High School Physical Education Questions 
Teach Your Kids
AUGUST 1, 2025
Physics helps us understand how the world works, from why a ball falls to how satellites stay in orbit. It builds analytical thinking, mathematical reasoning, and a habit of asking deep, foundational questions—skills that are valuable in everyday life and across a wide range of careers.
eSchool News
FEBRUARY 21, 2025
As an assistant principal in a public school in Manhattan, I have begun to use explicit instruction more in my own teaching and have focused on explicit instruction in my professional development with the history and physical education teachers I supervise. My daughter in high school needs explicit instruction.
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eSchool News
OCTOBER 18, 2023
When students reach high school, research shows that close to 66 percent of students are disengaged. But even students who do successfully navigate their schooling emerge with only a specific (and often narrow) skillset that may or may not match their strengths or interests.
eSchool News
MAY 7, 2018
Presently, I’m a school librarian at North High School in Downers Grove, Ill., where I have the good fortune to be one of three full-time librarians in a school that serves 2,200 students. Use your “librarian reference interview” skills to listen, ask questions, and offer suggestions.
Edsurge
MAY 13, 2020
At a time when millions of educators have been thrown into remote learning with no formal training, any answer to that question might seem too good to be true. Another untapped source of quality information about online teaching often comes from those that have been doing it for over a decade—namely state virtual schools.
Edsurge
NOVEMBER 2, 2022
For both questions, as it turns out, it depends on who you ask. Joseph South, chief learning officer for the International Society for Technology in Education Striking a Balance So how should districts weave teachers into the edtech process? Take physical education, for instance.
Edsurge
APRIL 29, 2021
While content standards are generally written across grades K-12, career education is typically considered only a high school endeavor. As a result, career education is not woven into the fabric of K-12 education, often leaving younger students to ask the age old question, “Why am I learning this?”
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