Education and transfer of water competencies: An ecological dynamics approach

Overview of attention for article published in European Physical Education Review, February 2020

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@pe_swimming @FOBISIA1 @physedshep @LauraD_PE @Lee_Sullivan85 @PEScholar @BenShields2 @MrHairPhysEd @coach_samuelT This is quite a good paper. https://t.co/jpUEQqecSk

To prevent drowning, there better be learning in the environments that cause drowning. https://t.co/M6xp1Wehdz @LudovicSeifert

@wearekickstart Something to pick up with @ButtonChris… who has questioned traditional assumptions about becoming capable of competently navigating water hazards. I believe someone in Leeds is also doing research in this area… https://t.co/jZwteooiLe

RT @Dr_McEvil: New in #EPER: Education & transfer of water competencies: An ecological dynamics approach (Guignard et al., 2020) https://t.…

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