I think it would be fair to say that in 2020 the world has turned itself upside down and inside out. As a physical education teacher you have probably found yourself at some point in front of a computer trying to figure out how to teach your students. Despite all the craziness, stress, sleepness nights, …
Any game is something where a player is set a challenge. The player may make choices to overcome the challenge, although chance dictates that the player cannot guarantee the choices they make will be successful. The choices the player makes change the state of the game, so that the player must constantly be re-evaluating the …
Over the past few years I have been incredibly lucky to travel all over the world and present workshops to physical educators. Presenting physical education workshops in Australia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Canada, USA, Germany and Dubai over the past 3 years has enabled me to share my ideas and connect with hundreds of …
So often I get asked “What’s your favourite app for #PhysEd?” or “What one app do you use all the time with you students?”A few years ago when I started iPhys-Ed.com as a place to talk about technology in physical education I probably would have responded with Ubersense or Coach’s Eye, however through my professional …
On the 14th & 15th of November I had the incredible privilege of being an invited keynote speaker and workshop presenter at the Asia Pacific Physical Education Conference (APPEC) at Hong Kong International School. While there I gave a keynote address, 4 workshops and a keynote panel session, so yes I was very busy and …
After a bit of a hiatus, this week I was contacted by Travis Temple , a K-12 Physical Education and Health teacher at Janesville CSD in Iowa. Travis wanted to share with everyone the things he finds useful in his day to day life as a #PhysEd teacher. So without further ado; What’s in Your #PhysEd …
For the past few days I have been avidly watching from afar as the #PhysEd world has descended on the #SHAPESeattle Conference in one of my favourite cities anywhere in the world. I will be lucky enough to be in the beautiful Pacific Northwest on Sunday, but sadly will miss the conference by a couple of …
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In my opinion one of the most important aspects of a successful physical education program, or any educational program for that matter, is that it is visible to the school and wider community. By making the learning that is taking place visible to all stake holders it promotes connection with the community, allows advocacy for quality …
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Another incredible year for iPhys-Ed.com is in the books! A HUGE THANK YOU to each and every one of the over 22,000 #PhysEd members in 151 countries took the time to visit the site and here’s hoping they were able to take something back to their classrooms and gyms to enrich the physical education experience …
This all began as most things in the #PhysEd community do, with a single tweet. As you can see below Adam decided to cook a healthy meal for himself, but mistook leeks for fennel. A simple enough mistake! @MoveLiveLearn @PENathan @andyvasily So I’m following a recipe to roast leeks tonight, but what I have looked …
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