More individuals seeking brain potential with new hybrid degree
Many people want to increase their brain potential by enrolling in a higher degree program. Not only will this boost their chances of finding a job, but they will also learn new thinking skills that are sure to help them throughout life. As a result of this popularity, more schools are offering options to meet a variety of students' needs.
Western Michigan University is seeing a lot of interest in its new hybrid online master's degree program in adapted physical education. Part of the reason for the high amount of interest is the free tuition thanks to a $1.18 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education.
Schools officials say that this kind of degree is important in order to create quality physical education staff members in the American school system.
"It helps children grow," said Jiabei Zhang, who directs the program. "Children are undergoing a rapid rate of development and they need multiple ways to facilitate that development. Physical activity is one of the major tools to help them to grow. It not only helps them improve their physical fitness and motor skills, it helps improve their cognitive function and facilitates the development of their emotions."
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