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Prior qualitative studies on child nutrition programs have explored how to reduce barriers to implementation of these programs in schools, but few studies have examined attitudes held by students, who are the ultimate stakeholders in school lunch programs and their success. The study from the July/August issue of American Journal of Health Education explored children’s attitudes about food at school and suggestions for improving the school lunch program. READ MORE
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The Hyatt Regency Minneapolis is the official hotel for the upcoming SHAPE America Summer Institute, which will be held July 29-30. Book your stay by July 7 through the SHAPE America room block for a guaranteed discounted rate. You’ll also be entered to win a free SHAPE America membership for yourself or to gift to a friend, colleague or student! LEARN MORE
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Dr. Robert Pangrazi, a lifelong PE advocate and author of Dynamic Physical Education, shares an online master class course in teaching PE.
This course includes 6 hours of teaching instruction, classroom management video examples, module reflection questions, and complete PowerPoint presentations.
A great solution to meet your individual or district professional development needs!
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Starting later this month, SHAPE America members will enjoy a new member benefit through the Active&Fit Direct program, which offers gym memberships for a discounted rate of just $28 a month (plus applicable enrollment fees and taxes). Choose from 12,700+ options nationwide, including 24 Hour Fitness®, EōS Fitness®, Crunch Fitness®, Blink Fitness®, Anytime Fitness®, and more. The program also includes 12,000+ free on-demand workout videos and 1:1 well-being coaching. BECOME A MEMBER
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SHAPE America’s Leading Healthy Schools program offers free professional development and coaching to leaders who are passionate about improving the health and wellness of their school community. The program offers national networking, access to resources, and professional learning experiences for principals, assistant principals, directors, and deans. Join us on July 24 for an information session. SIGN UP
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Playing Youth Sports Linked to Better Mental Health in Adults
Ohio State News
Adults who continuously played organized sports through their youth have fewer symptoms of anxiety and depression than those who never played or those who dropped out, a new study finds.
The study, published in the Sociology of Sport Journal, showed that most people dropped out of sports because they weren’t having fun or felt they weren’t good enough. That suggests ways youth sports can be improved to help kids, said study lead author Laura Upenieks, assistant professor of sociology at Baylor University.
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9 Family Games for Your Backyard Olympics
PBS Kids
Creating your own family Olympic Games is a fantastic way to unite everyone for fun, physical activity (and a little friendly competition). Inspired by PBS KIDS shows and real Olympic games, these activities will get everyone moving and help kids develop perseverance and courage as they strive to achieve their goals.
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Helping Students Manage Conflict
Edutopia
At a time when the nation is so divided, schools must do more to help students manage conflict. How can schools empower students to resolve conflicts with peers or adults? Answering questions designed to regulate emotions may make it easier for students to find solutions to common disagreements.
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