How many times have you spent the first ten minutes of class leading a warm-up while your students simply copy your movements without even thinking about why they’re doing it? You’re doing all the work, and they’re just following along like robots. Why It Works Teaching your students an autonomous warm-up gives you a huge […]
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Important note: An interdisciplinary activity connects two or more subjects while maintaining their clear boundaries—for example, using Physical Education to apply mathematical concepts. This method will help you design activities where movement reinforces classroom learning in an authentic way. Designing an interdisciplinary activity in Physical Education can seem overwhelming, especially since this approach isn’t always
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Letting go of your ego is the first step to real growth as a teacher. The more you reflect, seek advice, and learn from your mistakes, the better you’ll become-not just for your students, but for yourself.
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As a Physical Education teacher, you need to start letting go of the idea that more is always better. More games, more time, more content, more objectives… no, that’s not the right approach. Better is better, but more isn’t better. In fact, sometimes, more can be worse.
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Don’t just fill your lessons with random games-choose activities that have a clear purpose and help your students grow in meaningful ways.
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No matter how much time you have for PE, what matters most is making every minute count. Smart planning, efficient setup, and keeping students moving are the keys to turning any class into a great one.
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