I was recently a guest on Ryan Ellis‘ podcast: The PE Umbrella. One of the questions Ryan asks his guests is “what would a typical class look like in your physical education program?” Here’s (part of) my answer to that question: Blog post on this is ready to go. #SHAPEBoston.https://t.co/By0j9nI1eF pic.twitter.com/NOyvRPc6b2 — ThePhysicalEducator (@phys_educator) March 12, 2017 Reflection is a huge part of the way I teach physical education. I’m constantly trying to help my students to think about their learning and progress in class. Now, I know some people might think......
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Mini Coaching In Physical Education
Each year at St. George’s School of Montreal, teachers are expected to set a professional development...
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Introducing The FMS Manipulative Skill Posters
For years now, I’ve been on a mission to make my physical education lessons as visually...
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Simple Assessment With Plickers & Magnets
Over the past year, I have been using Plickers and magnets as assessment tools in my...
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#PhysEd Curriculum Mapping
A few years ago, I blogged about a physical education curriculum design process I called “Purposeful #PhysEd”....
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#PhysEd Learning Roadmaps
One of the areas of my teaching that I’m constantly trying to improve is my assessment....
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Spikeball in #PhysEd
Last spring, I was lucky enough to attend the 2015 SHAPE America National Convention & Expo...
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Setting Up Successful Lessons with What?/Why?/How?
Here’s a quick trick I picked up from a video that Terri Drain, a Southwest District...
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Play With Purpose: An Introduction to the Game Sense Approach
Internationally, physical education has been critiqued as lacking in educative intent, direction or purpose. The critique...
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Team #PhysEd Stories: Standards-Based Instruction
There is no doubt in my mind that social media is helping teachers from all around...
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Checking In For Deliberate Practice
It’s no big secret that I love using games in my teaching. Through proper design, games...
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What Learning Opportunities Are You Creating For Your Students?
Adam Howell is a Physical Education teacher currently teaching in Hood River, Oregon. He is the...
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