Parent-Teacher Conferences and PE
Parent-Teacher Conferences (PTCs) are a great opportunity to share student progress to parents, however it is also a great opportunity to...
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My Grade 3s need your help: Sharing their public product
My Grade 3s need recipients for their public product. They are creating a brochure that addresses their driving question for the unit:...
Joe Wicks and PE: Are we being replaced?
I absolutely loved this article. This is a very well-written piece detailing a PE teacher's perspective of what constitutes true Physical...
Need an Engaging Project? Look at Current Events.
Since my last post, the world is in severe distress with the US reporting more cases than China, the UK prime minister Boris Johnson...
Remote Learning? Project-Based Learning can still happen!
By now, a large proportion of students around the globe are faced with remote learning, with students having a range of accessibility to...
Education, the World Economic Forum and the 21st century.
Introducing The Sunday Pause. Sunday’s are usually the days I really knuckle down on the planning for the week. However, before my...
Student Engagement Problems? Perhaps we can look at the Arts.
Introducing The Sunday Pause. Sundays are usually the days I really knuckle down on the planning for the week. However, before my...
Physical education – can purposeful inquiry occur? A framework for Inquiry-based learning in Physica
Inquiry-based learning can occur in PE. Praxis can occur in PE. PE teachers can empower students to believe they can make a difference in th
Does PE belong in the PYP?
Yes, it does. I heard a claim the other day that a PE teacher at an IB World School claimed that PE does not belong in the PYP. Now, this...
Small Sided Games - Why they are awesome
1 ball, 2 teams, 22 kids on the field. I hear this and I think, 3/4 of the kids on the field are just passive participants. Seinfeld and...
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