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Developing Physical Literacy – Building a New Normal for all Canadians
Developing Physical Literacy - Building a New Normal for all Canadians This document describes the essential components of physical literacy, outlines how to support the…
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Indigenous Communities: Active for Life
Indigenous Communities: Active for Life The community is the first place that everyone experiences physical activity and sport. Sport for Life provides the framework to…
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PLAYcoach
PLAYcoach PLAYcoach is used by coaches, exercise professionals and physical therapists to evaluate a child’s physical literacy and ability. The tool itself is made up of…
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PLAYbasic
PLAYbasic PLAYbasic assesses key movement skills performed by the child. The tool itself is made up of five tasks that cover the child's physical abilities. Each…
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PLAYfun
PLAYfun PLAYfun assesses key movement skills performed by the child. The tool itself is made up of 18 tasks that cover the child's physical abilities. Each…
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PLAYparent
PLAYparent PLAYparent should be filled out by a parent of a child aged seven and up. This assessment provides one perspective of a child's level of…
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PLAYself
PLAYself PLAYself is a self-evaluation used by the child to determine their perception of their own physical literacy. Download here
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Canada’s Physical Literacy Consensus Statement
Consensus Handout In recent years, various stakeholders have engaged in activities to promote and develop physical literacy. Excitement around the concept has also led to…
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Physical Literacy in Canada: Tools for Assessment
Physical Literacy in Canada: Tools for Assessment As Canadians, we have three comprehensive Canadian assessment tools. These are designed to help assess various aspects of…
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Physical Literacy Concept Paper
Physical Literacy Concept Paper An in depth research paper on physical literacy written by J. Mandigo, Ph.D, N. Francis, Ed.D. & K. Lodewyk, Ph.D. Download…