Local high school PE teacher works to keep students active virtually
Originally published July 28, 2020 by KOCONews5. By Erin Beu Now that some schools are just a few weeks out from starting, many teachers are preparing their online and virtual
Summer of screens: The mental and physical health impacts of increased screen time
Originally published July 25, 2020 in The Red and Black. By Erin Kenney Twitter. Instagram. TikTok. Facebook. Netflix. Zoom. YouTube. Snapchat. Hulu. Twitch. Spotify. Discord. Wash, rinse and repeat. Since
Healthy Kids: Benefits of physical activity during distance learning
Originally published April 27, 2020 by KMTR16 Eugene, Oregon. By Kelli Warner T.J. Kelley enjoys daily interaction with his students at Hamlin Middle School in Springfield. As a P.E. teacher,
Run with it: Distance learning give P.E. a reboot
Originally published May 2, 2020 in the York News-Times. By Jessica Votipka York Middle School physical education teacher Matt Brackhan said he has seen a new sense of freedom for
Temecula schools learn to teach PE during coronavirus times
Originally published July 9, 2020 in The Press-Enterprise. By Carl Love Think about physical education and often the first thing that comes to mind for many is running laps. Laps,
