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Information and Resources
Professional development is key to becoming/staying up to date with current practices. Below are some ways one can expand their expertise:
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SHAPE America Appropriate Practices
- 5.1.1 The teacher continually seeks new information to stay current (e.g., reads journals, attends conferences and in-services).
Guideposts
- Effective PD is based on teachers' needs and interests.
- Effective PD is ongoing and sustained.
- Effective PD acknowledges that learning is a social process.
- Effective PD treats teachers as active learners.
- Effective PD includes collaborative opportunities within learning communities.
- Effective PD enhances teachers' pedagogical skills and content knowledge.
- Effective PD focuses on improving learning outcomes for students.
- Effective PD is facilitated with care.
Articles on Professional Development
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION BLOGS
PHYSICAL EDUCATION JOURNALS
Physical Education
Adapted Physical Education
Coaching and Sport Psychology
Teacher Education
PHYSICAL EDUCATION WEBINARS, VIDEOS, AND PODCASTS
Benefits of attending conferences
- Stay up to date with current practices.
- Gain inspiration and motivation from peers who share your vision.
- Network with other teachers and professionals (potential job opportunities are available).
- Reunite with peers from college and new friends you meet every year.
- Attain professional development units for your resume.
- Present a session and share your expertise.
- Additional information: Why Attend Your State Conference?
Example Topics
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TIPS AND RESOURCES
- Traditionally, the first day (pre-conference) is not necessary to attend unless there is a session/workshop that you are interested in.
- Look at the program schedule ahead of time and take note of sessions you want to attend.
- Bring a tablet or an alternative to take photos, videos, notes; and use the conference app!
- Be active in sessions and volunteer when opportunities are presented.
- Travel in small groups as larger ones tend to be more off task :)
- Save your lanyards (good for non-participants, bathroom passes, etc.) and conference bags for your physical education program.
- Pace yourself and rest. Its a marathon, not a sprint.
RESOURCES FOR RESEARCH
- CITI training: A free online Institutional Review Board (IRB) tutorial, if you are with an affiliated institution such as a university. It is very helpful for learning about issues involving participants in research.
- Connected Papers: Explore connected research papers in a visual graph.
- Dictation.io: Use the magic of speech recognition to write emails, narrate essays and long documents in the browser without touching the keyboard.
- Formatically: Free online citation service.
- Google Alerts: The service sends emails to the user when it finds new results (ie. web pages, online articles, or blogs) that matches the user's search term.
- Office of Graduate Research Flinders University: Youtube channel on doctoral research.
- Open Access Articles: Academia, Get the Research, Google Scholar, JSTOR, and Science Direct.
- Otter Voice Meeting Notes: Free voice transcription app.
- VassarStats: Free browser-based statistics program.
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P.E.T.E. Programs - Resources
- 2017 National Standards for Initial Physical Education Teacher Education: National standards from SHAPE America.
- AIESEP Flash Blog: International Association for Physical Education in Higher Education.
- AIESEP Conference: International Association for Physical Education in Higher Education (podcast about this conference).
- Dr. Robert Pangrazi's Lesson Plans: Full length videos can be assessed by PETE students.
- Glickman's Supervision Models: Supervising models for student teachers, based on their developmental level.
- Handbook of Physical Education: Sort of a literature review for all things physical education.
- Intellectual Commons for PETE Doctoral Education: Provides free access for faculty and students to current program information and syllabi used in the education of doctoral students in physical education teacher education.
- PE Central Video Center: Full length videos can be assessed by PETE students.
- Pedagogical Cases: Physical education based case studies.
- PETE Club Website Template: An example of what to include in a PETE club's website (which helps with continuity).
- PETE Collaborative: The purpose of this website is to help share ideas with the PETE/HETE community.
- PETE & HETE Conference: Conference for teacher educators in PETE and HETE.
- PETE/HETE in Health and Physical Education for Teacher’s Toolbox: Resources from SHAPE America.
- Virtual Guest Directory: Contact information for physical education professionals willing to guest present in your PETE class.
P.E.T.E. PROGRAMS - RESearch and Editorials
- Evaluation, Rationale, and Perceptions Regarding Fitness Testing in Physical Education Teacher Education Programs
- Let's Get Virtual: Observing Physical Education Field Experiences through Synchronous Video Conferencing
- Pedagogical Principles of Learning to Teach Meaningful Physical Education
- PETE Collaborative on Race and Racism in PETE and PE (podcast)
- Physical Education Teacher Education Students' Perceptions of the Physiques of Self and Educators in the Profession
- Targeting Professional Development for Beginning Physical Education Teachers
- Teacher Educators’ Enactment of Pedagogies that Prioritise Learning about Meaningful Physical Education
P.E.t.e. program - recruitment
- A Snapshot of Recruitment in Health and Physical Education Teacher Education: Results from a National Survey
- Breaking from Traditionalism: Strategies for the Recruitment of Physical Education Teachers
- Chapter 6: Recruitment in PETE: Interview Results and Discussion
- Developing a Future Teachers’ Club to Facilitate Physical Education Teacher Recruitment
- How to Increase Enrollment in Undergraduate PETE Programs
- Recruiting Students Into PETE Programs - Part 1
- Recruiting Students Into PETE Programs - Part 2
- Resources for Recruitment in Higher Education (SHAPE America)