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Professors can customize Health on Demand content to the needs of their students, or use the stock text, Health and Wellness for Life. Both options include access to ancillaries, including a test package, a presentation package, and an online student resource!
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It seems like it’s a busy time for Fitnessgram. Not only did we release the new Fitnessgram Web site, but there have been many Fitnessgram mentions in local and national newspapers and web sites stemming from California’s release of their Fitnessgram testing data. Here are a few articles that came across my desk this week:
Fewer Than Half of Calif. Adolescents Meeting All Six State Fitness Goals From California Health Line. A breakdown of some of the data comin
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For years, Fitnessgram reports have been available in Spanish. Now there’s a Spanish language version of the frequently asked questions for parents.
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HK’s new Web site’s interactive features make exploring this DVD a blast.
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Come to our booth and visit a session by one of our authors!
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Learn more about the co-author of Strategies for Inclusion and editor of Paraeducators in Physical Education.
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Human Kinetics publishes more than just books. Check out our journal offerings!
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View a video clip of from Dr. George Graham’s, Teaching Children Physical Education, Third Edition.
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The popular media has not always been kind to Physical Education. Recently a feature in USA Today (June 11, 2009, page 7D) proclaimed, “PE may have little effect on kids’s overall activity.” The newspaper article author was Jillian Berman. The study she cited was done in England. According to the newspaper article children “with the most phys-ed time got an average of 9.2 hours of scheduled exercise a week; students at the school offering the fewest opportunities got an a
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Learn more about the latest version of Fitnessgram.
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