The PHE Canada Podcast, Episode 5: What We Know (and Don't Know) About Vaping
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The PHE Canada Podcast, Episode 5: What We Know (and Don't Know) About Vaping
Did you know that about 15% of high school students have been vaping in the last month and around 35% of youth between the ages of 15 to 19 in Canada have vaped? Welcome to The PHE Canada Podcast! In the fifth episode of our podcast, we...

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A light-skinned person named Martha Gumprich with their curly hair in a bun smiles at the camera while wearing a black dress shirt with small white flowers on it. To the right, the colourful cover of 'The Canadian Non-Binary Youth in Sport Report.'
Canadian Non-Binary Youth in Sport Report: Solutions posed by trans and non-binary youth
[ Feature Article ] We interview the leading author of the Canadian Non-Binary Youth in Sport Report, Martha Gumprich, to learn about the experiences of trans and non-binary youth in Canadian organized team sports. Check out the report findings to learn how to include and increase participation of gender minority students in Physical and Health Education (PHE) classes and other physical activity settings.
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Authored by: Martha Gumprich
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The PHE Canada Podcast, Episode 1: Outdoor Play
[ Podcast ] Welcome to The PHE Canada Podcast! In the first episode of our podcast, we speak with leading research experts Dr. Louise de Lannoy and Dr. Maeghan James on the many development benefits of outdoor play.
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Authored by: Dr. Louise de Lannoy, Dr. Maeghan James
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Instant Activities: Winter Series
[ Feature Article ] These activities are from the PHE Learning Centre’s Physical Education Activities. These K-12 activities require minimal equipment and include learning outcomes such as fundamental movement skills...
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Authored by: PHE Canada
4 children sitting down in the forest. There are two little girls and two little boys. The boys are looking forward smiling and the two little girls are smiling at each other.
The Benefits of Outdoor, Risky Play and Why Children Should Play Outside More!
[ Feature Article ] Outdoor play is a necessary part of childhood and incorporating outdoor play into the daily routine of Kindergarten to Grade 12 students at school can have a profound positive impact on their overall development. If you are an educator looking for ways to bring your classroom outdoors, this article highlights a brand new tool for elementary teachers created by Outsideplay.org.
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Authored by: Caleb Poulin
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5 Educator Tips and Resources to Help You Support Students with Diverse Abilities
[ Feature Article ] Every year, December 3rd is recognized as "International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD): Removing Visible and Invisible Barriers". This day was proclaimed by the United Nations in 1992 was...
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Authored by: PHE Canada
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Want to Create a Well-Being Week at your School?
[ Feature Article ] Wellness and well-being are often used interchangeably, but they both focus on a wholistic view and understanding of meeting one’s needs and overall positive quality of life. The physical, mental...
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Authored by: PHE Canada

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