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Precision in Physical Education (PE) – What is its role?

Reinventing the Game

My personal belief is that the younger the age group of learners, the more worthwhile to understand better the physiological processes at work within the learner and the behaviour exhibited in response to task and environment. You may still find older teachers and school curriculum still clinging to it. Or is it not?

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The Urgency for Applying Individualized Instruction in Physical Education & Sports

Heartzones

There is no possibility for self-pacing and personalization when heart rate responses are unknown and no data is available in student records for teachers, administrators, coaches, and students to reference. There is no objective data to review for the parents and the teacher, or the administrator.

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5 Components Of Physical Fitness

PLT4M

Good aerobic capacity has also been shown to reduce the risk of high blood pressure, heart disease, obesity, diabetes, metabolic disease, and some forms of cancer. A teacher explains the points of performance of an air squat during physical education class. Improving blood flood may also help improve flexibility and mobility.

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Recreational Sports Facilities & Physical Education SAVE Taxpayers’ Money!

Physical Education Update

The western world is in the midst of a childhood obesity crisis – a crisis that will result in an astronomical increase in health care costs in the next decade or two. And that cost greatly outweighs the cost of prevention investments such as multi-use sports facilities and qualified physical education teachers. Absolutely not.