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Focus on Individual Activities Increases Physical Education Participation

Physical Education Update

In Ontario, Canada, students are required to take physical education only in their first year of high school. That leaves three years in which secondary school students need not participate in PE. In most schools that results in a dramatic decline in PE participation. Five or six years ago, these kids weren’t doing this.”

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Phys Ed Apps – 5 Keys To Success

PLT4M

The use of phys ed apps is becoming increasingly popular as a way to help students stay active and engaged in physical education. Understanding the five keys to success with phys ed apps can help you make the most of this technology. Phys Ed Apps On The Rise Technology is in every aspect of our lives.

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Snowman Championships (Grades K-5)

Open Phys Ed

Activities and lessons bring students together through fun, snowman-inspired challenges that build leadership skills, foster community, and strengthen school spirit. This interactive event is designed for both the classroom and physical education.

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Assessments In Physical Education

PLT4M

Testing implies pass/fail, and this, for our purposes, is useless when it comes to fitness, performance, and physical education. While even here at PLT4M, we still sometimes use the phrase fitness testing , we really mean the idea of formative assessments that allow us to check in on progress and learning. Basically, why bother?

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Healthy Habits (Grades K-5)

Open Phys Ed

Our hope is that all educators within a school building are working together to help students develop knowledge and skills that will lead to the development of healthy habits. Studies have shown that healthy students get better grades, attend school more, and often behave better in class.

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Volleyball (Middle School)

Open Phys Ed

Manipulative Skills: (Grade 6-8) Refines manipulative skills to improve performance in dance, fitness, and sport activities. Locomotor Skills: (Grade 6) Safely and purposefully uses mature locomotor skills in rhythms and patterns in dance, fitness, and sport environments.

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Volleyball (High School)

Open Phys Ed

Personal Challenge: (Grades 9-12) Chooses an appropriate level of challenge to experience success and a desire to participate in self-selected physical activity while working toward personal fitness goals. The post Volleyball (High School) appeared first on OPEN Physical Education Curriculum.