Hey Warriors,
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We have had a focus on engagment of students with a disability in Physical Education
It’s been a focus of ours for years and something that we must always be aware oand onto new ways to make surwe that they get the full benefit of our Physical Education classes
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AcePE
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Hello Warriors
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New Resource found to assist us in our Health and PE lessons
FMS is one of the most important aspects of development of our younger students.
It hasn’t changed how to complete the skill but the way we communicate the information has.
Here’s some more info for you to use
http://www.goodforkids.nsw.gov.au/media/1071/i-move-we-move-games-cards.pdf
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AcePE
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As Teachers, especially at a primary school level, its very important to look at the way children learn in PE. Over the years the way we throw and catch hasn’t changed, but what has changed is the manner of how we get our information across. There are KTP’s for each FMS, but are there other ways to assist the learning of younger children when forming a foundation of skills to move onto specialized skills and sports.
We are going to look at different methods, games and professional skills that may open your eyes to different ways of assessment, teaching practice and of course ways to get our children prepared for middle and upper school sports which in tail will make sure they lead an active healthy lifestyle when older.
Thank you to Dr.Helen Baert for this comprehensive look at how we teach and assess the Fundamental motor skills
Enjoy my friends
AcePE
Hello warriors
We have come across some fantastic resources to do with the teaching of the Fundamental motor skills. Its very important to understand that even though there are set KTP’s for each of the skills, we as teachers must look at the development of each child into consideration.
The way we teach like using analogies and themes to gain understanding, but also the practical component of this. Even if we see that the skill isn’t been done completely right, are the children on their way to mastery.
Changing up the way its taught could be the key to opening our students minds to gaining a better understanding and that will show up in their physical performance.
Below are some resources that we have found
¨Natalie Lander : Teachers’ Perceptions of a Fundamental Movement Skill (FMS) Assessment Battery in a School Setting https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/1091367X.2015.1095758?scroll=top&needAccess=true&journalCode=hmpe20
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¨Beth P. Hands : How fundamental are fundamental movement skills? : https://researchonline.nd.edu.au/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?referer=https://www.google.com.au/&httpsredir=1&article=1066&context=health_article
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¨Moving Towards Physical Literacy with Fundamental Movement Skills – Maria Bonello and Glenn Young : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkuodANn-Yc
We have also found a great resource credited “Dr Helena Baert, SUNY Cortland, 2014”
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AcePE
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Hey warriors
AcePE back again, witha primary level focus on developing the Fundamental motor skills .
There is a lot to be said with regards devlopment and how we can break down the skills in an overall sense so kids can get the best out of their learning
Catching especially is the hardest on i have found, as this skill leads on to skills like striking.
Take a look at one of the first manuals i have found
A 56 page PDF which i have read and will contunue to refer to
Enjoy one of many
ACE PE
Warriors, we are on fire this weekend. Found this other great link for lesson plans and resources for your PE and Health classes. Please share to your friends
Keep on Rockin’ & Rollin’
AcePE
Middle and Upper Primary PE Games
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Hello warriors
Just found this on the net.
We deal with special needs children all the time and its always great to have some information at hand
The author : Sarah Calvert -G.Dip Teaching Students with Autism; B.E, Northern Metropolitan Region DEECD
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Ace PE
