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Peer reviewedHowell, Reet – Comparative Education, 1975
Although sport is supposedly non-political in the Soviet Union, it is used to achieve non-sport objectives such as political socialization, political indoctrination and political integration. Article considered sport in the Soviet Union as it is interrelated with other aspects of society. (Author/RK)
Descriptors: Administrative Organization, Athletes, Athletics, Comparative Education
Stankin, M. – Soviet Education, 1974
Implementation of physical education as suggested in this article is the means for achieving a healthy life for school children. (JH)
Descriptors: Athletics, Comparative Education, Exercise (Physiology), Health
Welsh, Doris K. – Independ Sch Bull, 1969
Report of a speech delivered by Daniel Koshliatsky in a Subject-Field Meeting, Annual Conference of the National Association of Independent Schools, February 1969.
Descriptors: Athletics, Comparative Education, Curriculum, Educational Objectives
Soviet Education, 1974
The development of physical education in the curriculum has necessitated attention to the planning of school facilities, to training physical education teachers, to passing GTO norms (see SO 500 866) and to organizing outside activities. (JH)
Descriptors: Athletics, Comparative Education, Curriculum Development, Elementary Education
