The PHE Canada Podcast, Episode 4: Reframing the Sex Talk - Let's Talk about Teaching Sexual Health Education
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The PHE Canada Podcast, Episode 4: Reframing the Sex Talk - Let's Talk about Teaching Sexual Health Education
Welcome to The PHE Canada Podcast! In the fourth episode of our podcast, we speak with Certified Sexual Health Educator and founder of SHIFT Education, Jessica (Jessy) Wollen, on the many ways to reframe and deliver Sexual Health Education...

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Attending to Ableism in Physical Education
[ Feature Article ] Previously published in Volume 87, Issue 4 What is Ableism? Ableism is a pervasive system of discrimination and exclusion that oppresses people who have mental, emotional, and/or physical disabilities...
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Authored by: Josh Read
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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...
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Authored by: Katie Janzen
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Teacher to Teacher: What Support Do PHE Teachers in Canada Need Right Now?
[ Feature Article ] Previously published in Volume 87, Issue 3 The ever-shifting ground of the pandemic has meant a lot of careful navigating for educators. We asked: What Support Do PHE Teachers in Canada need right now...
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COVID-19 and Beyond: Nature-Based Physical Activities for Physical and Health Education
[ Feature Article ] Nature-based physical activities for Physical and Health Education
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Authored by: Sandra Gibbons, Jennifer Gruno
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Physical And Health Education Curriculum and Pedagogy
[ Research ] Previously published in Volume 87, Issue 3 Abstract Physical and Health Education nurtures in young people an integrated sense of motivation, confidence, and understanding of how to navigate the world...
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Authored by: John Corlett, Launa Linaker, James Mandigo
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Teach(er) Resiliency Blog Series: The Power of Values to Drive Your Well-Being
[ Feature Article ] Teach(er) Resiliency Blog Series: The Power of Values to Drive Your Well-Being As educators, you are all too familiar with the importance of promoting healthy habits and values with students so they...
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Authored by: Ryan Fahey

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