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Stephanie Field

Dr. Stephanie Field

Assistant Professor, Memorial University of Newfoundland

Stephanie Field is an Assistant Professor in the School of Human Kinetics and Recreation at Memorial University of Newfoundland. Her research interests include children’s active physical recreation participation and physical literacy in multiple environments, with a specific focus on aquatic activities, water safety, and drowning prevention. 

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The photo shows a lifejacket lying next to a safety cone next to a swimming pool
Incorporating water safety activities and content in physical and health education
[ Research ] The school environment is an ideal venue to teach water-safety skills and knowledge, although barriers to this content delivery exist. Two commonly cited barriers are a lack of teacher water safety knowledge and access to aquatic facilities. This paper offers water-safety background knowledge for teachers, and includes three dry-land activities and resource links for K-12 PHE classes.
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