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Shakespeare once stated, "The fool doth think he is wise,
but the wise man knows himself to be a fool." In the light of
Shakespeare, I merely wish to serve as one of many physical educators and
other professionals that promote movement and healthy lifestyles.
In a society with an ever increasing level of inactivity and
related illnesses, which are often connected with many wonderful
technological advances, it is essential to find a way to remain healthy in
an overall perspective. This focuses on the biological
changes within the body, psychological affects on the individual, and the
individual's interaction with a growing society. Combined, these three
fundamental concepts, in regards to a human being, create a theory called the biopsychosocial concept. Based on the biopsychosocial concept physical
education aims to increase an overall perception of healthy lifestyles through
movement and cooperation.
PE Scholars exists to help enlighten the students, parents, physical
educators, and everyone else who is interested in physical education and
it's objectives. The intention of this website is to give an in-depth
perspective on what, why, and how physical education is taught at Daniel
Boone School. Hopefully, PE Scholars can be a resource and helpful tool to
the students, parents, physical educators, and others alike, as it is firmly
believed that a healthy lifestyle rests within the wisdom and knowledge
shared within society and all of it's members. Thus, feel free to
contact me through email, phone, or mail, in regards to any matters.
Best Regards,
Kim Anehall, CSCS, CFS |
• 8/27/10 -
Attention, Couch Potatoes! Walking Boosts Brain Connectivity, Function (sciencedaily.com)
• 8/24/10 -
Salmon Baby Food? Babies Need Omega-3s and a Taste for Fish, Scientist
Says (sciencedaily.com)
• Boone School PE
Program
We are in need of new basketballs, ball carts, and other physical
education equipment. If you have anything you would like to donate to
the students of Daniel Boone School please contact Kim Anehall, see
information below.
Contact: Kim Anehall (773)-534-2160
kjanehall@cps.edu
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Volleyball Tournament (2009-2010)
- Volleyball practice for the tournament has begun and the
first game is anticipated at the end of March.
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