responsibility Through Physical Activity now enters its fourth edition, continuing the legacy of Don Hellison and his teaching personal and social responsibility (TPSR) model. This text is the only comprehensive resource covering the TPSR model through physical activity. With more than 50 years of use in gyms, playing fields, and classrooms, the TPSR model has withstood the test of time and continues to be used to teach