Could a simple re-brand improve the way school administrations view – and support – physical education?
Teachers Make Heart Rate Technology a Key Piece of ‘New’ Approach to Physical Education By Jen Ohlson On Jan. 31,
February 4, 2022
Teachers Make Heart Rate Technology a Key Piece of ‘New’ Approach to Physical Education By Jen Ohlson On Jan. 31,
Young students use IHT ZONE monitors to see heart rate slow down following moderate-to-vigorous activity Tyler Hetland’s innovative use of
Between the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) and the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act funding, schools have
Teachers, administrators, and coaches have used multiple funding sources to bring the IHT ZONE heart rate monitor to their students.
The U.S. Department of Education will award more than $26 billion in funding for the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)
Teachers find students who complete at least 20 minutes of vigorous exercise before school are more ready to meet their
Morning Programs Will Use IHT ZONE Heart Rate Monitors to Boost Physical Fitness While Improving Academic Competencies and Connection to
Twenty-Minute Session Primes Students for Math and Literacy Blocks, Boosts Activity Time for Incoming Sixth-Graders To remedy the activity gap
IDEA Public Schools Help Students Improve Academically by Maintaining Commitment to Physical Fitness as Complement to Classroom Learning Teachers and
Teachers Reinforce Key Fitness, Social-Emotional, Academic Competencies Using PE Assessment Software Through metrics created in PE assessment software, teachers motivate
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