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Jody Worthman

Jody Worthman is a physical education teacher at Larkhall Academy, a K-5 school located in St. John’s, NL. His interests include the adaptation of equipment and modification of activities to promote educational inclusivity. He can be reached at [email protected].  

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Jody Worthman est professeur d'éducation physique à la Larkhall Academy, une école de la maternelle à la cinquième année située à St. John's, Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador. Il travaille notamment sur les outils adaptés et la modification des activités afin de promouvoir l'inclusion dans l'éducation. Il peut être contacté à l'adresse suivante : [email protected].  

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Connecting Communities Through Movement: There’s Strength in Numbers
[ Feature Article ] During the early days of the pandemic, I pitched my idea to the administration at Larkhall Academy: an initiative designed to keep our school community engaged in movement. This initiative would be simple enough for anyone—students, staff, or community members—to participate in, and it would take very little time to complete. I named it Time to Move.
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Climbing the Walls: Motivating Students Through Cross-Curricular Connections
[ Feature Article ] At Larkhall Academy, motivating students to stay physically active is taken to new heights—literally. With the installation of a 40-foot rock climbing wall funded by financial grants, the school has transformed physical education into an engaging, multi-disciplinary experience. The potential for growth is endless. Imagine that.
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