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July 8, 2020
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School Reentry Considerations - Teaching Strategies Workbook

 

SHAPE America’s will help you explore teaching strategies for health and physical education related to equity, inclusion and accessibility, SEL, and trauma-sensitive learning environment.

 

It also includes an At-Home Student Survey template, which can help you learn more about your students and their home environment. The workbook is a companion document to the recently released 2020-2021 School Reentry Considerations: K-12 Physical Education, Health Education, and Physical Activity.

PRODUCT SHOWCASE

SEL Learning Tools

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) is a crucial part of an educational environment where students feel safe and confident to explore, grow, and succeed. Discover our selection of tools, resources, and blog articles to support SEL in the physical education and health setting to help students thrive.

SHAPE America

Join the SHAPE America Professional Preparation Council along with the Physical Education and Health Education Councils for two collaborative webinars to learn more about the SHAPE America School Reentry Considerations. The webinar for physical educators will be held on July 13 and the webinar for health educators will be held on July 14. Both will take place on Zoom from 3-4:15 EDT.

 

PRODUCT SHOWCASE

Online Physical Education Graduate Program

Choose an accredited online M.A.Ed. in Physical Education Master Teacher. This program offers well-rounded expertise from faculty focused on enhancing your curriculum, professional connections that build your network, and advocacy opportunities that encourage active engagement of all students.

SHAPE America

On July 16, join SHAPE America and health and physical educators around the country as we advocate for health and physical education! Make your voice heard by reaching out to local leaders to ask for support, share best practices, and show why health education and physical education are essential in schools. With just a few minutes of your time — and our templates and sample messages — you can really make a difference!

 

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SHAPE America

View this one-hour webinar — now available on demand — and earn one SHAPE America Credit Hour! You'll learn the different types of online learning, action steps for creating online learning, and examples of online learning in health and physical education. You’ll also learn about some of the benefits of online PE and strategies for overcoming common barriers to creating an online learning program.

PRODUCT SHOWCASE

University of Alabama online programs

Earn a master’s in Health Studies or a Master of Public Health 100% online and prepare for a rewarding career guiding others to their healthiest futures. Taught by many of the same faculty who teach on UA’s main campus, these programs offer prestige with convenience and affordability. Apply today!

SHAPE America

Now’s the time to consider sharing your knowledge, insights or research with others in the profession by submitting a proposal for the 2021 SHAPE America National Convention & Expo, which will be held in Baltimore, April 13-17. The presentation submission deadline is July 14 and the research abstract/research symposium deadline is July 31.

 

 

 

Home PE by GOPHER

 

 

 

Share Home PE, a 6-week subscription packed with equipment and instructions, with parents to keep students active this summer. Plus, earn funds for your program!
Cambridge College

 

 

 

 

Our M.Ed. and Advanced Certificate program prepares health educators to increase their competency in teaching Skills-Based Health/SEL and Physical Education/SEL.

 

 

The 74

Two new surveys of teachers and school administrators confirm some of the worst fears about the switch to distance learning since the pandemic struck: The vast majority of teachers could not teach all the material they were supposed to, teacher confidence plummeted in schools without supportive working conditions, and fewer than half of teachers in high schools, high-poverty schools and schools serving a majority of children of color were able to contact their students.

 

Coach & A.D.

Research shows that kids begin sports earlier and specialize in sports sooner than they did in the past. The trend toward earlier specialization may improve sports skills in the short-term, but it is not leading to better long-term athletic development. In fact, seven out of 10 kids drop out of sports by age 13 because it’s not fun anymore.

 

Teacher of the Year Program

 

Edutopia

The pandemic has shone a spotlight on inequality in America: School closures and social isolation have affected all students, but particularly those living in poverty. Adding to the damage to their learning, a mental health crisis is emerging as many students have lost access to services that were offered by schools. New research provides insights about the scope of the problem — as well as potential solutions.

 

USA Today

Hiring someone to oversee equity in education is one of the many practices school districts around the country are implementing to be more proactive in battling systemic racism. In Indianapolis, for instance, school commissioners recently adopted a new racial equity policy. Milwaukee school board members are calling for a regional plan to desegregate schools and reduce inequities among in the region.

 

The Herald Bulletin

In a typical school year, a relatively finite number of students need socio-emotional support because of adverse childhood experience, such as parental divorce, death of a loved one, or the fallout of an inappropriate relationship with an adult. But as the 2020-21 school year nears, Lori DeSautels, assistant professor in Butler University’s College of Education, said it is a certainty that 100% of students returning to school buildings have suffered through an adverse childhood experience because of the COVID-19 pandemic and the racial upheaval.

 

Et Cetera

 

 

Editorial inquiries:

 

Advertising: Danielle Platt | | 703-476-3457 |

 

Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in the articles do not necessarily reflect those of SHAPE America, and SHAPE America assumes no legal responsibility for the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of this information. Professionals should refer to the journals, newsletters and publications of SHAPE America for current science-based, accurate educational and professional information.

 

SHAPE America - Society of Health and Physical Educators

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