Physical Education and Health — pangrazi

By Dr. Robert Pangrazi, Human Kinetics Author, Professor Emeritus ASU   The closing activity ends the lesson with an evaluation of the day’s accomplishments—stressing and reinforcing the skills learned, revisiting performance techniques, and checking cognitive...

By Dr. Robert Pangrazi, Human Kinetics Author, Professor Emeritus ASU Rope jumping is an excellent activity for conditioning all parts of the body. It increases coordination, rhythm, and timing while offering a wide range of...

By Dr. Robert Pangrazi, Human Kinetics Author, Professor Emeritus ASU Equipment Sharing Don't have enough equipment or supplies? Use peer coaching or teaching so that equipment is shared, students practice taking turns, and you don’t...

By Dr. Robert Pangrazi, Human Kinetics Author, Professor Emeritus ASU Games are a laboratory where children can apply physical skills in a game setting. Through games, children can experience success and accomplishment. They can develop interpersonal...

By Dr. Robert Pangrazi, Human Kinetics Author, Professor Emeritus ASU   Physical fitness is often measured to see if an adequate standard is in place to ensure good health. The general definition of physical fitness...