Join us for a genuine conversation about the issues teachers face. Dr. Aaron Beighle and monthly guest(s) share strategies, techniques and ideas that will help you thrive. Register for next month’s episode or view the recordings of previous episodes on the bottom of the page.
Speakers: Dr. Aaron Beighle and Dr. Robert Pangrazi
Date: Tuesday, October 14th 2025
Time: 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm CDT
Angela Stark is an award-winning physical education and health teacher dedicated to creating active, healthy school environments. Originally from Lynnwood, Washington, she earned her degree from Whitworth University in Spokane, WA, before moving to Lexington, Kentucky, in 2003. As the Healthy Schools Specialist for Fayette County Public Schools, Angela advocates for whole-child wellness through movement, nutrition, and emotional well-being. Her leadership has helped schools earn recognition through the Healthier Generation initiative, including a Silver-level America’s Healthiest Schools designation for SCAPA. Honored as Southern District Teacher of the Year by SHAPE America and KYSHAPE, she continues to inspire students and educators alike to build lifelong habits of health and physical activity. https://www.youtube.com/@Stark_Movement_Matters
Dr. Erin Centeio is a Professor of Kinesiology and Rehabilitation Science at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa and a former physical education teacher. She remains deeply involved in preparing and supervising future PE teachers while collaborating with schools on professional development and research initiatives. Her scholarship focuses on how physical activity before, during, and after school supports children’s physical, cognitive, and psychosocial health. A respected leader in school-based physical activity promotion, Dr. Centeio has directed multi-million-dollar grants, delivered presentations worldwide, and published extensively to advance meaningful, evidence-based physical education and comprehensive school physical activity programs.
Dr. Aaron Beighle (beat-lee) is an internationally recognized expert on physical education and school-based physical activity promotion at the University of Kentucky. With extensive global experience, Aaron regularly collaborates with schools seeking to elevate their P-12 physical education and physical activity promotion efforts. He has written more than 100 research-based and practical articles as well as six books, most notably Dynamic Physical Education for Elementary School Children, now in its 20th edition. He also contributes extensively to Dynamic PE ASAP (dynamicpeasap.com), a leading resource for evidence-based physical education and activity promotion.
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Join the PE Huddle for a discussion about the what and why of physical literacy. Physical literacy has been defined in many different ways and has often polarized teachers. It certainly isn’t universally accepted by the profession and much of that may be due to a lack of understanding of what it is or isn’t. Tune in a for a discussion that is down to earth and easy to understand as we discuss it in terms of you and the profession as a whole.
Kick off the school year by tuning in to the August PE Huddle with a focus on “A New School Year: A Game Plan for a Successful Start”. Join our guests Shannon Irwin, Bill Jones, and Richard Edgar as they discuss preparing for the start of school. The start of the school year has a large impact on how you feel about your classes and teaching in general throughout the school year. This month’s speakers have differing amounts of teaching and leadership experience so there will be something for everyone regardless of grade level and experience. This will be a “nuts and bolts” discussion as we discuss faculty issues, working with staff and administrators, and effectively meeting, managing, and teaching your students.
This month the PE Huddle will focus on “Promoting Lifetime Activities in Secondary Schools.” For the past 40 years, physical education professionals have talked about the importance of graduating students who will be physically active throughout their lifespan. We will discuss and analyze why this important goal has not taken hold in many of America’s schools. Join us as Brett Fuller, Past President of SHAPE America, and Maria Corte, Southwest District High School Teacher of the Year, offer perspective and advice for personal and curricular changes that will help assure we graduate students who know how to stay active and healthy.
Join us for an informative and motivating PE Huddle as we talk about “Motivating Unmotivated Students.” All teachers have students who demand more attention than others making teaching a demanding, yet rewarding, profession. Tim Mueller and Jessica Shawley have many years of experience that is characterized by their ability to bring all students into the fold. We will talk about compassion, expectations, class culture, positive relationships, and more. It will be an hour that should leave you energized and excited to help all your students reach their maximum potential.
