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Whether you're looking for specific training on creating a FITstep™ program or general information on pedometers in PE, our trained, professional staff can provide you with the tools necessary for a sucessful program.
Improve fitness levels and enact positive changes in your students today by contacting your Gopher regional sales representative for more information.
Developing a Quality Physical Education Program
With today's concern surrounding the low activity levels and unhealthy nutritional habits of students, this program is designed to improve the quality and results of your PE program now! Sessions emphasize developing a quality curriculum, faculty training, and meeting the needs of students by promoting activity and healthy eating habits. Specific topics this program addresses:
Evaluation & Assessment
Help your school achieve accountability for its PE program by learning how to effectively evaluate your students' fitness levels and understand the outcomes. Topics include pursuing achievable outcomes; fitness testing; measuring physical activity levels; nutrition; and more! Specific topics this program addresses:
Implementing the Active & Healthy Schools™ Program
Increase the activity levels and improve the eating habits of your students by making simple changes to your school's environment! In this seminar, Dr. Pangrazi will teach you effective strategies on a wide variety of topics including activity in the classroom, after-school activities, playground management, nutrition, sun safety, and more. An optional session for parents encourages families to focus on healthy behavior at home. See pages 2-5 for more information on the AHS™ Program. Specific topics this program addresses:
"If you are looking for the best person to do professional development, Dr. Robert Pangrazi is it. He knows what is actually happening out in the schools, and perhaps most important, he understands PE teachers. His passion is unsurpassed and he makes everyone he talks to want to do better and more!"
—Georgi Roberts, Director of Health and Physical Education, Fort Worth Independent School District