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JJ Ross

JJ Ross is the Coordinator of Physical Education and Health Education for the St. James-Assiniboia School Division in Manitoba, Canada. With over 27 years of experience teaching Physical Education (PE) and Health Education (HE) across the province at all levels. JJ is a passionate advocate for active living and lifelong fitness. Through his work, JJ engages with educators, coaches, and experts from diverse backgrounds, sharing strategies to enhance PE programs in schools and communities. 

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JJ Ross est le coordinateur de l’éducation physique et de l’éducation à la santé pour la division scolaire de St James-Assiniboia au Manitoba, Canada. Il possède plus de 27 ans d’expérience dans l’enseignement de l’éducation physique (EP) et de l’éducation à la santé (ES) dans toute la province et à tous les niveaux. Pour JJ, mener une vie active et rester en forme tout au long de la vie est très important. Dans le cadre de son travail, JJ s’engage auprès d’enseignants, d’entraîneurs et d’experts de divers horizons. Il partage des stratégies visant à améliorer les programmes d’éducation physique dans les écoles et les communautés. 

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The Rise of Circus Arts in Physical Education: A Fun, Engaging Way to Enhance Physical Literacy and Physical Activity Experiences
[ Feature Article ] Circus arts instruction delivered in primary physical education can have many benefits to the holistic development of children in the physical, social, psychological, and creative domains. This includes meeting curricular expectations and fulfilling many characteristics of quality physical education, including the development of physical literacy. This article addresses some of the benefits, as well as the issues to address for implementation in your school.
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