What's New In Adapted Physical Education

The What’s New in Adapted Physical Education podcast kicks off its 10th season with a very special episode with Special Guest hosts Dr. Barry Lavay and Dr. Melissa Bittner (CSU-Long Beach), who are joined by Dr. Kristi Roth, full professor at the University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point and co-author of the widely used textbook Principles and Methods of Adapted Physical Education and Recreation. This conversation highlights Dr. Roth’s remarkable journey in the field of adapted physical education. Dr. Roth shares key insights from her career, including her research on technology and teaching students with significant support needs, her work on transition outcomes in APE, and her advocacy work focused on promoting quality APE and PE for children with disabilities. She reflects on the influence of mentors, the importance of curiosity and evidence-based practice, and the value of listening and learning from students and colleagues alike. Listeners will also hear about impactful resources such as the GLIDE app, the