Community leaders help teacher find funding for PE heart rate monitors
Physical educators are known for their creative lessons to engage students and get them moving. That creativity also helps in
March 1, 2018
Physical educators are known for their creative lessons to engage students and get them moving. That creativity also helps in
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Funding for new school initiatives including technology can be challenging, but creative teachers continue to find ways to help raise
Ben Hemberger routinely talks to his physical education students at Fosston (Minn.) High School about getting outside of their comfort
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