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3 Tips to Increase Student Engagement During Remote Learning

Derek Severson December 15, 2020

Within the upper left of the United States, many school districts have fully embraced remote learning for the foreseeable future. This school year is new for me and I’ve been as much of a student as I am a teacher. Not only am I teaching middle school Physical Education for the first time in my 14 years of education, but I have to do so without any face-to-face interaction with my students.

Why Standards-Based Instruction Matters [Interactive]

Eric Davolt November 19, 2020

At the beginning of the pandemic, teachers around the world were scrambling to find lessons that could be taught online. Most of us had never experienced being on the teaching end of an online or virtual course. I still see this happening today and I’m not surprised.

How to Create a Randomizer Video for PE

Gopher Community November 17, 2020

Many Physical Educators (K-12) have been using randomizer videos to increase engagement and provide a little more fun to remote learning sessions. The video below

From Theory to Practice – A Glimpse Into the Movement Education Model [Interactive]

Ross Chakrian November 16, 2020

This is the 3rd podcast of a 4-part series in the Movement Education Model recorded by Ross Chakrian. This particular podcast gives an example of a Movement Education Model lesson and discussed how it is different from a traditional skill theme approach.

PE Teacher Uses TikTok to Engage with Students

Gopher Community October 29, 2020

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

Increase Student Engagement During Remote Learning with Randomizers

Ross Chakrian October 21, 2020

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

Making Kids Better People [Interactive]

Dr. Robert Pangrazi October 19, 2020

A primary job of the physical education teacher is to improve student behavior. Here are a couple of thoughts about how to do it.

Concepts and Elements of the Movement Education Model Part 2 [Interactive]

Ross Chakrian October 12, 2020

This is the second part in a four-part podcast series that Ross Chakrian has created to have teachers become more familiar with the Movement Ed model within elementary P.E. This second episode in the series will focus on the specific concepts and elements that make up the Movement Ed Model.

Reflections for Remote PE: What Has Worked So Far

Donn Tobin September 21, 2020

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

Tips for Embedding Social-Emotional Learning into Remote Instruction

Derek Severson September 9, 2020

For many across our country, the upcoming school year will require teachers to educate students in a virtual world. Remote instruction and learning over the

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