Let’s talk about #lesson planning! What are your best practices to engage students and make them part of the journey?
For me, I try to use all of these elements in my lesson design. Plan for engagement and it will happen!
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Assessment in P.E. can look so many different ways. Observation, questioning & providing students feedback is always ongoing. Here are 3 other learning tools I’ll be purposefully implementing into our daily routines in the gym without taking away from activity time😊. #PhysEd
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⚡️ Just published a blog post on student motivation in #PhysEd!
👨🏻💻 Started as an essay but I wanted to make it as actionable as possible by sharing 9 strategies that can help support autonomy, competence, and relatedness in your lessons.
🔗 Learn more: https://t.co/Aar34JskO8
Inspired by @andyvasily@PhysedNow cycling unit, Ss began self-assessing their classic XC skills to set their next steps/learning goals…and then in the chinooks came, and out went the snow 🤷♂️😪 maybe next year #physed#meaningfulpe
Here are 5 teacher-tested strategies to help you support your student struggling with oppositional defiant disorder—doing so can have a life-changing impact on them.
Getting to know your students well can be vital for your curriculum planning. With this visual mapping tool, you can keep track of each student's passions, challenges, and needs in one handy place.
🗓 Mapping out your #physed curriculum can help you create a program that is effective and efficient.
😬 That said, the work involved can be intimidating.
🧵 Here's a THREAD with a few tips that can help you get started in your curriculum planning for this upcoming school year.
High school principal @DrZacRobbins walks school leaders through the process of setting up restorative justice practices in this excerpt from his recently published book.
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