Documenting what goes on in your PE classes is a must for the 21st century Physical Educator, no more so than in the Early Years classes. Â I am lucky enough to have spent 2 years living and working in Milan, Italy where I was able to observe first hand the Reggio Emilia approach to education. …
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Always trying to be ahead of the curve, I am about to start trialling some Apps that will allow my iPad to have exergaming capabilities, just like a Wii or Xbox Kinect. The above apps allow you to use the built in camera to track your movements in order to control things . By running …
A fantastic app for all PE teachers from Nick Stratigopoulos (@GraciousWolf_PE) that organises games and activities into the different TGfU categories. For those of you who don’t know what TGfU is it stands for Teaching Games for Understanding. This is a more modern approach to teaching games in a deeper more authentic manner, with tactical understanding and …
This is a really easy way of organizing your photos for student portfolios. Watch the screencast below to find out how to save yourself a heap of time when looking for a way to display student learning in PE.
There are two kinds of specialist (single subject) teachers. The ones who do everything they can to use the unit of inquiry and central idea to encourage inquiry in their subject area…..and then there’s the ones who say they are collaborating and working within the PYP framework, but end up following the same old subject …
Collaboration…sometimes meaningful or always superficial? Read More »
