Asapherd has an upcoming conference in February in Birmingham, Alabama. The Health and Physical Literacy Summit 2020 will cover health education and promotion, dance, physical education, sport management, and athletic performance. Could be a great all-encompassing conference!
Spark Webinars has an upcoming webinar on preparing your substitute teacher. It entails planning your Physical Education classes for substitute teachers. You want to be able to set your classroom up for success even if you are absent. Do not fail in preparing for all scenarios!
@ColcloughElemEd I haven't used it. If I am going to be honest, I like the hands-on approach, but could see where web-based caters a little more to people that are on the go all the time.
eLearning Alabama is a Web-based professional development site. This site allows teachers a little flexibility in their schedule when it comes to professional development. There are many different courses to choose from and all of them are current. Check out the website!
OESE Education Litserv is a free service offered by the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education. Subscribers receive notifications any time information is published on the website. It is free to sign up and beneficial throughout many different fields.
3 fun ways to turn October into "Walktober" from The Walking Classroom: Everyone should take advantage of the weather in October, which is usually ideal for walking outdoors!
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Only 10% of Girls aged 14 & 20% of Boys reach the guidelines for #PhysicalActivity for health. (60 mins of moderate intensity per day) The #Health for our children is in jeopardy, it is time for #Active#Action. ๐๐ป
Disciplinary issues within the school system seem to be a trending topic. As educators, we need to set standards and them follow them in the event a disciplinary action takes place. The key is to be active in the pursuit of solving the issue. Ensure your students understand why.