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University-based homeschool physical education programs are one way to ensure homeschooled children have access to high-quality, standards-based opportunities to develop their physical literacy. These programs have traditionally been held on site at hosting institutions and were greatly impacted by the limitations imposed by the Covid-19 pandemic. This article describes how one university's program faculty pivoted their in-person homeschool program to one delivered online. Replication of the processes and/or implementation of other online field experience alternatives shared in this article may increase opportunities for homeschooled children to receive appropriate physical education instruction, while also improving the flexibility and variations of field experiences within teacher preparation programs.
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