Addressing the elephant in the (class)room, attending a conference, let alone the upcoming National Convention in Cleveland, IS expensive*. Even if your school allows travel to professional development during the week, travel out of your state, travel overnight, have professional development funding, and can find substitute teachers to cover your classes, the likelihood of you …
Wanting to discover my students' relationship with movement and identify how movement is meaningful to them, I recently set my Lifetime Activities class an autobiographical assignment. I was inspired to do so, not only by the Doug Gleddie and Jodi Harding-Kuriger chapter in the Meaningful Physical Education book but also by a blog post from Sporticus. Doug and Jodi identify that asking …
With renewed confidence in traveling, conference attendance numbers are almost at their pre-COVID high, following the buzz from the fantastic #SHAPESeattle conference last year, attendees are seeking advice on social media regarding how to make the most of their limited time at one of the most significant professional development opportunities of the year. The 2024 …
This guest post comes from Kevin Shephard, who you might know through his work with supportREALteachers.org, an initiative of the Center for Advancement of Standards-based Physical Education Reform (CASPER). The point of this post is to spark discussion on the topic. As the repercussions of climate change reverberate across all facets of our lives, the realm of sports is no exception. Athletes, …
This is the 2024 #OneWord post - the 2025 version can be found here!! t’s that time of year again, a time with so much promise as people look forward to a fresh start and new beginnings. The start of a new year is a natural time to reflect on the past and plan for …
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