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Cultivating a Culture of Learning in Physical Education

About the Webinar:

Speakers: Dr. Robert Pangrazi and George Centeio
Date:
 Thursday, September 12, 2024
Time: 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm CT

Webinar Description:

George Centeio is the Educational Specialist for Physical Education at the Hawaii State Department of Education. Tired of “good enough”? Join us in the PE Huddle as we discuss the ingredients for creating an exceptional learning environment. Learn how to foster a thriving school culture, build unbreakable student connections, and supercharge your professional journey. Don’t miss this opportunity to ignite your passion for teaching!

About the Speakers:

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George Centeio

George Centeio is the Educational Specialist for Physical Education at the Hawaii State Department of Education, where he has led in providing guidance, professional development, and resources for over six years. With a decade of expertise in heart rate-based fitness training and education across schools, universities, and professional sports, George uniquely combines academic rigor with practical experience. His passion for empowering students and fostering a healthy lifestyle drives his commitment to enhancing physical education programs statewide. A former high school Physical Education teacher and experienced football, basketball, track and field, and tennis coach, George brings a comprehensive understanding of student needs to his role.

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Dr. Robert Pangrazi

Dr. Robert Pangrazi is a Professor Emeritus at Arizona State University and an Educational Consultant for Gopher Sport. Dr. Pangrazi has been in the education field over 50 years. He began his career as a 5th grade teacher and was an ASU professor of physical education for 32 years. Pangrazi has published over 60 textbooks and 100 research and professional articles. He has been an invited speaker at nearly 500 national and international conferences.

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All registered users will receive a free recording of the webinar. All who watch the webinar will receive one hour of CEUs/CECs.

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