Inclusive PE with UDL

4. Using various methods to present information
5. A physical activity involving rhythm and movement, often used in PE classes.
6. Targets or outcomes that students aim to achieve in their learning or activities.
9. Assistance provided to help students succeed, such as from teachers or paraeducators
10. The subjects and materials taught in a school or in a specific course or program.
12. Motivating students by offering choices and creating a supportive environment.
13. The article emphasizes the importance of inclusion in physical education, defining it as a process that increases participation in learning, cultures, and communities, while reducing exclusion.
15. Many physical education classes are not meeting the needs of students with disabilities due to a lack of modifications and proper planning.
17. The level of interest and participation a student shows in learning activities.

1. Related to movement and physical activity, especially skills like running or throwing.
2. An educational assistant who supports teachers and students in the classroom.
3. A fellow student or someone of the same age or status.
7. Allowing students different ways to demonstrate their learning
8. The condition of being physically healthy and strong.
10. Providing students with options in their learning activities and assessments
11. Hitting a ball or object, often used in sports and physical education.
14. a framework designed to make education accessible and effective for all students by anticipating and planning for diverse needs in advance.
16. The process of evaluating a student's performance and understanding.