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Have you ever felt like you’re teaching an amazing health lesson, but when you look around students do not seem to be engaged? If you want to improve your lessons, register for this webinar, which will introduce the 15 Characteristics of an Effective Health Education Curriculum along with active and cooperative learning strategies to use in the classroom. This “By You, For You” (BYFY) webinar will be held on October 13 at 5 p.m. ET. REGISTER NOW
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Buy Rollerblade skates, gear & helmets at a discounted price and do in-line skating units anytime during the year in the School in School program. Lesson plans, instructional video & maintenance tips included. Optional in-service and storage solutions available. In over 2,000 schools nationwide!
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Did you know that serving as a program report reviewer can help you become a better teacher educator? On October 13 and October 20 at 4 p.m. ET, SHAPE America will hold training webinars for individuals who are interested in becoming a PETE or HETE SPA reviewer. This training will go over the details and responsibilities for SPA program reviewers. REGISTER NOW
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Get a jump start on assessing your equipment back-to-school needs with this free equipment inventory checklist developed by Dr. Robert Pangrazi, author of Dynamic Physical Education for Elementary Students. Simply download as a printable PDF or digital interactive Google Sheet and make it your own!
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In this new post on the SHAPE America Blog, guest author Irene Cucina outlines some steps you can take to gain National Recognition status for your physical education teacher education (PETE) and/or health education teacher education (HETE) program — and it begins with accreditation. READ MORE
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The Nominations Committee is currently seeking candidates for president-elect as well as three new at-large members for the 2023 SHAPE America Board of Directors. Nominations are due on or before October 15, which is also the deadline for SHAPE America awards. All SHAPE America members may submit nominees for any award offered. You can even nominate yourself! Learn more about SHAPE America Board of Directors
and SHAPE America Awards.
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Health and physical educators across the country are sharing ideas, resources and more!
Check out the latest video on our
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TOY Talk Tuesday, S3, Episode 1: 10 Tips for Using Canvas in PE
Amanda Greer, SHAPE America’s 2022 Eastern District Middle School Physical Education Teacher of the Year, shares her tips for setting up your Canvas pages. These are 10 basic tips and things to consider when setting up your pages for your students. VIEW NOW
SHAPE America Launches Exchange Online Community
Exchange makes it easy for health and physical educators to communicate on topics that are important to them, ask questions and get advice from peers in a more private setting than social media, and even share resources with others in the HPE community. Exchange is a benefit of SHAPE America membership, so if you aren’t a current member, join today! LEARN MORE
#SHAPEPhysEd Twitter Chat: Using CoOp and Low Org Games to Build Positive Climate in PE
The SHAPE America Physical Education recently held a Twitter chat with Cliff Roop, Jo Bailey, and Patty Kestell. Thanks to everyone who participated and shared their great ideas! VIEW FULL CHAT
October 15 Application Deadline for District Teacher of the Year Awards
If you are a state Teacher of the Year from 2020, 2021 or 2022, you have until October 15 to apply for a SHAPE America District Teacher of the Year award! Don’t miss out on your chance to be recognized for your professional excellence in adapted physical education, physical education, dance education, and health education! LEARN MORE
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SHAPE America's latest text, geared to undergraduate and graduate PETE students and in-service teachers, includes eight case studies of situations that expose racism, disparities, and other issues affecting Black students’ well-being, self-worth, and healthy experiences in PE, as well as reflective activities, resources, lesson considerations, and definitions.
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Rethink PE: Inequities in Physical Education Hurt Black Students
American School Board Journal
When physical education researchers Tara Blackshear and Brian Culp decided to write a resource guide for PE practitioners about the need for equitable, antiracist curriculum and teaching practices in their field, they anticipated that their message would be met with skepticism by some. They knew that discussions around social justice, culturally responsive teaching, and the harm associated with anti-Blackness in physical education have been slow to gain traction. READ MORE
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It’s Not ‘Gym Class’: Philadelphia PE Instructor Is Serious About Wellness
Chalkbeat Philadelphia
Philadelphia High School for Girls’ physical education teacher Alicia Mannino knows that people think that her students get to play all day. Sure, her class is a lot of fun — but it’s also so much more. Mannino, who has taught for 13 years, believes physical education is the foundation of a healthy lifestyle — the birthplace of wellness and the best part of a student’s day. (A recent SHAPE America study
showed that most high school students have a positive view of health and PE classes.) READ MORE
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Ithaca College Students Stay Active Through PALS Classes
The Ithacan
While Ithaca College students work busy schedules, they may not have time to partake in physical activity. However, the physical activity, leisure and safety (PALS) program classes give students a chance to unwind and relax with various activities. PALS offers students a wide range of classes that teach them new skills and the opportunity to get hands-on with activities they may not have had the chance to ever partake in. READ MORE
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Support Students’ Social-Emotional Needs With Self-Regulation Spaces
EdTech
With mental health in students continuing to decline, K–12 schools and educators are looking for the best ways to support those who are struggling without sacrificing learning. A renewed focus on social-emotional learning in K–12 classrooms is one way districts are trying to help students overcome the increased levels of stress and trauma many have experienced during the past two and a half years. READ MORE
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