
Creative Approaches for Inclusive and Adapted PE (K-12)
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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
Walk away with ideas you can use tomorrow—whether you’re teaching, mentoring, or both.
This Huddle brings together perspectives from higher education, experienced teachers, and those just beginning their journey to explore how we can better support one another. We’ll share ideas for creating places where teachers at every stage feel comfortable voicing challenges and celebrating wins. The conversation will highlight best practices that promote collaboration, innovation, and achievable goal setting, ensuring growth feels both inspiring and realistic. By modeling a lifelong learning approach, we set the tone for teachers to take risks, reflect, and continually evolve. This session will apply whether you are a new teacher, an experienced teacher mentoring others, or somewhere in between—seeking a network of your own or simply looking to refresh your teaching practice.

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.
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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