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Crowdsourced Survivor Unit

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I wrote a blog post a while back about getting a bunch of #PEGeeks together to crowdsource a Survivor themed leadership unit. After a lot of teachers provided feedback, ideas, and activities, I felt like I had enough material to put together a short leadership unit for my students. Today I'd like to share that unit with you. Read More...
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iPad Gradebooks (In 9 Easy Steps)

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A while back, I blogged about how I use my iPad to create my Physical Education lesson plans. However, that’s not all I use it for.

We just completed our second term here at my school and, as I was entering my students’ grades into the system, I realized I never shared how I create grade books on my iPad. It’s really simple, so I figured I’d take a few minutes to show you how I do it (I also made a video of how to do this, of all you video-type people out there). Read More...
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Responsibility Badges in Physical Education

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For the past few weeks, I have been working on a behaviour management system that I am calling the Responsibility Badges in Physical Education.

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Lesson Plan Templates



One of the request I receive the most when I show people the resources we create for ThePhysicalEducator.com is for Lesson Plans. Today, I’d like to officially state that I’m never going to create lesson plans for ThePhysicalEducator.com.

Sorry.
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Revised Skill Posters

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A while back we decided to start creating Skill Posters that used QR Code technology to add video content and to personalize student learning.

The posters broke skills down into different steps and each step had a picture and learning cues associated to it. On top of this, each poster had a QR Code on the left hand side that linked to a YouTube video of the skill being demonstrated at both normal and slow-mo speeds. On the right hand side were three QR Codes, each linking to a practice activity of different degrees of expertise (one novice, one intermediate, and one expert).
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