PE Express | Physical Education Quick Tips
by Gopher SportTeaching kids to live an active and healthy life isn’t an easy task, and one that leaves physical educators with little time to focus on their own growth. This Physical Education podcast offers quick tips, activity ideas and teaching strategies in short, 3-5 minute episodes. PE experts share quick tips that you can listen to anytime and anywhere. Join us for 2-3 new PE Express episodes each week!
Episodes
The PE Huddle: A New School Year - A Game Plan for a Successful Start
59m · PublishedKick off the school year by tuning in to the August PE Huddle with a focus on “A New School Year: A Game Plan for a Successful Start”. Join our guests Shannon Irwin, Bill Jones, and Richard Edgar as they discuss preparing for the start of school. The start of the school year has a large impact on how you feel about your classes and teaching in general throughout the school year. This month’s speakers have differing amounts of teaching and leadership experience so there will be something for everyone regardless of grade level and experience. This will be a “nuts and bolts” discussion as we discuss faculty issues, working with staff and administrators, and effectively meeting, managing, and teaching your students.
Bill Jones is the Director of Physical Education (Preschool-8th grade) at the University School, serving 870 boys in Junior Kindergarten to grade 12 on two campuses in suburban Cleveland, Ohio. He received his M.S. in Physical Education from the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. He has taught and coached for the past thirty-five years at independent schools. He was awarded the Chilcote Chair in Applied and Innovative Learning in 2011-2013 and the Donald C. Molten Chair in Athletics in 2013 – present.
Shannon Irwin has 17 years of experience in Physical Education, pk3-8th grade in both public and Catholic education. She served as an athletic administrator at Saint Andrew Catholic School in Fort Worth, TX and recently was named the Athletic Director for the Catholic Diocese. Shannon regularly shares her expertise by presenting at local, state, and national levels.
Richard Edgar has taught Physical Education in Arizona for 5 years. Richard earned his bachelor’s degree in Healthy Lifestyles and Fitness Science from Arizona State University and his post-baccalaureate teaching degree from Rio Salado. Before joining Mesa Public Schools, he started the Physical Education program at Eagle College Prep.
Perseverance and Honesty in Physical Education | Ep. 204
3m · PublishedThe PE Huddle: Promoting Lifetime Activities in Secondary Schools
54m · PublishedThe PE Huddle: Motivating Unmotivated Students
0s · PublishedJessica Shawley is a National Board-Certified physical education teacher at Lewiston High School in Lewiston, Idaho teaching strength training, dance, yoga and fitness classes. She is currently serving on the SHAPE America P.E. Council and was honored as a SHAPE National Middle School Teacher of the Year in 2012. Jessica’s teacher-leadership includes grant writing, curriculum development, and sharing best practices via professional development workshops, blogs, and webinars.
Tim Mueller has taught K-8 physical education at Erin School since 1992. He is a SHAPE national presenter and a Midwest Middle School Teacher of the Year. He is also an adjunct professor at Concordia University – Wisconsin, instructing the Methods of Teaching Elementary and Secondary PE courses. Tim is passionate about helping teachers create a positive learning environment for all classes. He believes, “Good rapport with your students is a choice you make every day!”
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The PE Huddle: Social Media and Technology | Ep. #25
51m · PublishedView all of Gopher's free resources at https://www.gophersport.com/freeresources
Join our speakers for a PE Huddle that will bring a fresh look and perspective to our profession. Tom and Guy will discuss how social media and technology can improve your instruction, help you develop advocacy campaigns, and create videos that can serve as homework. Beyond the gym, social media and technology offer teachers a chance to learn from other teachers and share your best ideas. Join us as we offer ways to reach beyond “face to face” instruction in the gym.
Guy Danhoff brings together a solid background in communications and marketing applied to professional organizations, community programs and university systems. His skill in strategic planning based on digital and social media applications has helped professional organizations have a deep impact on their market and with members. His detailed attention to analytics guides decision-making, allowing organizations to effectively track progress in meeting goals.
Thomas Gelardi has been teaching Physical Education for over 16 years at the Elementary level in NY. He attended Manhattan College and Graduated with a BS in Exercise Science and a Master’s Degree in Physical Education from Adelphi University. He presented numerous PE workshops at NYC Zone, Nassau Zone, and NYS, AHPERD conferences. He also presented PE workshops virtually all around the world including United States, England, Thailand, Turkey, and India. He created a YouTube channel called Coach Gelardi’s “PhysEdZone” to support all Elementary PE teachers and programs with over 4 million views as well as providing Tips for PE Teachers on “Coach Gelardi’s” TikTok account with over 25k followers. A father of two beautiful daughters and a son.
The PE Huddle: Social Media and Technology | Ep. #25
51m · PublishedView all of Gopher's free resources at https://www.gophersport.com/freeresources
Join our speakers for a PE Huddle that will bring a fresh look and perspective to our profession. Tom and Guy will discuss how social media and technology can improve your instruction, help you develop advocacy campaigns, and create videos that can serve as homework. Beyond the gym, social media and technology offer teachers a chance to learn from other teachers and share your best ideas. Join us as we offer ways to reach beyond “face to face” instruction in the gym.
Guy Danhoff brings together a solid background in communications and marketing applied to professional organizations, community programs and university systems. His skill in strategic planning based on digital and social media applications has helped professional organizations have a deep impact on their market and with members. His detailed attention to analytics guides decision-making, allowing organizations to effectively track progress in meeting goals.
Thomas Gelardi has been teaching Physical Education for over 16 years at the Elementary level in NY. He attended Manhattan College and Graduated with a BS in Exercise Science and a Master’s Degree in Physical Education from Adelphi University. He presented numerous PE workshops at NYC Zone, Nassau Zone, and NYS, AHPERD conferences. He also presented PE workshops virtually all around the world including United States, England, Thailand, Turkey, and India. He created a YouTube channel called Coach Gelardi’s “PhysEdZone” to support all Elementary PE teachers and programs with over 4 million views as well as providing Tips for PE Teachers on “Coach Gelardi’s” TikTok account with over 25k followers. A father of two beautiful daughters and a son.
The Purpose of Introductory Activities | Ep. 203
3m · PublishedThis podcast provides a detailed description of the purpose of the dynamicpeasap.com introductory activities.
If you enjoyed the podcast, connect with Aaron Beighle on Twitter at @AaronBeighle.
The Purpose of Introductory Activities | Ep. 203
0s · PublishedThis podcast provides a detailed description of the purpose of the dynamicpeasap.com introductory activities.
If you enjoyed the podcast, connect with Aaron Beighle on Twitter at @AaronBeighle.
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Leave Yourself Behind; Join the Team | Ep. 202
3m · PublishedIn this PE podcast, Dr. Robert Pangrazi shares why it's important to focus on creating group cohesion in class where every student feels part of the solution.
If you enjoyed the podcast, connect with Dr. Pangrazi @rpangrazi.
Tips to Effectively Assess Students in PE | Ep. 201
4m · PublishedIn this podcast, Aaron Beighle describes the guiding principles behind the development of the dynamicpeasap.com assessments.
If you enjoyed the podcast, be sure to connect with Aaron on Twitter @aaronbeighle.
PE Express | Physical Education Quick Tips has 118 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 30:57:00. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on November 27th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on June 1st, 2024 17:40.
