[ Research ] What should physical education teacher training look like? This research article proposes strategies, including implementing critical pedagogy through assigned coursework, incorporating meaningful fieldwork experiences and critical reflection, and connecting with students.

[ Feature Article ] And just like that, summer vacation has come to a resounding halt and teachers are back in classrooms getting ready to welcome students! Every year it is remarkable how July seems to meander by and...

[ Research ] Mandatory supervised RT was most effective in facilitating RT among students with the lowest participation and did not lead to equal participation between girls and boys with the highest participation minutes. Adding a minimal number of required RT hours to the high school PE curriculum may lead to additional RT participation in some students.

[ Feature Article ] As society increasingly turns to various forms of media to inform how they view themselves, their bodies, and the bodies around them, the importance of challenging these narratives within the educational environment becomes increasingly paramount. Physical and Health Education (PHE) classes are a perfect space to lead the way in supporting the wellness and well-being of youth when it comes to shifting the perceptions and perspectives around body image.

[ 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.