RE: [HAPS-L] kinesiology

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Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2007 14:44:01 -0400

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What type of resources are you talking about? I just use Saladin’s book—he has a good series of illustrations. Otherwise, I just do pretty much what I said there. I would be delighted to answer more specific questions though…

From: HAPS-L-owner@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:HAPS-L-owner@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Debby Machuca
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Subject: [HAPS-L] kinesiology

Hello! All

I am teaching muscles again next term. I would like to incorporate kinesiology in the lab.

Would you be willing to share your resources of choice for this kind of activity? I am throwing around the idea of having the students do kinesiology studies a couple of times during the term instead of or to compliment a 2 week muscle memorization session. I would love your input.

Thanks

Debby

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- From: Debby Machuca