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In today’s world of athletics, does the 1975 work of Dauer and Pangrazi hold up?

Logging onto the computer to take phys ed may sound like a spoof story from The Onion, but North Carolina’s Virtual Public School is piloting an online high school gym class this fall.  - Anne Doss Helms No joke: North Carolina rolls out online phys ed classes by Anne Doss Helms of the Charlotte Observer ahelms@charlotteobserver.com […]

I believe if we are going to resurrect daily physical education in schools it will be because the science continually shows that students who have been active and are fit do significantly better academically than their peers who have sat all day. - Paul Zientarski

Physical education classes nationwide are switching focus toward fitness knowledge and encouraging healthy lifestyles and away from fitness competition and tests of endurance.

When it comes to kids and exercise, schools need to step up and focus more on quality as well as quantity. And, says Dr. Gregory D. Myer, they need to promote activities that develop motor skills, socialization and fun.

Children, youth and adults need to do the right things at the right time to develop in their sport or activity

How to coach for long-term development.

From the interview below, you’ll understand why I feel it’s important that Sam was interviewed.