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Playing with Research in Health and Physical Education is a podcast from Risto Marttinen, Sara Flory and Dillon Landi which focuses on trying to make research more open and accessible to all stakeholders involved in PE and Health. The show notes of each podcast shares the research, they then invite the resreacher on the show to talk about their research and sometimes includes a follow podcast about the theory that underpins the research. A perfect example of this was Dr Paul Wright’s work with colleagues on developing a Tool for Assessing Responsibility-based Education. The podcast interview when into detail about the tool and how teacher might be able to use it and then there was a follow up interview about the theory that underpins Teaching Personal and Social Responsibility as a model within Physical Education. Theory and practice are two languages about the same thing. This podcast goes a good way in trying to translate the language of theory into practice and I wholeheartedly recommend other PE Teachers who are interested in theory informed practice to check it out.
Top 10 Articles of the Month
Aligning Curriculum to Best Practices
What happens in between teaching and learning during PE?
Ask the Expert: Kelvin Giles (Movement Dynamics)
Shaping play from simple to complex game form by progressive conditioning of the rules of the game
What We Can Learn About Engagement From Video Games
Why Parents Must Stop Coaching From The Sidelines
Meaningful Experiences of Physical Education Pedagogical Cases
Dance seems to be the ultimate frivolity. How did it become a human necessity?
General PE
- PHYSICAL LITERACY : Childhood Nostalgia
- Welcome To #PhysEdU
- Da Yuan – New Beginnings
- Why do some schools still ban girls from playing football?
- Without women in the sports pages getting girls to play is a losing battle
- Small children need to run around all day, new exercise guidelines say
- With teen mental health deteriorating over five years, there’s a likely culprit
Primary PE
- November’s GIVING THANKS and DOING PLANKS Fitness Challenge
- Is Writing a Yearly Plan Helpful?
- PE Games: Soccer Noodle Tag
- Instant Activities – 2018 NYS APHERD Conference Presentation
- Keeping Kids in Motion by Keeping Fitness Fun – 2018 NYS AHPERD Conference
- How Does My Clipboard Help Me Stay Organized?
- Master the Minute – 14 Active 1-minute Challenges for PE
Secondary PE
- Moving my blog forward
- Student Choice – Offering choice and individualised opportunities in PE
- APPEC 2018 Session Notes
- Thinking about options and failure
Academic PE
- The use of Sport Education to aid the teaching of IGCSE PE.
- OCR GCSE PE Low Stakes Assessment Resources
- KS4 PE AND SPORT COURSE COMPARISON SHOW
Research in PE
- Stories from the trenches: An overview of the Ph.D. journey
- Emergence of Skilled Behaviors in Professional, Amateur and Junior Cricket Batsmen During a Representative Training Scenario
- The Influence of Content Knowledge on Pedagogical Content Knowledge: An Evidence-Based Practice for Physical Education
- Teaching Sportsmanship in Physical Education and Youth Sport: Comparing Perceptions of Teachers With Students and Coaches With Athletes
- Gestalt Psychological Principles in Developing Meaningful Understanding of Games & Sport in PE
- Character Building through Physical Education
- Restorative Youth Sports: An Applied Model for Resolving Conflicts and Building Positive Relationships
- Healthying PE – on the possibility of learning health
- The Role of Informal, Unstructured Practice in Developing Football Expertise: The Case of Brazilian Pelada
- The Role of Ecological Constraints on Expertise Development
- Physical Education or Physical Entertainment? The hunt for Physical Evidence of learning in school
- What is Sport Education and How Does it Work?
- Seizing the Moment: Can Game Sense Further Inform Sport Teaching in Australian Physical Education?
- Valuing the Physically Active Life: Contemporary and Future Directions
PE Podcasts and Videos
- Jim Harte | 36 Years and Counting…
- Practice Design: Players & The Environment
- How do you structure a training session?
- Move Like a Superhero with
@UK_StrengthLab - Engaging ‘Generation Inactive’ – a conversation with
@JShakespearePA - Theory Breakdown 3: Social Ecological Framework An episode of Playing with Research in Health and Physical Education
- Restorative Youth Sports with Dr. Hemphill
- The Legacy of James J Gibson: Invariants & Direct Perception https://perceptionaction.com/123-2/ The Theory of Affordances & Its Application to Sports https://perceptionaction.com/124-2/ The Ecological Approach, Research & Challenges https://perceptionaction.com/125-2/
- Promoting Freedom of Movement and Having Fun with
@JeremyFrisch - Magic Academy interview with Brian Ashton
- Affordances & Momentum, Value of Unstructured Practice
- Tackling a global inactivity pandemic with FUN!!
School and Youth Sport
- Mirror, mirror
- The use of Sport Education to aid the teaching of IGCSE PE.
- New close-season, new session format — play-review-play-review…& repeat
- Change
- A Coaching Mind
- No Excuse for the Abuse: Don’t Tolerate Negative Coaching
- Notes from a conference (parts 2) – Contemporary Skill Acquisition Research and Innovative practice in Sports Coaching/Teaching and Training
- Can We Make Coaching Sessions More Like Free Play?
- This Is One Of The Biggest Barriers To Skill Development
- Transitions: Old Job – New Job
- Practice Design Academy – Navigator
- Let’s call time out on sport stars as role models
- There Is No Such Thing as an International Elite Under-9 Soccer Player
- If it’s under W for Won, does anyone ask you how?
- How Good do you Want the Opposition to be?
Other Articles of Interest
- 5 Leadership Lessons from Harvey Spectre
- When did the self-help movement lose its ethical seriousness?
- Surgery students ‘losing dexterity to stitch patients’
- I Am Perfectly Happy With My Perfectionism
- The Art of Looking: Eleven Ways of Viewing the Multiple Realities of Our Everyday Wonderland
- The Science of Stress and How Our Emotions Affect Our Susceptibility to Burnout and Disease
- Teaching full-time unendurably hard, says Lucy Kellaway
- Why we make better decisions together than we do on our own
- The Surprising Power of The Long Game
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