$2000 for Physical Education Equipment

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The first set of equipment I would buy for my physical education class is 25 Polar FS1 Fitness Heart Rate Monitors. They cost $38 each which would take up $950 of my budget. The heart rate monitors could be used to assess the students' activity levels throughout the class period and allow them to know if they are in their target heart rate zone. They are simple to use and can help motivate the students to participate. I should have enough for each student in the class by buying 25 of them.

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The next item I would buy would be 25 Omron HJ112 Multi-Function Pocket Pedometers. They cost 26 dollars each and would take up $650 of my budget. These pedometers could also be used to assess students performance in class. They can be used to give students a target to achieve by the end of class. They could also be used to provide baseline readings that the students must improve upon by the end of a unit. I think these along with the heart rate monitors are useful pieces of equipment that relates directly to the physical fitness aspect of physical education and are extremely helpful in assessment which sometimes gets over looked in the physical education setting.

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With the final $400 of my budget I would buy an Optoma Pico Pocket DLP Projector. This could be used to display Power Point presentations, videos, cues, websites, and any other information you would like to easily display to the class.