Teacher, students cranked about gift of 30 bikes to school
Originally published Oct. 7, 2017 in the Daily Sentinel. By Katie Langford There’s an intangible thrill that East Middle School teacher Patrick Roenicke feels when he’s riding a bicycle. It
Ann Arbor adapted PE students use HRMs to manage their health
A teacher’s unique use of heart rate monitors helped Ann Arbor, Mich., adapted physical education students learn to manage their health during the school day. Deak Swearingen (right) with
How Small School Districts Are Making Personalized Learning A Reality
Originally posted July 11, 2017 by KQED News By Wayne D’Orio The Hechinger Report WILDER, Idaho — Eight years ago, the principal of Idaho’s Wilder Elementary School, Jeff Dillon, made
Virginia Beach students crafting their own PE routines
Originally posted May 30, 2017 at pilotonline.com. By Eric Hodies Correspondent VIRGINIA BEACH – The entire fifth-grade class at Centerville Elementary School filed into the gym on May 26 for personalized
How to personalize PE for students using heart rate data
Nov. 30, 2016 After three months of working with the IHT Zone heart rate monitors during his classes, physical educator Pedro Espinosa gave himself some important homework for the Thanksgiving
