Blount County P.E. teacher turns fidget spinners into exercise equipment
Originally published Feb. 18, 2018 in The Daily Times. By Amy Beth Miller Leesa Taylor may be the only teacher who encourages students to use fidget spinners in her class.
PE is a more important school subject than history, British study finds
Originally published Feb. 15, 2018 in The Telegraph. By Helena Horton The British public thinks it is more important secondary school children have PE lessons than study history, according to
On the move: elementary school students thrive under new PE program
Originally published Feb. 6, 2018 in the News-Review. By Tricia Jones For The News-Review Short whistle blasts spear the winter air surrounding the Eastwood Elementary School playground on a recent
School districts adjust to promote lifetime of fitness
Originally published Jan. 25, 2018 in the Daily Courier. By Nanci Hutson Holding her tennis racket waist high, Taylor Hicks Elementary fourth-grader Lydia Mathis bounced a red and yellow ball
Motivated by heart rate monitors, PE students up their effort
Wearing new wrist-based heart rate monitors that track student progress toward daily class goals, Crestview School of Inquiry (West Des Moines, Iowa) physical education students are proving that a little
