The Triumphs and Trials of Teaching Remotely [Interactive]
Maria Corte
November 2, 2020
I want to share with you today some of the things that have gone well and some of the things that hasn’t gone so well.
Whether you’re searching for creative PE activities to put a new spin on games, new ideas to become more efficient during assessments, or learn how to add technology to lessons, you have come to the right place! PE professionals share their knowledge to help teachers evolve their activities for students into high-energy and organized curriculum.
I want to share with you today some of the things that have gone well and some of the things that hasn’t gone so well.
High School Physical Education teachers around the country have been challenged with keeping students active and engaged at home during remote learning. One teacher has
1. Ice Age Scroll to next tag game (StickIt On tag) Objective: For four ice-makers to freeze all the players. Fundamental Movement Skills: Locomotor Skills
PE teachers are some of the most creative people out there and even though many schools are still practicing distance learning, it’s not stopping them from creating and sharing unique ways to keep kids active!
If you have been teaching physical education through synchronous means over the last few months, you know first-hand that it can be a challenge. As
In this episode Jessica shares her active attendance policy that gets students moving right away at the start of class and helps her complete attendance in an efficient manner so she never loses a minute of class time.
Distance learning from home can be very challenging for students who do not have the necessary physical education equipment. There are lots of videos and
This podcast will share a check list of 5 important teaching components to consider while teaching remotely.
Different viewpoints are necessary as we move through the pandemic and begin hybrid and face-to-face schooling. Physical education is often on the perimeter of the area looking in at all the classroom teachers. Prepare to hear from two experienced supervisors of physical education as they share their thoughts and recommendations. This episode of The PE Huddle will cover going back to school, virtual physical education, challenges of leading physical education during times of crisis, and maintaining teacher morale.
My district was scheduled to start the school year under a hybrid model. Our students were scheduled to be split into two cohort groups, alternating each