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June 03, 2013

Phys. Ed. Teachers in N.Y.C. to Be Evaluated Under New System

Under New York City's new teacher-evaluation system, physical-education teachers will be subject to annual performance reviews.  Read Full Post >

May 22, 2013

Institute of Medicine Suggests 60 Minutes of Daily Activity in Schools

The majority of students' recommended 60 minutes of daily moderate-to-vigorous physical activity should come during regular school hours, the institute says.  Read Full Post >

May 22, 2013

Study Suggests Causal Relationship Between Phys. Ed., Child's Weight

Increasing the amount of physical-education time for 5th graders appears to reduce the likelihood of childhood obesity.  Read Full Post >

May 16, 2013

School Separates Students Based on Fitness Level for Phys. Ed. Classes

At one suburban Chicago high school, certain students are now being channeled into what some call "fat gym" based on their fitness level.  Read Full Post >

May 14, 2013

Supervised Recess Found to Slightly Increase Students' Physical Activity

New research shows that children whose recess time is accompanied by coaches directing their play are a little more active than kids with comparatively unstructured recess.  Read Full Post >

April 19, 2013

Educators Want Mandatory Health, Physical Education in Schools, Survey Finds

A majority of parents and K-12 educators report the need for mandatory health and physical education in schools, according to a new survey by KidsHealth in the Classroom.  Read Full Post >

March 25, 2013

Georgia to Add 30 Minutes of Physical Activity to Elementary Schools

Georgia plans to add 30 minutes of physical activity to the school day in all elementary schools starting in the 2013-14 school year.  Read Full Post >

March 14, 2013

Before-School Physical Activity Can Boost Achievement, Expert Says

Letting students play outside for 20 minutes before school can help boost their academic performance, health, and confidence.  Read Full Post >

February 28, 2013

First Lady Launches Effort to Get Kids Active at Least an Hour a Day

Michelle Obama is expanding her Let's Move! campaign to help schools provide the recommended amount of physical activity for students.  Read Full Post >

January 31, 2013

Study Suggests Best Ways for Schools to Promote Physical Activity

Mandatory physical education, classroom activity breaks, and active commuting to school were found to be the most effective ways schools can promote physical activity in students.  Read Full Post >

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