The PE Huddle | Physical Education Strategies, Techniques, and Ideas!

Methods and examples of how P.E. teachers can hold their students accountable during a Virtual P.E. class. https://vurbl.com/station/6m9Zs7gB90I/

What a year! This is a statement that could be an expletive that could mean many different things. Instead, let's make it a year that will help us appreciate all the other years we have experienced. I have lived long enough to know that you never focus on wishing it was "next year" because it results in not living today. So, in this podcast, let me focus on today.  

Top 10 things Shannon Irwin is choosing to celebrate about the year 2020. Connect with Shannon on Twitter @Coach_Jarvis!

If I say "Covid fatigue," I bet most of you know exactly what I am talking about. Are there days when you wake up thinking; I am sick of worrying about Covid; I am tired of reminding people to wear their masks; I want to go out and eat and relax; I am tired of worrying about everyone else when many people don't worry about me. And I could go on. We are just plain tired, and you know th...

COVID-19 has created many challenges for physical education teachers in a virtual or hybrid setting. This month's Huddle focuses on those challenges including large class sizes, minimal equipment, securing technology through grant funding, to increasing communication among fellow physical educators. In addition, motivating students in a virtual setting is an ongoing issue that continues to cha...

This is the 4th podcast in a 4-part series by Ross Chakrian about the Movement Education Model. This podcast discusses the role of assessment in the Movement Education Model, gives a particular example of what it might look like within the Movement Education Model, and how assessment within this model differs from assessment within a traditional skill-themed approach.

Lesson design examples/tips and tricks that will allow a virtual P.E. lesson to be highly engaging and effective.

In this podcast, Jason Gemberling encourages you to have a plan in case your school is shut down without warning due to COVID-19.

Do you incorporate a cool down in your lessons? A cool down is being able to calm the body or transition from an active state to a more passive one. With the pandemic in full swing, this is the perfect time to incorporate some sort of social-emotional learning or SEL within your program. If you enjoyed the podcast, connect with Donn on Twitter @DonnTobin.

In this Physical Education podcast Eric Davolt shares his process of creating high-quality lessons and units that engage students and increase learning. Eric Davolt is a physical education and health teacher. He earned his B.S and M.S. in physed from NWMSU. Awards include...Elementary Exemplary Program Award-MOSHAPE 1999, High School TOY CAHPERD 2019, SHAPE America Western District High School TOY...

This is the 3rd podcast of a 4-part series in the Movement Education Model recorded by Ross Chakrian. This particular podcast gives an example of a Movement Education Model lesson and discussed how it is different from a traditional skill theme approach.

In this podcast episode, 2020 SHAPE America National High School Teacher of the Year Brian Hall shares a few tips and tricks on how teachers can increase student choice during their virtual and hybrid P.E. lessons.

This podcast reviews the importance of outcomes and assessments to simplify accountability.

Dr. Jo Anne Owens-Nausler (Dr. Jo) has been an educator and administrator for nearly half a century. She is a past-president of AAHPERD (SHAPE America) and a featured speaker promoting physical activity and emotional health and stability. Join us for a high energy presentation, with action solutions, that will help you continue to be "YOUR BEST YOU!" during this difficult time. Topics incl...

In this podcast, Jason Gemberling offers a few ideas for Physical Education with little to no equipment.

This podcast will explore the things that have gone well and the things that have not gone so well while teaching remotely over the past 5 weeks.  

In this Physical Education podcast, Dr. Robert Pangrazi shares 4 tips for teaching PE during a pandemic.

As teachers head into various stages of the academic year, this podcasts reminds them to take care of themselves, give themselves a break, and connect with students.

A primary job of the physical education teacher is to improve student behavior. Here are a couple of thoughts about how to do it.

In this episode, Jessica shares her active attendance policy that gets students moving right away at the start of class and helps her complete attendance in an efficient manner so she never loses a minute of class time.

This is the second part in a four part podcast series that Ross Chakrian has created to have teachers become more familiar with the Movement Ed model within elementary P.E. This second episode in the series will focus on the specific concepts and elements that make up the Movement Ed Model.  

This podcast will share a check list of 5 important teaching components to consider while teaching remotely.  

Different viewpoints are necessary as we move through the pandemic and begin hybrid and face-to-face schooling. Physical education is often on the perimeter of the area looking in at all the classroom teachers. Prepare to hear from two experienced supervisors of physical education as they share their thoughts and recommendations. This episode of The PE Huddle will cover going back to school, virtu...

This podcast provides teachers with strategies for building relationships regardless of their school pandemic model.  

Join us to learn about practical ideas and strategies to make your online instruction exciting and effective. Both guests have been teaching for nearly a month and have been working diligently to take their instruction to the next level. Maria Corte is a past SHAPE America (formerly AAHPERD) High School Teacher of the Year for the Mesa School District in Arizona. She has received many awards for q...