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No Excuses! - A Documentary about Quality Physical Education

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• ​Documentary Team and Contributors

• ​​Documentary Clips with Discussion Prompts​​

QUALITY PHYSICAL EDUCATION ADVOCACY

• ​The Importance of Physical Education​​
• What Does Quality Physical Education Look Like?

• ​​​​​​Advocacy Resources and Toolkits
• ​​Pledge your Support for Quality Physical Education

EFFECTIVE TEACHING STRATEGIES

• Teaching Strategies
• Planning
• Assessment
• Class Management

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• General Teaching Strategies
• Teaching Strategies for English Language Learners
• ​Adapted Physical Education Resources​
• Social Justice and Diversity
• Facilitating Discussions and Debriefs

• ​​​Examples of Cross Disciplinary Activities
• ​Growth Mindset and Multiple Intelligences​​​
• How to Engage Families in Your Curriculum​
• Advice for New Teachers
• Miscellaneous Articles and Videos​

• Planning Physical Education Units​
• Domains of Learning and Writing Learning Objectives

• ​​Instructional Models in Physical Education
• Teaching Styles in Physical Education​​​

• Assessment in Physical Education
• ​Rubric Guidelines and Examples

• ​Grading in Physical Education
• Fitnessgram Guidelines and Resources

• Class Management Guidelines​
• ​Tools for Assessing Behavior​

• ​Resources for Building Character and Conflict Resolution​
  
• ​Strategies for Forming Groups​
  

TEACHER RESOURCES

• Teacher Resources
• Fitness
• Instructional Videos
• Professional Development
• Technology

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• Physical Education Related Organizations
• Resources for Physical Education Lessons
• ​​​Safety Related Resources
• Resources for Grants and Fundraising​​

• ​​Resources for Finding and Landing Jobs​
• ​​Resources for Physical Education DIY and Hacks​​
• Physical Education Related National Observances​​
• ​​​The Importance of Recess, Play, and Active Classrooms​​

• Examples of Fitness Activities
• ​​​​Strategies for Activity Promotion and Adherence​

• Resources for Stress Management​
• Online Resources for Health, Fitness, and Nutrition

• Icebreakers, Teambuilding, and Conflict Resolution

• Dance - Overview and Resources
• Dance - Folk and Line
• Dance - POCO LOCOs
• Dance - Ballroom and Social Dance
• Dance - Additional Youtube Playlists

• Information and Resources for Professional Development​
• ​Social Media Resources for Physical Educators​​

• ​Teaching Evaluation Forms for Physical Educators​

• ​Technology Guides for Physical Education
• Apps for Physical Education
• Online Technology Resources
• ​Projector Uses in Physical Education

• ​Virtual Reality in Physical Education
• 360 Degree Photos and Videos in Physical Education
• Augmented Reality and QR Codes in Physical Education

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Projector Uses in Physical Education

• Overview
• Examples from Twitter
• Related Pages

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There are many uses for projectors in a physical education setting. Here are some example uses from Phys.Ed.Review:

• Activity Directions
• Assessment Prompts

• Dance Demonstrations

• Plan of the Day
• Reviewing Class Protocols
• Skill Demonstrations – Videos and GIFs

• Space Layout and Stations
  
• Target Activities
• Would You Rather Physical Activities

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• 10 Ways You Can Use A Large Screen Display in PE​
• Cut the Cord...Or At Least Stop Tripping Over It (Part 1)
• ​Cut the Cord...Or At Least Stop Tripping Over It (Part 2)​​

• PhysedReview - Digital White Board​​
• PhysedReview - Projector Activities

Projectors Use Examples - Curated tweets by supportREALtchr

• ​Technology Guides for Physical Education
• Apps for Physical Education
• Online Technology Resources​

• ​Virtual Reality in Physical Education
• 360 Degree Photos and Videos in Physical Education
• Augmented Reality and QR Codes in Physical Education

  

Projecting moving targets

• Moving Target Apps - App 1, App 2, and App 3​​​

• Moving Target Videos - Youtube Playlist and Google Drive

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Reinforcing Content with Moving Targets​

Guide to Making "Moving Targets" in PowerPoint

​Download this Example PowerPoint to See the Settings and See this Instructional Video from PhysedReview
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​1. Transitions between Slides: Go to the “transitions” tab and enter the total time the slide should run under the "Advance Slide" section.

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​2. ​To Make the Images Move: ​"Insert" object, click on it, and go to “Animations” tab. Scroll to the bottom of the animations to the “Motion Paths” section and create your path.