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The LABBB Collaborative helps students with special needs reach their full potential through high quality programs that integrate academic, social, recreational and vocational services and enable participation in the least restrictive environment.

Philosophy of LABBB Adaptive Physical Education Program

In The LABBB adaptive physical education program the student will be the most important aspect.

Adaptive physical education should be a student centered course that allows for students to experience a substantial amount of learning and realize as well as experience the benefits of a physically active and healthy lifestyle. We need to educate, encourage, and help students to improve their physical fitness. It will be an inclusive course were all participants are welcome, encouraged and feel safe. It needs to be adaptive so that all skill levels and learning capacities are accommodated. In addition physical fitness, our students are taught about transfer and the safest way to perform the basic movements that are used at their worksites.

Physical education should promote goal-setting, teamwork, respect, and responsibility. Students will be provided with motivation to accomplish these goals, work well with their peers, respect themselves, and take on responsibility. They should gain valuable personal and social skills that will benefit them for the rest of their lives. Physical education also needs to educate students on the basic movement patterns to help them build a solid base which allows for safe participation in lifelong physical activity. It will to be taught by four active, engaging, and caring physical educators who promote lifelong learning to all students. We will act as a facilitator and help students in achieving objectives and goals.

Lastly, it is essential that physical education is fun, exciting, and challenging!

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