Shea McEvoy, Rototuna Senior High School, and Heather Lindsay, PENZ Subject Advisor, shared their insights and experience on how to acknowledge students’ learning with meaningful assessment and reporting.
Read the article “Threshold concepts, academic identity and arts curricula design – Dr. Who and Indiana Jones traverse learning landscapes for dance” by Ralph Buck and Nicholas Rowe.
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Physical education is a subject that explicitly teaches the necessary knowledge and skills for working with and relating to others, and provides the learning opportunities to develop these skills (seniorsecondary.tki.org.nz).
In order for students to achieve success in physical education, they need teachers who:
create supportive learning environments, encourage reflective thought and action, enhance the relevance of new learning, facilitate shared learning, make connections to prior learning and experience, provide sufficient opportunities to learn, inquire into teaching-learning relationship.
Heather Lindsay, PENZ Subject Advisor, and Dr Maureen Legge, independent education consultant, discuss the use of external providers in physical education in primary and intermediate schools.
External providers and teaching quality physical education position paper
In this webinar hosted by PENZ’s Heather Lindsay, Kate Ney, Manawakura, Sport Gisborne Tairāwhiti, facilitates a discussion about school cross country events – and how to make them an enjoyable learning experience for all students.
Primary school cross country events position paper