Conflict Resolution in Physical Education: A Practical Guide using the RESOLVE Method
Physical education plays a pivotal role in the development of students, not only physically but also socially and emotionally. When a...
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Teaching PE: Breaking Through the Obstacles, Overcoming the Challenges!
Rob Sharma. A Canadian writer once said that “Change is hard at first, messy in the middle and gorgeous at the end”.
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Are you a PE Pirate? Passionate, Intentional, Resilient, Adventurous, Tenacious and Engaged!
PE Pirates are:
P- Passionate
I- Intentional
R- Resilient
A- Adventurous
T- Tenacious
E- Engaged
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Taking the Leap: Four Physical Education Teachers Discuss the Effects of Changing School Districts
Many teachers consider making a switch from their current teaching assignment. The hard part is deciding when it the right time to take the
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Staying Positive in Stressful Situations: A Physical Education Teacher's Perspective
With all the complex challenges facing teachers in today’s educational environment, it is easy to become very negative towards your job.
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What if the Experiences Children Have in Physical Education are Life Changing?
As Physical Education and Health teachers, we have an important role in the lives of our students. I feel like the experiences children have
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It’s Time to SHINE! A Call to Physical Education Teachers Everywhere
“Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure.
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Twenty Seconds of Courage!
“You know, sometimes all you need is twenty seconds of insane courage. Just literally twenty seconds of just embarrassing bravery.
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All Things Created Equal? A Look at Inequity of Access in Physical Education
The only way we will continue to get better is leaning on each other. If you attend a state conference, bring something back and present it.
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Assumptions: My Health, My Family, and Your Students- Reflections from a Physical Education Teacher
My advice is that the next time a student “misbehaves,” remember that their actions do not exist in a vacuum.
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