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
Large State Districts Improve Efficiency with IHT’s PFA Software Texas physical education teachers and administrators using IHT’s Physical Fitness Assessment (PFA)
As One State Determines Best Path to Teaching SEL, Physical Educators Demonstrate Relationship Between Fitness, Social Interactions, Academic Development On
Customizable Software Lets Teachers Record Data and Generate Reports Using Nationally Recognized Fitness Measures When Illinois School for the Visually
Students Report Getting Motivational Messages From Home During School Day By including parents on the email that his students receive
Students wearing IHT ZONE wrist heart rate monitors during their physical education classes often discover new reasons to participate and
Teachers who have turned to IHT ZONE heart rate monitors have seen their overall programs grow and the in-class performance
On Monday, Aug. 3 at 5 pm CDT, Irving ISD (Texas) Administrator Sandi Cravens joins IHT President Jen Ohlson and
The U.S. Department of Education will award more than $26 billion in funding for the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)
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