Why isn't there a section for Physical Education?
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Re: Why isn't there a section for Physical Education?Most stereotypes are substantially true, that's how the stereotype evolves.(Original post by Charlotte_19)
That's a very stereotypical view... -
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The stereotype of PE being for Jocks is an old fashioned stereotype that isn't true. Half the 'Jocks' in my class dropped out because they failed.(Original post by GStevens)
Most stereotypes are substantially true, that's how the stereotype evolves.
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Re: Why isn't there a section for Physical Education?You strike me as the sort who has no co ordination and no sporting talents at all, resulting in bitterness towards those who do.(Original post by UPPSY)
it is kicking a ball look under sport
PE is not a qualification (I know it is but not a real one, not in my book) -
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Re: Why isn't there a section for Physical Education?(Original post by ACunningham)
Most of the A level PE students discuss their work under the "Special Needs" subforum.
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Re: Why isn't there a section for Physical Education?PE and Sport are two very different things, there is Sports Studies which is far different from PE(Original post by UPPSY)
it is kicking a ball look under sport
PE is not a qualification (I know it is but not a real one, not in my book)
