The most significant posting from this blog to me was the Reading and Running post about the collaborative between a PE teacher and a media specialist at an elementary school in Alabama. This was significant because it provided ideas for me as a future media specialist as well as highlighted a success story. I love to read about success stories and what's working. Sometimes you can get bogged down dealing with the challenges of the job, so it's good to read about positive practices. Also, all the postings related to local systems are significant, because it could have an effect on you. All of the postings about the Georgia Legislature definitely affect me as a mother and a practitioner in a primary school. Other posts I enjoyed were interactive or visually stimulating posts, such as the podcasts, interviews, and surveys. It's always fun to do surveys and to have audio elements added to posts. Overall, this has been an awesome experience expanding my knowledge on the benefits of PE and discussing them with my colleagues.
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I have learned a lot about the importance of physical education in school. I don't think I really appreciated it before participating in this blog. When I was in school we had an hour of PE every day. There were very few obese young people back then, and fewer discipline problems than today. I can see how PE would help balance the curriculum and give children a way to be healthy, let off steam, and free their minds of stress.
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