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“His teammate balances the ball on his stick and runs towards the wood pole to score.”

My first reaction in my head was, "You don’t want to be a PE teacher." Yet, I am a PE teacher. Why am I telling my son not to be a PE teacher when that has become my chosen profession? I sincerely love what I do, yet I was advocating for him not to do it. Why the disconnect?

Chab Kon Kleng, an ancient traditional Cambodian children’s game, is deeply rooted in the cultural fabric of Cambodia.

Let’s be clear: integration is not a zero-sum game.

“It gave my daughters a great framework to be themselves, giving them the freedom to become the young women they are becoming.” - Chef José Andrés

Ki-O-Rahi is a beautiful game that symbolizes the Māori mythology of Rahi, and the Māori creation myth, and the spiritual journey one makes upon death. Thus, the game is not a conflict but a cosmic dance between creation, journey, challenge, and return.

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This blog contains a description and video link to the traditional Aboriginal Game Pucho Pucho Tau-I-Malle.

"This study suggests a form of experience-dependent dynamic functional connectivity plasticity in learning-related networks."