Physical education plays a big role in keeping kids active in an era dominated by screens. But as technology is increasingly ...

Commentators Johnny and Jasmine bring Physical Education to life by introducing a range of fun games and activities to get your students up and moving.

This clip will be relevant for teaching Physical Education. This topic appears in KS1 and KS2 in England, Wales and Northern Ireland and Early and First level and Second Level in Scotland.

Physical education at Michigan Tech is housed within The Department of Kinesiology and Integrative Physiology and provides a comprehensive package of wellness and fitness concepts for students. This ...

Outdoor education provides many physical, mental and social benefits. (PubMed) There are Outdoor Learning Toolkits that help make things easier for teachers, providing ideas and advice on ...

Physical education provides an environment for children to interact and collaborate with their peers. Participating in team sports or group activities fosters social skills, cooperation and ...

Our kids and schools need more of it. Physical education should be on equal footing with academic classes. It teaches kids persistence, resilience, positive thinking and how to stay healthy.

Tech tools and physical education can go hand in hand. Take the use of Google, for instance. Incorporating a lesson in which students move from various stations, working on a QR code scavenger hunt.

When Gov. Jerry Brown pushed his idea for giving local schools and districts more control over decision making, few people would have predicted that in at least one California elementary school ...

Physical activity improves kids' fitness, lowers their risk of obesity and type 2 diabetes and helps build strong bones and muscles. Children who are more active have greater attention spans and ...