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Inclusive Approaches
Adopting inclusive approaches when planning and implementing intramural programs supports a welcoming environment that encourages meaningful participation for students of all abilities, skill levels, identities, and backgrounds. By thoughtfully selecting and customizing approaches to meet varied...
Rethinking and Redefining Intramural Activities: COVID-19 Considerations to Support Your Planning
Schools play an important role in providing opportunities for students to participate in physical activity. “Schools are uniquely positioned to positively influence levels of physical activity as they reach the vast majority of children and youth, regardless of gender, race, ethnicity or family...
Inclusion with a Safety Lens; Program Planning for Students with Disabilities in Physical Activity
Did you know that May 26 – June 1, 2024, marks National AccessAbility Week? Each year, this initiative celebrates the valuable contributions and leadership of persons with disabilities in Canada, promotes the work of allies, organizations and communities that are removing barriers, and encourages...
Educator Testimonials
Inclusion in school communities begins with the understanding that everyone is part of the whole and deserves an environment where they can meaningfully contribute, participate, and thrive. While good intentions and an understanding of the benefits of equity are a solid start, they aren’t enough to...
Key Terms and Notes
A variety of key terms are used when speaking about substance use (including cannabis use) and working in a school environment. Here are a few definitions that you should be familiar with as you get started. Addiction : A physiological and psychological dependence on a substance (such as alcohol) or...
Key Terms and Notes
A variety of key terms are used when promoting healthy relationships. Here are a few definitions that you should be familiar with as you get started. Administration : The principal and vice principal of a school. Ally : An individual or organization with values similar to yours, who will work with...
Reverse Integration Setting
What is a Reverse Integration Setting? Selected students from the mainstream setting are blended into a self-contained physical education setting with students with disabilities. A Reverse Integration Setting may be Best if… Students who are reverse integrated can be intentionally chosen based on...
Examples of Physical Activity Approaches
The following examples are meant to support opportunities for students with disabilities to engage in meaningful physical activity experiences outside of the classroom environment, and support community partners with creating personalized goals for participants with disabilities in a self-contained...