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Michael Kernodle

Professor Emeritus

Appalachian State University

Affiliations

Appalachian State University

University College

Beaver College Of Health Sciences

Beaver College of Health Sciences

Department Of Recreation Management And Physical Education

Beaver College Of Health Sciences

Department Of Recreation Management And Physical Education

Michael Kernodle is currently serving as an Appalachian State University Professor Emeritus at Appalachian State University.

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Michael Kernodle

Appalachian State University

Professor Emeritus

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education kinesiology educational technology learning sciences cognitive science sport medicine sport science performance studies human performance dance education educational strategies adaptive learning physical education athletic training immune responses immunity (medicine) physical activity learning analytics thinking skills sport psychology learning theory instructional video instructional design overhand throw multiple intelligences exercise physiology behavioral education sport physical therapy aircraft unmanned aircraft systems child-computer interaction distance education higher education performative teaching educational psychology applied cognitive psychology skilled performance sport injuries motor skills human error error correction learning by teaching flying robot flight control computer-based education educational application learning-by-doing qualitative analysis online education teaching ai multistrategy learning virtual classroom game analytics educational games exercise science physical exercise active learning learning styles information feedback tactical skills entry-level professionals tennis expertise continuum adult advanced beginners tennis drills immune system acute response verbal instruction videotape replay virtual modeling observational learning authority figure fitness patterns game design undergraduate research preservice teacher education inclusive education management school leadership educational assessment psychology program evaluation special education technology education policy educational administration teacher education behavioral experiments applied psychology strategy behavioral research professional development servicelearning experimental psychology educational research computing education psychoeducational assessment sport management educational management behavioral sciences social skills educational leadership school effectiveness technology special education experiential learning positive behavior interventions

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Multiple Intelligences in Virtual and Traditional Skill Instructional Learning Environments.. The Physical Educator (2010)

multiple intelligenceslearning scienceseducationthinking skillseducational strategiescognitive scienceteaching aieducational technologyvirtual classroommultistrategy learningadaptive learning

The Effective Use of Powerpoint to Facilitate Active Learning. Journal of Physical Education Recreation & Dance (2010)

learning scienceseducationeducational strategiesinstructional videoactive learningeffective useeducational technologyexperiential learning

Observational Learning of Fly Casting Using Traditional and Virtual Modeling With and Without Authority Figure. Perceptual and Motor Skills (2008)

unmanned aircraft systemsvirtual modelingunmanned aerial vehiclesauthority figureobservational learningflying robotsystems engineeringaerospaceflight controlaerospace engineeringaircraft

Mapping Two New Points on the Tennis Expertise Continuum: Tactical Skills of Adult Advanced Beginners and Entry-Level Professionals During Competition. Journal of Sports Sciences (2007)

Sue L. McPhersonMichael Kernodle

sport sciencetactical skillssport psychologyhuman performanceperformance studiestennis expertise continuumadult advanced beginnersentry-level professionalsskilled performance

Physical Activity Patterns of College Students With and Without High School Physical Education. Perceptual and Motor Skills (2005)

college studentsphysical activityhealth educationkinesiologydance educationphysical activity patternsphysical exerciserehabilitationphysical educationsport medicineexercise science

Using Multiple Intelligences to Teach Tennis. Journal of Physical Education Recreation & Dance (2004)

multiple intelligenceseducationteacher educationlearning by teachingthinking skillsadaptive learning

Qualitative Analysis of the Overhand Throw by Undergraduates in Education Using a Distance Learning Computer Program. Perceptual and Motor Skills (2003)

learning-by-doingcomputing educationeducationdistance educationqualitative analysisonline educationoverhand throweducational technologyeducational researchinstructional designperformance studieslearning analytics

Multimedia Software's Effects on High School Physical Education Students' Fitness Patterns. The Physical Educator (2002)

physical fitnesseducational applicationmultimedia softwarefitness patternseducationkinesiologycomputer-based educationdance educationinstructional videophysical educationeducational technologychild-computer interactionphysical activity

Immune Function in Adolescent Tennis Athletes and Controls. Sports medicine, training, and rehabilitation/Sports medicine, training and rehabilitation (2001)

immunity (medicine)athletic trainingsport psychologyimmunologysport medicineimmune responsesimmune functionsport science

Verbal Instruction for Correcting Errors Versus Such Instructions Plus Videotape Replay on Learning the Overhand Throw. Perceptual and Motor Skills (2001)

Michael W. KernodleRobert JohnsonDaniel R. Arnold

error correctionmotor skillsmachine learningcognitive scienceverbal instructionhuman errorrehabilitationvideotape replayoverhand throwhuman performancekinesiologymotor control

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Michael Kernodle

Professor Emeritus

Appalachian State University

Affiliations

Appalachian State University

University College

Beaver College Of Health Sciences

Beaver College of Health Sciences

Department Of Recreation Management And Physical Education

Beaver College Of Health Sciences

Department Of Recreation Management And Physical Education

Michael Kernodle is currently serving as an Appalachian State University Professor Emeritus at Appalachian State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Michael Kernodle

Appalachian State University

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Multiple Intelligences in Virtual and Traditional Skill Instructional Learning Environments.. The Physical Educator (2010)

multiple intelligenceslearning scienceseducationthinking skillseducational strategiescognitive scienceteaching aieducational technologyvirtual classroommultistrategy learningadaptive learning

The Effective Use of Powerpoint to Facilitate Active Learning. Journal of Physical Education Recreation & Dance (2010)

learning scienceseducationeducational strategiesinstructional videoactive learningeffective useeducational technologyexperiential learning

Observational Learning of Fly Casting Using Traditional and Virtual Modeling With and Without Authority Figure. Perceptual and Motor Skills (2008)

unmanned aircraft systemsvirtual modelingunmanned aerial vehiclesauthority figureobservational learningflying robotsystems engineeringaerospaceflight controlaerospace engineeringaircraft

Mapping Two New Points on the Tennis Expertise Continuum: Tactical Skills of Adult Advanced Beginners and Entry-Level Professionals During Competition. Journal of Sports Sciences (2007)

Sue L. McPhersonMichael Kernodle

sport sciencetactical skillssport psychologyhuman performanceperformance studiestennis expertise continuumadult advanced beginnersentry-level professionalsskilled performance

Physical Activity Patterns of College Students With and Without High School Physical Education. Perceptual and Motor Skills (2005)

college studentsphysical activityhealth educationkinesiologydance educationphysical activity patternsphysical exerciserehabilitationphysical educationsport medicineexercise science

Using Multiple Intelligences to Teach Tennis. Journal of Physical Education Recreation & Dance (2004)

multiple intelligenceseducationteacher educationlearning by teachingthinking skillsadaptive learning

Qualitative Analysis of the Overhand Throw by Undergraduates in Education Using a Distance Learning Computer Program. Perceptual and Motor Skills (2003)

Multimedia Software's Effects on High School Physical Education Students' Fitness Patterns. The Physical Educator (2002)

Immune Function in Adolescent Tennis Athletes and Controls. Sports medicine, training, and rehabilitation/Sports medicine, training and rehabilitation (2001)

immunity (medicine)athletic trainingsport psychologyimmunologysport medicineimmune responsesimmune functionsport science

Verbal Instruction for Correcting Errors Versus Such Instructions Plus Videotape Replay on Learning the Overhand Throw. Perceptual and Motor Skills (2001)

Michael W. KernodleRobert JohnsonDaniel R. Arnold

error correctionmotor skillsmachine learningcognitive scienceverbal instructionhuman errorrehabilitationvideotape replayoverhand throwhuman performancekinesiologymotor control

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