Many people are quick to judge physical education as a joke and not take the class and its instructors seriously. What they don't realize is all the hard work and dedication that goes into developing oneself as a Physical Education teacher.
As a Physical Education major, me and my classmates take many classes at Cortland that lead to our degree. While there are a lot of activity classes, there are also an equal amount rough and difficult classes we take to prepare ourselves to become educators. Anatomy & Physiology, Exercise Physiology, Biomechanics, and Educational Psychology are just a few of the classes we take to learn how the body works and how to use it (classes like Adventure Activities, Self Defense, Rhythms and Dance, and Basketball are just a few perks!).
On here, we look at Physical Education without any bias and without the spin. We see it for the science that it is here in the No Spin Zone!
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