| Explore various teaching philosophies and identify innovative approaches you could take during your own PE classes. Because classes, schools, and teachers differ, there is no one-size-fits-all model for teaching Physical Education. Spark excitement in students by discovering new activities and teaching methods to encourage inclusion. |
It is no surprise that technology has found its way into every facet of our students’ lives. This next generation, Teaching Technology in Physical Education
Growing up in a small rural community in Oklahoma, I remember exploring, playing, and being blessed to have a father that set up the ultimate
Physical Education Experts, Dr. Robert Pangrazi, Aaron Beighle, Jessica Shawley, and Chris Nichols shared their teaching tips, game and activity ideas, and more at this
What is the best way to support student learning taking place in the regular classroom? Add some cross-curricular activities to your PE lessons, of course!
With the current trend being standardized testing for students as young as 3rd grade, all teachers, including physical education teachers, are being asked to do
The STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) movement is quickly gaining momentum. From specific courses to programs, academies, and entire schools, this approach is
Physical education forms part of a multidisciplinary curriculum, but integration doesn’t compromise teaching the concepts important to developing a physically educated individual. (3.7.1 SHAPE America
As class sizes increase and facility space stays constant or is reduced, how can you utilize every space available? This is a question a lot
Effectively managing PE space is an extremely important factor in a successful program. General space is the space within our boundaries. It can be indoors
Ok, let’s face it…organizing your storage & teaching space isn’t the most glamorous of tasks. You’d rather be searching for that great new activity for
