Comparing and Contrasting Physical Education Equipment
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Think back to when you were a child and reflect on the facilities, equipment and supplies you used for physical education. If you have a park or school in your area, compare and contrast what you used to what is available now. If you have children of school age, compare and contrast to what they use. How have things changed? Are there drastic differences in what is available and how safe things might be now?
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This solution compares physical education in current times and when the Expert was a child, discussing how things have changed and if there exist drastic differences in the availability and safety of the current equipment compared to what was formerly used.
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Interesting that you approached this subject, several of us were just discussing some of the differences in the way things are done these days as a result of postings on Facebook asking, "Who remembers these days?"
Our coaches still use good old-fashioned items such as footballs or soccer balls for group play with some warm-up exercises such as jumping jacks or ...
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