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Physical Education has never been a ‘cookie cutter’ one size fits all subject. Even with schools going remote this fall, Physical Education can still provide differentiation through progressional programs and resources.
Join Doug Curtin as he highlights the opportunities students have to navigate experience appropriate curriculum and modules that will set a foundation for lifelong fitness. In this presentation Doug will define the general goal of fitness education, discuss program options, and highlight extensive supplemental resources teachers are using during Covid.
Ready, Set, Remote! PE Curriculum Webinar
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