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Katie Janzen

Founder of Minds in Motion Learning

Katie Janzen completed her Master of Education degree at the University of Saskatchewan. She is the founder of Minds in Motion Learning, a company combining fitness and tutoring to promote success in learning for children with exceptionalities.

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child wearing a blue winter jacket in a wheelchair being pushed by an adult. to young children on the left with a pink and orange jacket. all in the snow.
Exploring Teachers’ and Parents’ Perceptions of, and Experiences Using, Strategies to Improve Physical Activity for Children with Exceptionalities
[ Research ] Previously published in Volume 87, Issue 4 Abstract Children with exceptionalities are participating in physical activity less than children without, and as a result, are overweight, less physically fit, less motor proficient, fatigued, and feel more pain. The objective of...
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