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Jul 27, 2007
What are your schools doing for the new physical movement
requirements that go into effect this year? I'm
particularly interested in high school. We're supposed to
have an inservice to tell us what to do, but I haven't
heard details yet. At the end of last year, they were
telling us we would have to have kids do arm movements or
walk around the school (couldn't possibly get kids
organized to do something like that in 8 minutes without
losing a huge chunk of the class period). Also, what do
physically disabled teachers do? I don't necessarily
disagree with the new requirement, but I do disagree with
some of these "ideas" for implementation. Still another
regulation which takes away from academics. I think this
will be most successful in schools which can somehow
figure out chunks of time to do this in. Thoughts, anyone?
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