Active Bodies, Healthy Minds

2/5/2026

State: OHIO

Good class

1/30/2026

State: ILLINOIS

Great class. Thank you

1/6/2026

State: PENNSYLVANIA

This course did a really great job teaching about the connection between exercise and the brain

11/24/2025

State: PENNSYLVANIA

Great information and resources for K-6 Phys Ed!

11/18/2025

State: CALIFORNIA

Loved the course!

9/28/2025

State: FLORIDA

I am so impressed with this course! I really appreciate being able to work at my own pace, it removes the stress of deadlines and allows me to fully engage with the material instead of rushing through it. Having the time to carefully read, reflect, and apply what I’ve learned made the experience much more meaningful. I was not only able to retain the information but also put it into practice in my classes, which made it even more impactful.

9/2/2025

State: OHIO

Great book by Mary Ellen Clancy on Active Bodies, Active Brains. The brain is such a powerful tool and when movement is involved it just magnifies even more.

8/17/2025

State: MONTANA

This was a great course for learning and implementing practical ways to incorporate movement int he classroom so that my students an become better learners!

8/12/2025

State: PENNSYLVANIA

This course provided practical, research-based strategies for integrating movement into learning. The activities were engaging and adaptable for different grade levels, and the content reinforced the importance of physical activity for cognitive development. Overall it was informative, useful, and relevant to my teaching practice.

8/4/2025

State: NEW JERSEY

A really great class.

7/31/2025

State: CALIFORNIA

Wonderful class, straight forward and easy to follow assignments and instructions.

7/25/2025

State: CALIFORNIA

It was insightful!

7/14/2025

State: FLORIDA

Great professor and course!

7/14/2025

State: CALIFORNIA

I appreciate being able to work at my own pace as a current Physical Education teacher!

7/12/2025

State: MASSACHUSETTS

I thought the course was very good. My only issue was that I didn't realize that it was geared mostly towards students at the elementary level. It was still a valuable resource, and I did find ideas that I will try to incorporate in my classes.