@ParkerJCurley @OHS_Football20 I am brand new to twitter, but I can imagine how many activities you have taken. In my short time using twitter I have already implemented two things I have seen inside the classroom. Thanks for sharing @ParkerJCurley
@ParkerJCurley @ohs_football20 As both of you guys are football coaches and teachers, how do you use or plan to use twitter to impact teaching and learning? #PhysEd
Learning so much from twitter over my 14 day journey for my Master's in PE. This will be a resource that I will continue with throughout my teaching career. What a great way to learn new things and collaborate with fellow PE teachers. @helenabaert
Social and emotional learning is important for students right now. Check out this resource that incorporates SEL with PE for both in person and virtual learners.
https://t.co/d5grL2PcEE
Hey #PhysEd teachers! Looking for a cool way to create workout videos for students who are working at home? Check out this cool video from #pegeeks
https://t.co/dFWcm2ioW8
@bgauthierPE I have seen some really cool activities since starting to use twitter. One activity you just rolled dice and would have to do an activity depending on what you landed on. Another by flipping a coin. and another with socks. These can be done anywhere and require minimal equipment
@bgauthierPE I have found some really cool things since using twitter. I have seen activities where all you need is a coin. Another where you just need socks or anything else interchangeable. @bgauthierPE
@lindarucker1220 @MrHairPhysEd This is a great brain break for virtual learners in between doing school work and other things. it requires minimal equipment and can be done almost anywhere. @helenabaert #PhysEd
"Flippin for Fitness". Whether using a real coin, paper plate, or a frisbee, this exercise or instant warm-up activity may help your #physed Ss from a distance or in-person.
Be safe, and have fun!
Full Video - https://t.co/SjYqgWQYOT