Culturally Relevant Pedagogy Sport #2. Cricket, first played in England circa 1550. It’s the most popular sport in the Caribbean, where players from different islands make up the world famous West Indies team. @jbarrype @lahenry96@RonSiersJr@scedpe
We are excited about our latest on-site course! Dr. Phillips & physical education teacher candidates in their Team and Individual Sports & Activities course is at James M. Bennett HS on Thursdays. They jumped right in on their first day today; supporting JMB students & mentors!
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This article shows a great way to allow technology in physical education to show realistic goals and mindsets for their users. Take a look! #PHED135
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Pedometers and heart rate monitors are great way to keep track of your health and vitals during physical activity. Read this article! #PHED135
Found an article on why Physical Education is important. It provided reasons of which I wouldn't even have thought of so reading this article was super beneficial. #PHED135
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This article explains the fitness benefits the brain in more ways than one with learning and improving mental health. Take a look! #PHED135
When I went home this past weekend, I went for a relaxed bike ride by my house. Bike riding is a great way to increase your cardiovascular rates, strengthens your muscles, and improves joint mobility. #PHED135
David Kopay is definitely seen as an icon for the LGBTQ community. With him being the first football player to come out as gay, this will give the confidence to other players as well to be who they are. #PHED135
With some disability, he did not let it get to him at all. Oscar pushed through his differences and was the first amputee to participate in the olympics. This pushed for other people with disabilities will feel motivated to participate in their sports as well. #PHED135
A huge stepping stone in native American culture was created by Maria Tallcheif. She was the first American ballerina who wanted to see change for her culture. #PHED135
Roberto Clemente set a prime example for hispanics and latin Americans to be going for what they want and to create an impact. He broke down barriers for not just baseball, but for other sports as well. #PHED135
Curt Flood is a great example for others to go for what you want and for what you believe in. He made the reverse clause possible and created many opportunities for others. #PHED135