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A STUDY OF MINIMUM REQDTREMENTS OF THE FORTY-EIGHT STATES FOR CERTIFICATION TO TEACH PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN THE SECONDARY SCHOOLS by Duaine Louis Cunz
A Thesis Submitted to the College of Education and the Graduate School of the University of Wyoming in Partial Fulfillment of Requirements for the Degree of Master of Arts
University of -Wyoming Laramie, Wyoming June, 1950 L ib r a r y OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING LARAMIE
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT y The writer is indebted to Dr. R. D. Watkins, his advisor, Chairman, Division of Health, Physical Education, and Recre ation, University of Wyoming, for suggestions and advice and for reading and correcting this thesis, and wishes to express his gratitude for his valuable assistance.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter I.
Page
INTRODUCTION ................................
1
Aim of the s t u d y ..........................
3
Importance of the s t u d y ..................
4
Limitations of the study ..................
6
Research methods and procedures used in the s t u d y ..................................
6
Sources of data for the s t u d y ............
7
Validity of materials and technioLues used in the s t u d y ............................ II.
HISTORICAL REVIEW OF STUDIES RELATING TO THE QUALIFICATIONS FOR CERTIFICATION ..........
9
Qualification requirements prior to 1900 . .
9
Cubberly's study of 1906
III.
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14
Updegraff's study of 1 9 1 0 ................
15
Cook's study of 1 9 2 1 ......................
17
Cook's study of 1926 ......................
18
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