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The Relentless School Nurse: Celebrating Wins

Relentless School Nurse

Judy Doran, our Maine school nurse friend who writes “Maine Points” was determined to bring the concerning survey results about the state of mental health in school nursing to the public. She succeeded in writing a compelling Letter to the Editor of the Portland Press Herald! Congratulations Judy! . Here is a link to the article: Letter to the editor: Help school nurses heal from COVID’s mental health impact.

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PUMPKIN PATCH THROW DOWN – Perfect for Halloween

Keeping Kids in Motion

October is one of the most exciting months of the school year for our students. Without a doubt, on October 1st, students will ask, “Are we going play any Halloween games today?” Although we’ll sprinkle a few Halloween-themed games into a lesson the first.

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Nike Air Force One - A History

The Sporting

Nike AF-1: The History of the Nike Air Force One Trainer The Nike Air Force One (AF-1) has become an icon of fashion, style, and comfort. People from every age-group adore these trainers for having distinctive shapes and versatile designs. We take a look at the history of the AF-1 and some of its most eponymous models. Nike Air Force-1: An Introduction Nike AF-1 satisfies every squad of customers through its technical, artistic, and functional iterations.

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Christmas List for a Sport & Physical Education Editor

Physical Education Update

Well, it’s the morning of Christmas eve and, while it’s too late to write Santa, I do have some Christmas wishes related to sport. This Christmas, I wish: …For two new hamstrings to be left in my Xmas stocking. My old ones are broken. …That NFL quarterback great, Brett Favre, would finally admit that his name should be pronounced “Favréy” not “Farve.” …That they’d get rid of the offside rule in soccer.

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Reimagine the Role of PE to Reconnect With Your Students

Speaker: Jeremy Kellem, M.Ed. - Educational Strategist, Former Athlete, and CEO/Founder of W.I.N. (We Impact Now, LLC)

For many students, physical education is critical to becoming active and developing healthy routines. But how is this possible anymore with the repercussions of the pandemic? Years of COVID-19, social distancing, and virtual learning have all had a profound effect on students, which means educators need to adjust their classes accordingly. The good news is that P.E. can still play a vital role in helping students intellectually, emotionally, physically, and socially.

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Building Your Physical Education Support System

Active Schools Us

by: Aaron Hart. OPENPhysEd.org. I’ve spent much of my career working with and talking to hundreds of physical educators around the United States. As a result, I’ve collected some important words of wisdom over the years. Most of those gems focus on the importance of building a network of support with parents and like-minded colleagues. For many physical educators, parents come into our classrooms with deeply held preconceptions – both good and bad.

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So, Wanna Teach PE?

PE Scholar

In this article Ben Holden describes the inspiration behind his book 'Wanna Teach PE". Check it out to learn more about Ben and the book.

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Officials Might be Tougher Than Athletes

Physical Education Update

Some of the National Football League games this weekend were conducted in blizzard conditions – it was exceptionally enjoyable watching them from in front of my fireplace on my LazyBoy chair. In the Buffalo versus Cleveland snow-bowl, you’d see the players complete their series of downs in the driving winds and ankle-deep snow, then head for the sidelines and their blankets and heaters.

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Pumpkin Patch Games

Open Phys Ed

Welcome to Pumpkin Patch Games! We’ve reorganized and added new activities! This new Pumpkin Patch landing page includes your favorites from years past, as well as brand new games for 2022! Thank you to the following Pumpkin Patch contributors! Drew Burris, Evan Norwood, Pam Straker, Nichole Wilder, Sarah Phillips, Paul Redman, Meggie Shoemaker, Kristen Stuber, Tracie Hammond, Tiffany Beam, Jennifer Carver, Megan Northcote, Aaron Hart.

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Arizona Health and Physical Education Joins Forces with Confidence Kits!

Arizona Health and Physical Education

Arizona Health and Physical Education is proud to partner with Confidence Kits. Confidence Kits is a non-profit born out of a group of loving and giving friends who provided hygiene kits to food banks as birthday gifts to one another, as a way of celebrating and giving back to others in need. They are completely volunteer staffed! This year, at the State Convention, we are asking attendees to bring items in to be donated to Confidence Kits.

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The story of Ric Flair - Wrestler, Bad Guy and maybe the Greatest of all

The Sporting

‘Nature Boy’ Ric Flair: One of the best wrestlers, and the best bad guy in the business, Woooo! It is impossible to discuss wrestling, its history, its rise, or its most prominent times and not mention the Nature Boy Ric Flair. The quintessential heel. Flair is the blueprint for which all ‘bad guys’ mould themselves—even today. The jet flyin’, limousine ridin’, kiss stealin’, wheelin’ and dealin’, son of a gun, Ric Flair, is simply the best to have ever been bad inside the squared circle.

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How Physical Education Plays a Core Role in Student Development

Speaker: Shane Pill PhD, MEd, BEd, LMACHPER, FACHPER - Physical Education and Sports Researcher, Professor, Consultant, and Speaker

Physical education is an important part of the development of the whole person: physically, socially, emotionally, and cognitively. By providing education in movement competency, education on using movement to develop the ability to be self-regulated and motivated, and education through movement to develop ‘habits of mind’ for positive and constructive engagement with others, PE provides a basis for personal and community health and wellbeing.

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What Happened to Jim Morris from “The Rookie”

Physical Education Update

Jim Morris on Stage at a Speaking Engagement. I watched a baseball movie this weekend called “The Rookie.” It was about Jim Morris, a former minor league pitcher who had retired due to a series of arm injuries to become a high school science teacher and coach in small-town Texas. After losing a bet with his baseball team, he was obliged to attend a major league pitching tryout and found that his fastball, only 86 miles per hour when he was 20, had mysteriously improved to 98 miles per hour.

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World Mental Health Day 10.10.22

AKA Sports

Think Globally, Nurture Locally. It has been deeply encouraging to see the enormous cultural shift in acknowledging the importance of mental health continue, to start to see the shedding of its stigma and to be publicly embraced outside of the medical community in the last decade. For too long, the fear of social and professional implications has prevented individuals who suffer from major disruptions to their lives and well-being stemming from mental health matters from seeking care.

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Patients at Stanford Children’s Health Fall for Special Pumpkin Patch

Stanford Childrens

For the first time since the pandemic, the annual Stanford Medicine Children’s Health Pumpkin Patch Fall Festival at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford resumed outdoors in the Dunlevie Garden on Wednesday. In accordance with hospital safety protocols and visitor guidelines, patients and their families celebrated the traditional fall season and a joyful good time with health care staff.

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The Rise of Nike Air Jordan

The Sporting

Nike Air Jordan - The making of a mega-brand In our latest Sport x Fashion Series, Aanu Omorodian settles in to tell the story of one of the most iconic brands of them all, Nike Air Jordan. Before examining the iconic brand, it is pertinent that the individual who inspired it is discussed first. Michael Jeffrey Jordan was born in Brooklyn, New York on February 17, 1963.

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Arts and Physical Education Summit

Arizona Health and Physical Education

On February 22, 2023, the Arizona Department of Education will be hosting a virtual Arts and PE Summit for teachers and we welcome your expertise, talent and experience in presenting discipline-specific sessions! Sessions are 45 minutes in length and will be presented via Zoom. Accepted presenters will be eligible for a $150 stipend for their time and expertise.

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FiT Work #15 - Breast Cancer Awareness (SY22-23)

Mr. Suarez's Physical Education

FiT Work #15 - Breast Cancer Awareness (SY22-23) Slide 1 - Title Slide Slide 2 - Read the short paragraph Slide 3 - Website and Video Slide 4 - Link to Google Form - Use the stacked dots above to put the google slideshow in 'Full Screen". Due FRIDAY 10/21/22.

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My Love Letter to the Unknown PE Teacher

The Everlearner

There is a teacher out there that has contributed a giant amount to the teaching of PE. This person influences thousands of PE students and teachers every day of every year. This teacher is a creator, a quality checker, a team player and none of you will ever find this teacher on Twitter or on social spaces. Her name is Marta Soteras Munt and she is the driving force behind TheEverLearner.com , a platform that teaches over 5,000 PE students per day.

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British Football's Transfer Record Breakers - Were they worth the money?

The Sporting

13 players that broke the British Transfer Record - how did they fare after their big moves? Since the Premier League was founded in 1992, the transfer record has been broken by thirteen different footballers. Kurt Leyland looks back at each player to break the British transfer record since 1992 and rate them on how they fared after such high-profile moves.

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PLT4M and Lakeshore Foundation & NCHPAD Partnership

PLT4M

PLT4M, the Lakeshore Foundation and the National Center on Health, Physical Activity and Disability (NCHPAD) are proud to announce a new partnership. The purpose of this collaboration is to support physical education teachers and coaches to provide better access and inclusion for students with disabilities. . About Lakeshore Foundation & NCHPAD Lakeshore Foundation’s activity, research and advocacy initiatives annually serve thousands of children and adults with physical disabilitie

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Characterising Middle School Students’ Physical Literacy Development: A Self-Determination Theory-Based Pilot Intervention in Physical Education

PE Scholar

This study aimed to characterise middle school students' physical literacy and capture their PL developing trajectories.

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Keynote: Youth Sport Trust

Aspire-Ed

We’re delighted to announce our third and final keynote speaker at this year’s conference is Will Roberts, Chief Operating Officer of Youth Sport Trust. Having experience in the fitness industry and as a sports coach in his home city of Stoke-on-Trent, Will moved into an NGB before joining the Youth Sport Trust team. Now Chief Operating Officer, Will continues to be actively involved in sport in his local community in North Staffordshire as a volunteer coach and club leader.

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Parking at the State Convention

Arizona Health and Physical Education

November 2nd and 3rd is the 2022 Arizona Health and Physical Education State Convention, South Building. Tuesday, November 1st is the Pre-convention Workshop also in the South Building. Getting there is not hard, but you must prepare! You can always ride the Metro Light Rail. The link with schedule and parking information is below. The Station closest to the South Convention Center is 3rd Street and Jefferson going East and 3rd Street and Washington going West.

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The Fastest Class Challenge

The PE Specialist

What’s up PE Friends! Today I wanted to go over a fun and super easy to implement school wide challenge that you can try out in your PE classes. A while back, you might have seen the video I made explaining how I do the Fastest Class Challenge as a fun warmup activity for my […].

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The Updated Volume Three is Here!

Montessori Physical Education

I have been writing lesson plans for several years now. Like any other craft, you are bound to improve when you practice over a long time. This was made painfully aware to me as I read over some of my lesson plans from Volume One. Most of those lessons were published in 2018, a whopping four years ago. Several months ago, I finished updating Volume Two , and I could see the improvement between the two.

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Latinx Family Advisory Council Bridges Cultural Gaps in Health Care

Stanford Childrens

Having a child in the hospital is tough on any family. But imagine if you had to navigate this in an unfamiliar culture or English wasn’t your first language. That’s the case for some Latinx families. Marsha Perez, Community Programs coordinator at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health, describes how an advisory council is helping educate clinicians to bridge those cultural gaps.

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Improve Your MOO’d Contest!

Arizona Health and Physical Education

Log in to your Educator Dashboard and report your usage of the Healthy Food, Mind, Body unit under the “Game Time” Step for a chance to win a yoga mat! The deadline to enter is October 21. In this unit, students learn new skills that connect social and emotional learning and the practice of healthy eating; lessons will ask students to identify their feelings and emotions, reflect on how a particular food makes them feel and why (i.e. calm, energized), how they feel when hungry vs.

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Meaningfulness in Youth Sport: Ensuring a place for every child

Lampe

Déirde NiChronin This blog provides an overview of pedagogies that prioritize meaningful experiences for young sports participants. Meaningful experiences are those that the participant identifies as personally significant. These experiences can be negative or positive.

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Magnesium and Healthy Sleep Patterns

Designs for Health

Human beings spend approximately one-third of their lives sleeping. It is well known that adequate and restful sleep is essential for maintaining optimal health. Conversely, sleep disturbances and insufficient sleep have been linked to a variety of chronic conditions and a higher rate of all-cause mortality. . It is estimated that approximately 40% to 50% of adults aged 60 years and older have insomnia, which is described as unsatisfactory quantity or quality of sleep.

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Easily Assess Inventory Needs and Match Them with PE Standards!

Gopher Sport

Easily assess your inventory needs and match them with National PE Standards and Outcomes!

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Spooky Season is HERE!

Arizona Health and Physical Education

OPEN is ready with a new harvest of Pumpkin Patch Games! They have added new activities and refreshed your favorites from years past. There are now 18 Pumpkin Patch activities to keep your students moving through Halloween. Use the behavior rubric and academic language cards to reinforce positive engagement. Go to the Pumpkin Patch now!

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What are the various different types of Pilates?

The Sporting

What’s your type?: Looking at the different variations of Pilates There are many different types of Pilates, which is an exercise form that utilizes different ranges of controlled movements that are designed in a way to enhance physical endurance, posture, and flexibility. These movements are generally directed at your core to make your body conditioned and make stronger, more sculpted muscles with no extra bulk.

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Recent Randomized Controlled Trial Investigates Potential Role of Probiotics for Post-Gestational Diabetes

Designs for Health

Probiotics are well-known to support gastrointestinal microbial balance, gut motility, gut function, and immune health. Research indicates that probiotics may play a role in other areas of health, including the support of certain aspects of metabolic function. A recently published study investigated the potential supportive role of probiotics in post-gestational diabetes. .

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?? Looking at PE Through a Different Lens

i-phys-ed

One of the fantastic things about PE is that we have this perfect opportunity to use physical activity and sport to help kids learn about concepts, which go far beyond the gym or the field or even our subject area. The post ?? Looking at PE Through a Different Lens appeared first on iPhys-Ed.com.

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Pre-Convention Workshop

Arizona Health and Physical Education

Pre-Convention Workshop with Tim Taggart from Palos Sports. Tuesday, November 1st from (10 am – 1 pm). Phoenix Convention Center, South Building. Registration fee $25. Current Members can bundle Pre-Convention Workshop with State Convention Registration. Please click on links below for details. Pre-Convention Workshop with Tim Taggart (Click Here).

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The 5 Most Successful Clubs in Europe

The Sporting

The Most Successful Football Clubs in Europe When you think about the most successful club in Europe, who comes to mind? Manchester United , Real Madrid and Barcelona probably spring straight to mind. Only two of these clubs make the list, and they still don’t break into the top two. The amount of trophies a club has doesn’t make them better than another, but being the most successful club in Europe is a bragging right on its own.