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The Relentless School Nurse: Eclipse Escapades – Nursing Through the Shadows

Relentless School Nurse

Today’s guest post is from our friend Holly Giovi , also known as Nurse Holly, one of the moderators of the private School Nursing Facebook group! Holly invites readers into a whimsical world where the ordinary routines of a school nurse’s day intersect with the extraordinary magic of a solar eclipse. Through Holly’s imaginative lens, we embark on a journey filled with unexpected transformations, strange maladies, and moments of healing grace.

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How a Social Media Post Led a Teen to Find a ‘Kidney Buddy’ for Life

Stanford Childrens

Sarah Best was scrolling on Instagram while at home in Sacramento when she came across a stranger’s story. It was about a teen who needed a kidney. “Being O negative, I give a lot of blood, but I always had the thought of wanting to do something more,” Sarah said. “When I saw that post, it just felt like it was that time.” The story described a 14-year-old named Jaxon Shaneyfelt from Turlock, California, who got unexpected news that he had kidney failure.

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Kauto Star: A Record-Breaking Horse

The Sporting

A Profile of Legendary Jumps Racehorse Kauto Star Kauto Star is known across the world for his incredible race record and enduring legacy. Lynton Gomm takes a look at this legendary racehorse, including his origins and most impressive wins! One of Kauto Star’s iconic jumps Introduction to Kauto Star: A Record-Breaking Horse Name Kauto Star Record 23-7-4 Earnings £2,375,883 *(£3,375,883) Trainer Paul Nicholls Owner Clive D.

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Differentiation in my PE Classroom

The Everlearner

In previous posts, I have written extensively about PE classroom formats and the rules that I apply in my own PE classroom. I have even published before on my own classroom format. This week, I want to extend my writing on those thoughts and experiences by explaining why I fundamentally changed my classroom format back in the early 2010s.

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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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Empowering Education: How E-Rate Funding Transforms Internet Access for Schools

FACTS Management

In an era where education increasingly hinges on digital resources, ensuring that every student has access to high-speed internet isn’t just a goal—it’s a necessity. Enter the E-rate program, a federal initiative designed to make high-speed internet access affordable and reliable for schools and libraries across the United States. Understanding E-rate E-rate is not just another funding opportunity; it’s a strategic federal program aimed at leveling the playing field for all stu

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Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder in Young Children

Stanford Childrens

Discovering that your child might have autism can be overwhelming for parents. Like any medical condition, it means your family may have to deal with special challenges. Sumit Sen, MD , a pediatrician at Bayside Medical Group – Alameda , offers some strategies that families can use to help set their child up for success. Dr. Sen also discusses this topic in a HealthTalks podcast.

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Does your Administrator support Health and Physical Education? If so, nominate them!

Arizona Health and Physical Education

Administrator’s that fully support quality Health and Physical Education programs can sometimes be hard to find. If you are fortunate enough to work with an administrator that goes above and beyond for our profession, please nominate them for this award. The process is easy! Once you nominate someone, you will be contacted on what needs to be done next and how we will help.

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Lutein and Zeaxanthin: Powerful Nutrients for Eye Health

Designs for Health

Lutein and zeaxanthin: The macular carotenoids Lutein and zeaxanthin are fat-soluble phytochemicals that belong to the xanthophyll class of carotenoid pigments. They are aptly referred to as the “ macular pigments ” because out of all the carotenoids found in nature, only lutein and zeaxanthin (and their metabolites) can cross the blood-ocular barrier and selectively accumulate in the retina and lens of the human eye.

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Blazepod

Gopher Sport

Motivate Students and Increase Activity Time with BlazePod By: Kevin Hopp, Zeke Bailes, Hank van der Merwe In an age where sedentary lifestyles have become the norm, the quest for engaging and innovative physical education solutions has led to the introduction of BlazePod , a ground breaking Flash Reflex Training system into schools. This technology not only promises to transform physical education but also addresses the urgent need to counteract the physical inactivity crisis that threatens the

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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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NICU Sims Set Stage for Lifesaving Care

Stanford Childrens

NICU sims ensure labor and delivery team is expertly prepared for complex deliveries. Audrey Moore, NNP-BC In the critical first moments of life, the neonatal labor and delivery care team’s readiness can mean the difference between life and death. At Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford , an innovative simulation program ensures that this team is prepared for anything.

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Keep Kids Safe from Cyberbullying

Arizona Health and Physical Education

Everything is online these days. That includes bullying. Cyberbullying is bullying that happens over digital devices like phones, computers, gaming devices , and tablets. It can happen anywhere people can share, see, or react to content like social media , texting, or game chats. Cyberbullying could be sending, posting, or sharing negative, harmful, false, or mean content about someone else.

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The Truth About Mouthwash and Heart Health

Designs for Health

Research suggests that there may be an association between an unhealthy oral microbiome and adverse effects on the cardiovascular system. Specifically, poor dental hygiene practices, periodontal disease, dental caries, or tooth loss may be associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease. Daily brushing, flossing, and annual dental examinations support optimal oral health and may potentially promote heart health.

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7 Lousy Parenting Excuses

RC Families

All of us are creatures of habit. And it’s no different in parenting. The longer we do it, the more we find ourselves defaulting to behaviors that we do without thinking twice. Good or bad, they’ve become a way of life. The problem with parenting excuses is that even though they are not intended for.

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Gymnastics in a New Era with Coach Jessie McDonough

Complete Performance

Hey everyone, welcome back to PerformHappy! Today’s episode is all about embracing change in the world of gymnastics, and I’m thrilled to introduce our guest, Jessica McDonough, better known as Coach Jessie from Olympus Gymnastic Club. A former Utah NCAA gymnast, Coach Jessie brings a… The post Gymnastics in a New Era with Coach Jessie McDonough appeared first on Complete Performance Coaching.

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Join the Marathon Kids Advocate Team!

Arizona Health and Physical Education

Marathon Kids is on a mission to reach 1 million kids by 2028 , and we need your help! To reach this goal, we need to grow our reach and number of active programs… and this means we need more COACHES ! We are looking for active Marathon Kids coaches who are willing to promote the program within their community, district, state, and beyond to join our team as Marathon Kids Advocates.

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Javelin: A Story of Warfare and Sport

The Sporting

Javelin: History, Rules, Top Athletes, Training and More Javelin is now a popular Olympic track and field event, but it wasn't always a mainstream sport. The Sporting Blog takes a look at how javelin throw went from warfare to sport. The javelin was originally used as a weapon, but it’s now a popular sport Javelin or the javelin throw is a track and field sport where an athlete throws a spear as far as possible, after a small run-up to gain momentum.

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How Partnerships Can Transform Your School’s Grant and Aid

FACTS Management

What’s the difference between a software provider and a partner? Here’s a quick comparison. Partner Provider Collaborative Relationship Strictly Transactional Open Communication Limited Communication An Extension of Your Team Disconnected, Outsourced Work Focused on Your School’s Success Focused on Completing a Job The bottom line is partnership drives success.

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Gymnastics in a New Era with Coach Jessie McDonough

Complete Performance

Hey everyone, welcome back to PerformHappy! Today’s episode is all about embracing change in the world of gymnastics, and I’m thrilled to introduce our guest, Jessica McDonough, better known as Coach Jessie from Olympus Gymnastic Club. A former Utah NCAA gymnast, Coach Jessie brings a… The post Gymnastics in a New Era with Coach Jessie McDonough appeared first on Complete Performance Coaching.

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Free April Pass for Teachers!

Arizona Health and Physical Education

Participating locations only. Planet Fitness Clubs are independently owned and operated. You may be required to show identification upon check-in. All free month pass users will be required to take a club tour. The free April pass expires on 4/30. Please (Click Here) for more information.

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12 Questions with Paul Blackburn: Baseball Player

The Sporting

12 Questions with Baseball Player Paul Blackburn Paul Blackburn is a lifelong baseball fan - and he currently plays for Bristol Baseball Club. The Sporting Blog interviews Paul about the ups and downs of baseball life - and his favourite sporting moments so far! Paul Blackburn plays for Bristol Baseball Club 1. What is the earliest memory you have of your sport?

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5 Tools to Help Schools Celebrate Earth Day, Every Day

FACTS Management

Did you know schools have been at the center of Earth Day from the very beginning? Senator Gaylord Nelson announced the initial idea for Earth Day at a teach-in on college campuses to encourage student participation and activism. The support of educators and students played a critical role in environmental activism then and now. How can K-12 schools continue this legacy and celebrate Earth Day in 2024 and beyond?

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Becoming the Teacher your Students Remember

Gopher Sport

Join us for a discussion about “Becoming the Teacher your Students Remember.

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Teachers’ perceptions of barriers related to implementation of daily physical activity in secondary school: Academic pressure and the need for new competence

PE Scholar

Examine secondary school teachers' perceptions of barriers related to an intervention implementing daily physical activity.

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Celebrating National Skilled Nursing Care Week – Radiant Memories Theme

S&S

Celebrate National Skilled Nursing Care Week (May 12-18) with your residents as you recognize this year’s theme for 2024: Radiant Memories – A Tribute to the Golden Age of Radio. Fill the week with fun activities that allow you to … Read More The post Celebrating National Skilled Nursing Care Week – Radiant Memories Theme appeared first on S&S Blog.

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How Schools Can Solve 3 Financial Aid Challenges

FACTS Management

Does your current solution for managing financial aid meet your schools’ needs? When you’re stuck using manual processes or inefficient software, you end up lamenting about the same problems day after day. Remarks like “this takes way too long” or “I worry we’re not connecting with the right students” might sound familiar. For many schools, ensuring that every student who is a good fit has access to financial aid is essential.

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Worthy Joins Myzone as Group CEO

My Zone

Jay Worthy , has been appointed as Group CEO at Myzone to steer the company through its next period of innovation and international growth, having previously been President of Life Fitness and Vice President at Brunswick Corporation.

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APE Professional’s Journey: Words of Wisdom and Insight with Dr. Ron French

What's New in Adapted Physical Education

This podcast episode featured two APE professionals interviewing Dr. French, who has been a professor in APE for many years. Dr. French credits the beginning of his journey with APE to his parent’s philosophy on diversity and inclusion, which led him to UCLA where he studied what is now called adapted physical education. Dr. French has co-authored many textbooks used in the APE space on subjects like behavior management and physical education, including one that can be purchased here.

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Basketball (Grades 9-12)

Open Phys Ed

Created by: John Strong, Nichole Wilder Special Contributions: Charla Krahnke, Aaron Hart, Andrea Hart, Eliza Kuhn This module is intended to be a 15-day Sport Education season with 6 teams that remain the same for the entire season. This allows for student-led experiences and leadership opportunities instead of traditional teacher-led instruction. It introduces students to all aspects of Basketball and allows students to share in the planning and leadership of the season.

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5 Creative Ways Teachers Can Manage Stress at School

FACTS Management

Teaching is a rewarding yet demanding profession. From lesson planning to managing student behavior, stress is something every teacher can expect to encounter at some point in their career. Prioritizing your well-being is essential for maintaining an efficient classroom. Here are five strategies to help you better manage stress at school. Mindful Morning Rituals Start the day on a positive note by incorporating mindful morning rituals into your routine.

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Kim: fighting cancer with physical activity and a bulletproof mindset

My Zone

We’re often overwhelmed by the strength and dedication to movement within the Myzone community, but sometimes we see a commitment that stands out above the rest.

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The Game of Yukigassen Explained

The Sporting

Everything You Need to Know About Yukigassen: Explained Yukigassen is a battle of strategy, teamwork, skills and, of course, snowballs! The Sporting Blog explains everything you need to know about this unique game: history, rules, court dimensions and more. Yukigassen players must build barricades to protect themselves from snowball attacks In some parts of the world, men and women gear up in helmets and head out into the snow.

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Welcome, SHARE Youth Advisory Council Members!

Teen Health Mississippi

Say hello to our newest group of youth and young adult partners in the SHARE (Sexual Health for Adolescents Rooted in Equity) Youth Advisory Council! Comprised of bright minds aged 15-24 hailing from all corners of Mississippi—from the Gulf Coast to Desoto County—this diverse group of young leaders is ready to make a difference in their communities!