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Educators have witnessed a multitude of changes over the past 25 years. School shootings, social media, cyberbullying, and more recently the COVID pandemic all have transformed not just education, but the concept of what a “typical” student looks like. Now, more than ever before, students are exposed to a multitude of stressors with limited help or guidance. Unfortunately, with the influx of technology and a lack of face-to-face interactions due to COVID restrictions limiting social interactions, children are confronting these challenges without support normally provided by their peers. In the face of all these hardships, physical educators must be tasked with forging, developing, and solidifying lasting relationships to deliver another layer of support.

Let’s Get Back to Basics: Establishing Positive Relationships With Students