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This section provides a summary and several key links on how schools can teach physical education and promote physical activity. Please visit the CAHPERD website for more extensive resources, teaching tips and other information. |
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Health Risks from Inactivity, Key Messages to
Youth Sedentary lifestyles are reaching epidemic proportions among Canadian children. Read this summary with links to the latest research. There are also several key documents describing the most effective messages that should be communicated to youth. Use this section in parent meetings and in lobbying for more teaching time and resources. |
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The Rationale for School and Teacher Rules in
Promoting Physical Activity This summary and selected links is also useful in advocating for physical education and for a whole school approach that involves students, parents and the community. The connection between PE and academic achievement, as well as PE and lifetime physical activity patterns is documented. |
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Best or Promising Practices in PE This brief description and selected links will be useful to new teachers and for explaining your teaching approach. Read about practical strategies and programs that PE teachers can use in the gym and the school. |
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Teaching Within a Comprehensive, School-Community Approach |
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Recommended Readings:
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