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Aaron Beighle, Ph.D.

Aaron Beighle, Ph. D., est un enseignant et chercheur de renommée internationale en éducation physique et en promotion de l’activité physique en milieu scolaire à l’Université du Kentucky. Il collabore régulièrement avec des écoles et des organisations intéressées par l’éducation physique, l’activité physique et le bien-être global. Il a rédigé plus de 100 articles à la fois scientifiques et pratiques, ainsi que six livres, dont le plus notable est Dynamic Physical Education for Elementary School Children. Aaron a récemment contribué à rendre les plans de leçon largement utilisés de cet ouvrage accessibles via dynamicpeasap.com. Le Dr Beighle donne des conférences à l’échelle internationale sur les stratégies visant à maximiser l’impact de l’éducation physique et des initiatives de promotion de l’activité physique en milieu scolaire.

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To Learn, To Love, To Move: Branding a Future in Physical Education
[ Feature Article ] This article explores how the phrase “To Learn, To Love, To Move” can reframe physical education (PE) as inclusive, joyful, and meaningful. Rooted in physical literacy and child development, it captures cognitive, emotional, and behavioral learning. The slogan offers a unifying identity for PE, resonating with students, educators, and policymakers. Practical implications for curriculum, staff development, and collaboration are discussed, positioning the phrase as both a guiding philosophy and a catalyst for cultural change in PE.
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