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Hello APE Viewers! I recently had the opportunity to sit down with two scholars who recently authored a chapter in the textbook "Routledge Handbook of Adapted […]
In our third installment of talking to those involved in the Multi-Institution Adapted Physical Activity (APA) Mentorship Consortium, we talk to two of the developers of […]
Welcome to the What's New in APE Podcast blog/podcast. In this episode, I had a discussion with two APE teachers in the state of Georgia […]
Hello What's New in APE listeners! This episode is very unique, in that it is an example of a project from my Technology in Physical […]
As explained in an earlier post, "The journey of choosing to pursue, and actually pursuing doctorate are very difficult and individual". Somewhat in a continuation of […]
Hello APE Viewers! I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Dr. Nancy Spencer and discuss some of her work and perceptions towards disability and […]
Hello APE podcast listeners and welcome to another episode/post on the What's New in APE platform! For this episode, I was able to bring back […]
The journey of choosing to pursue, and actually pursuing doctorate are very difficult and individual. In this episode, I had a panel of three adapted physical […]
Hello APE podcast listeners/readers! For this episode of the podcast, I interviewed the lead author, Dr. Seth Jenny, of the recently released textbook "Technology for […]
Hello! This episode of What’s New in APE is extra special, as we have a guest moderator taking the reins today. Dr. Barry Lavay, an […]
This episode of What’s New in APE is very special, as we have a guest moderator taking the reins today. Brad Weiner (@APETeacher), an adapted physical […]
It is essential to recognize and celebrate all of our students and each of their own personal identities. This means that physical educators, like all […]
