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Physical educators are experts at teaching wellness, but are we practicing it ourselves? In this episode, Chris Meyer explores the tension between professional growth and personal renewal. Discover why the best teachers don't return in August because they worked harder than everyone else, they return better because they took time to recharge. Stop collecting credits. Start investing in yourself. Your students don't need a more productive version of you. They need a healthier one.
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What standard are you really setting in your PE program? Not the standards on the wall. Not the standards in the curriculum guide. The standard students experience every single day.
In this episode of Move With Purpose, Chris Meyer challenges educators to stop playing it safe and take a hard look …
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