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Knitter, Brenda – Strategies, 1995
Classroom teachers can understand the importance of fitness by experiencing the benefits first hand. The paper explains how to start and implement a worksite fitness program for teachers, discussing how to maintain interest by inviting guest speakers, highlighting different issues, measuring success, and providing incentives. (SM)
Descriptors: Elementary School Teachers, Elementary Secondary Education, Exercise, Health Promotion
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Ward, Phillip – Strategies, 1992
Data collection and analysis helps coaches ensure that they conduct practices and make decisions based on objective and consistently recorded information. The article discusses how, where, and when coaches should collect data on athletes, noting data collection should emphasize include training loads, body weight, sleep, health, and injuries. (SM)
Descriptors: Athletic Coaches, Data Collection, Higher Education, Physical Education
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Sherblom, Patricia R. – Strategies, 2001
Describes how to include a parents' fitness night in fitness education courses in order to gain parents' support of comprehensive fitness education and fitness for life, outlining one such program that has been successfully employed in Texas junior high schools which has helped parents understand fitness programs and become more involved in their…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Health Promotion, Parent Participation, Parents
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Hautala, Robert M. – Strategies, 1995
Elementary school physical educators must translate their awareness of the importance of physical fitness to their students. The paper explains how they can get classroom teachers involved in incorporating daily fitness into their classrooms by working to generate interest, support the teachers, stay motivated, measure success, and make a…
Descriptors: Elementary Education, Elementary School Teachers, Health Promotion, Physical Education
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Claxton, David; And Others – Strategies, 1994
Lists several common physical fitness exercises that may cause more harm than good (both physically and emotionally). Physical educators must be aware of the dangers of certain exercises and activities. The article examines problems with inappropriate warmups, peer team selection, exercise as punishment, elimination games, and standing in line.…
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Elementary Secondary Education, Exercise, Human Body
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Mitchell, Murray – Strategies, 1997
Offers two strategies for addressing student fitness needs, focusing on students' outside-of-class participation in physical activities. The first strategy is an approach to identifying community resources; the second involves a set of terms and a student log for meeting a contracted commitment to being active outside of class. (SM)
Descriptors: Community Programs, Elementary School Students, Elementary Secondary Education, Exercise
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Buck, Marilyn M.; Kirkpatrick, Beth – Strategies, 1995
Many physical education teachers have difficulty finding ways to purchase wellness assessment equipment. The article provides strategies to help them find the money for needed equipment, highlighting the physical education budget, the computer equipment budget, grants, local businesses, statewide organizations, universities, and national…
Descriptors: Athletic Equipment, College School Cooperation, Costs, Educational Equipment