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    Developmentally Appropriate Practice in Physical Education Is Based on the Recognition
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Developmentally Appropriate Practice in Physical Education Is Based on the Recognition

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Developmentally appropriate practice in physical education is based on the recognition that the content of learning, the learning environment, and the instruction must match the teacher's current developmental stage.

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