Maximize Engagement: Sport Ed. & TGfU Hybrid Units
Adam Metcalf
July 7, 2017
“The best way to learn is to do. The worst way to teach is to talk.” –Paul Halmos We all know that student-centered, authentic learning
Looking for new ideas or the benefits of playing sports in PE programs? These blogs are a great asset for learning variations of popular sports including volleyball, basketball, soccer, and baseball. You can also discover the advantages and skills acquired by introducing students to disc games, racquet sports, or track and field activities. Tips for sports from PE professionals assist teachers in forming a curriculum that’s benefit based and fun!
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