Beth Said:

Physical Education Questions - Help!?

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So many questions!! anway, my answers are just from experience, cause i'm a swimmer and I train 8 times a week.

1. C or D (and it should be beats per minute NOT second!!)
2. C
3. D
4. B
5. B, but maybe C
6. B
7. C, obviously
8. A or D (you'll be able to check that up quite easily)
9. no idea sorry!
10. B
11. C
12. C
13. I don't know! all of them?
14. B
15. A
16. A
17. B
18. A
19. A
20. A
21. dunno
22. A maximum heart rate
B Stationary bike
C elliptical motion trainer
D treadmill

Iknow, I didnt' get some answers and i'm sorry, but i hope i helped.

Kelly Said:

equipment modification for physical education?

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For basketball-you could attack a bucket to a chair to be in reach.

You could pair the child with the disability with a buddy.

place a long board on a chair/box to create a ramp to roll a ball down

if there is a woodshop in your district-submit a proposal the students could do as a project

have a long stick you could use to tap locations a child who is visually impaired can aim for

Beverly Said:

Physical Education Help?

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Nice paper there... WHy not do it yourself or copy of your friends or google it. :)

Arthur Said:

Has anyone taken a college physical education class?

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I guess it would depend on the sports you choose. Tennis, you definitely need a racket. I've never taken bowling or swimming. If you're a tennis player already, no big deal just wear what you normally wear when you play socially. The class was a breeze because there were two groups, beginners and intermediates, so we were split, I was in the intermediate

Kathy Said:

Are Physical Education classes in college difficult?

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College PE is not difficult. The exercise and skills that you receive will be to your benefit./