Virtual fitness plan
Originally published Oct. 11, 2020 by the Albuquerque Journal. By Shelby Perea Matthew Hickman tried out computer science, but it wasn’t for him – too much time staring at a screen. He wanted to do
Teachers improvise to take gym class virtual
Originally published Oct. 9, 2020 by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. By Vanessa McCray In her Marietta garage with a green backdrop and a tripod, Jen Hagerty records the exercises she shares with her students during virtual
Beyond sport: the link between exercise and wellbeing
Originally published Oct. 6, 2020 by Independent Education Today. By Cathy Parnham Lockdown has brought into sharp focus the importance sport has on mental health and wellbeing. Youth Sport Trust’s research reveals that 27% of
Teachers lead K-8 bike club to promote fitness during online learning
Originally published Sept. 30, 2020 by M-Live. By Melissa Frick Muskegon Public Schools is finding new ways to bring physical education to students while the district is online-only because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The
Parenting an online student? Reasons to include exercise
Originally published Oct. 1, 2020 by the Reading Eagle. As the pandemic continues, health experts and physicians are concerned that with home and online schooling often replacing in-person curricula, including PE classes, our children may
Yoga class at Humble ISD high school grows as more students learn to connect their mind, body and soul
Originally published Sept. 30, 2020 by KHOU-11. By Melissa Correa As your Education Station, KHOU 11 is committed to celebrating teachers who are innovating and inspiring, like Sarah Aguilar. She’s
