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    Section One: Prior to attending this course, Movement and Health for the Child, I was aware that a general education teacher is responsible for differentiating instruction for ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Language) student’s language needs. Furthermore, teachers need to provide a learning environment that supports ESOL student’s transition, education, and English language development. A learning environment that encourages a student’s development in language proficiency must allow the…

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    research proposal (200-300 words) Thesis Statement: The need for the introduction of Physical Education classes as a part of all university programs. A healthy body leads to a healthy mind. The physical education helps students to improve the physical abilities. We see many physical programs where universities students can exploited in order to have a better healthier life and healthier mind. Physical education helps universities students to increase strength, endurance, flexibility, and…

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    In long time, we all know that education system in the U.S is the greatest system in the world. Then it also is the reason why many international students, who have different nationalities, come to the U.S for studying. Basing on the data of "IIE Releases Open Doors 2015 Data", during 2014 -2015, over 900.000 international students enrolled to colleges and universities in America (Sharon).Not only government focuses on upgrading the education system in colleges or universities, but government…

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    Kantanista, A. Ciekot, M., Laudanska-Krezminska, I., & Szwed, S. (2009). Health-related intensity profiles of physical education classes at Different phases of the teaching/learning process. Biomedical Human Kinetics, 1, 86-91. This research study looked at three different types of teaching/learning processes and the intensity (measured by heart rate) at which physical education students performed. The three types of teaching learning were: acquiring and developing skills, selecting and…

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    writing an essay about becoming and educator in any capacity, especially not a physical education teacher. I was never an athlete, nor did I have any helpful or inspiring gym class experiences. In short, my lack of quality physical education has in turn caused my desire to change that pattern for other students. Over the course of this rocky semester, I have discovered that not only could teaching physical education be a great back up or addition to teaching health but is actually something I…

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    The following report outlines the strategies implemented and significant factors considered in developing an effective physical education program for the first grade class at Hills Academy*. Hills Academy is a small co-educational school catering for K-5 in a unique wetland environment. It provides a learning environment, which boosts a love of the outdoors. Children love to play and be active. This program has been designed to encourage these first graders to develop an interest in living a…

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    The article I chose to find more research on in the field of physical education was about weight training and the effects it has on the youth. The main reason why I chose this topic is because I hear a lot of arguing on this topic. This argument is between if starting weight training is better for a young child or will starting early with weight training effect this child in the long run when he or she grows older. This topic really intrigues me and I hope many others because it can very…

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    Your attitude is the way that you think and feel about something, especially when this shows in the way you behave. Some school learners are not really serious about the importance and value of Physical Education as a subject, this might be that the subject being taught is hated by many or the subject itself is not taught at a particular school. In secondary schools, some teachers and learners are not taking this subject into consideration because of…

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    playground for the children to have access to physical activities regardless of weather conditions. Our adaptive physical education gym provides our children with physical disabilities the same opportunities using special equipment to achieve the same goals as our general education students. You can see through these windows, we have 2 outdoor playgrounds, tennis and basketball courts. Our main purpose is to get our children moving. Our physical education curriculum is aligned with our…

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    Stereotypes from past experiences as well as the media have almost formed how most individuals view a physical education teacher. Most people have an idea of what a “good” phys-ed teacher and also what a “bad” phys-ed teacher should be like. Personally, a good physical education teacher should be athletic, a good leader or role model, a strong communicator, confident in their abilities, motivational, organized, creative, and enthusiastic. There are plenty other characteristics that a phys-ed…

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