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By: Latira Barnett EDUC W200 Mr. Warren York Physical Education and Technology.

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Physical Education and Technology

By: Latira BarnettEDUC W200Mr. Warren YorkPhysical Education and Technology

Does dance increase learning?Dancing is a good form of exercise. It is also a great tool to use to students new dances for classes. Here is an example of using technology to increase dance awareness.

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Block, B. A. Using ipods in dance pedagogy (2008). Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, v79, 25-28.

Apple introduced the iPod to us. It is easy to use amongst schoolchildren.The iPod technology is a way to address the memory problems associated with rhythm and meter patterns, thereby facilitating retention and application.

Can pedometers and education work?

I honestly believe that physical education teachers can increase students interest in exercising by supplying pedometers. Children are always open to new things and would enjoy using them.5Learn More in Less TimeRecent advances in the technology field have changed the way video support should be considered. It is now much more user-friendly and feasible than it was as recently as 10 years ago. In part because of these significant strides, current literature supports the use of video technology in the classroom. This article focuses on the innovative use of video technology for specific aquatic motor skills used in an intermediate swim classes, although this technology can also be used for numerous aquatic activities (e.g., SCUBA classes, diving classes, lifeguard training, team practices, etc.). The incorporation of digital cameras, underwater cam-sticks, video editing software, TiVo[R] feedback, and an on-line video questioning tool will allow aquatic students to learn more in less time.

Roberts, T. and Brown, L (2008). Learn more in less time: fundamental Aquatic Skill Acquisition via Video Technology. Strategies: A Journal for Physical and Sport Educators

Classes can be taught easily and quickly by using videos. People can learn how to make a meal, swim or even how to use a new technology.

Technological advances have helped to alleviate concerns about the cost associated with video technology. Cheaper prices means more access for people.

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Video UsesI have personally used different videos to teach myself how to do something. A lot of times, with the distance education courses, professors will offer those as alternatives for lectures.These save me time from going to classes without making me miss valuagle information.

I want to see them dance!What about that graph?Chart1303.2

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