Sonoma County PE teachers get creative in era of remote learning
Originally published May 2, 2020 in The Press Democrat. By Lori A. Carter English, history, culinary arts — all are subjects that translate well to online learning. But PE? Physical
Tik Tok Time To Move: Lozano finding unique ways to challenge students daily
Originally published April 30, 2020 in the Porterville Recorder. By Charles Whisnand Call it Tik Tok meets hopscotch. Porterville Unified School District physical education teacher Shelby Lozano has found ways
A long way from dodgeball: How the coronavirus school shutdown has changed PE class
Originally published April 30, 2020 in The Chicago Tribune. By Karen Ann Cullotta As a physical education teacher at Winston Campus Junior High in Palatine, Emmie Galan used to lead
New Online PE Class Finds Teacher Reaching, Motivating an Expanded Audience
With Heart Rate Monitors Locked in School Office, Teacher Uses Online PE to Keep Community Moving Timpanogos High School (Alpine School District, Utah) teacher Robyn Bretzing’s new online PE classes
Keeping yourself and your family fit in the era of social distancing
Originally published March 20, 2020 by the Florida International University News. By Chrystian Tejedor Getting a good workout might be a challenge when social distancing means having to skip the
