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R. Tait McKenzie Scholar Address 2018: Sandra Gibbons
(Premium) Sandra Gibbons addresses Dr. McKenzie's legacy of physical activity for all and shares research focusing on increasing young girls' and women's meaningful engagement in physical education
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2018 National Conference: Fresh Perspectives and Strength in Numbers
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Presenting PHE Canada's 2018 Award Winners
(Free) This past spring, PHE Canada presented awards to inspiring professionals, scholars and students, and one remarkable school, for outstanding contributions to the physical health and wellness of Canadian youth Teacher to Teacher
Teacher to Teacher: Making Nutrition Lessons Engaging
(Premium) From adapting family recipes to hosting a taste-testing event, teachers offer tips on creating effective, real-world healthy eating lessons Peer Reviewed
Peer Review: Impacts of the 2018 Newfoundland and Labrador Winter Games on youth who participated in the sport of Olympic Wrestling with Team Indigenous
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Catherine Donovan (725), Adam Dubrowski (722) Dance Education
From Dancing Girls to Elder Statesmen
(Premium) The CAHPER Dance Committee, in the years between 1965-1985, faced all sorts of challenges. There were philosophical and organizational hurdles, as well as discussions about gender inclusivity and the difference between dance in education and dance as an art form. Editorial