At this school, PE class is no longer one size fits all
Originally published June 13, 2022 in the School News Network. By Beth Heinen Bell One thing a physical education teacher never wants to do is discourage a student’s relationship with
PE teacher emphasizes fitness, fun while encouraging students to try new things
Originally published May 5, 2022 in the Kane County Chronicle. By Brenda Schory After seven years teaching physical education at Geneva High School, this is Taylor Fieser’s first year teaching
There’s Still Time to Secure Funding for IHT ZONES Before the School Year Ends
From the massive ESSER allocations to your local budget, follow these strategies to improve your chances for a successful funding request Now is the perfect time to request new federal
Teachers See IHT ZONE as Ideal Starter Heart Rate Monitor for Students
Using heart rate monitors allows PE teachers to introduce students to the wearable fitness devices they’ll have access to – and benefit from – later in life. After researching their
Gym transforms into Winter Olympics training area for students
Originally published Feb. 10, 2022 in the Tyler Morning Telegraph. By Ana Conejo Second grade students at Tyler ISD’s Owen’s Elementary are learning the value of teamwork as they navigate
