No April Fools’ Day here
Originally published March 30, 2019 in the Log Cabin Democrat. By Hilary Andrews Students across the state will soon be enjoying more break times during their school days thanks to
Irish children rank amongst the most unfit in Europe – so should we have more PE in school?
Originally published March 4, 2019 in The Independent IE. Only 19 percent are getting the recommended one hour of daily vigorous activity. So should we have more exercise on our school curriculum? Third
Heart Rate Monitors Motivate Students of All Fitness Levels to Work Toward Goals
Using the IHT ZONE wrist heart rate monitors allows teachers to keep students of all fitness levels engaged in class. Prior to analyzing student performance with heart rate monitors and
Legislation Calling for More School Exercise Time Clears Key Vote
Originally published March 7, 2019 in Bethesda Magazine. By Caitlynn Peetz For the first time since it was introduced a decade ago, a bill requiring that elementary schools provide students
Young PE Students Learn to Surpass MVPA Fitness Goals While Self-Managing Effort
First and Second-Grade Students Display Understanding of Healthy Heart-Rate-Raising Effort with Help of PE Heart Rate Monitors Students at Goose Bay Elementary School (Wasilla, Alaska) are already mastering important fitness
