A Few Words From The President
Hey everyone,
I hope all is well! Seattle is just around the corner and their is still time to register for the SHAPE America National Convention. I hope to see lots of Oregonians representing our great profession! Register below. The Board of directors was able to meet last month and things went really well. As I have discussed before we are really working on expanding what we offer Oregon SHAPE members. We will be starting with a free half day workshop at Concordia University in Portland on May 16th. More details on this below.
Oregon SHAPE President
Collin Brooks (@collinbrooksie)
We are so thankful to have our Board of Directors give their time to support members and advocate for quality health and physical education within our state. We want to take some time to showcase all of our Board of Directors. Each newsletter we will be featuring one member of the board. You will get to know a little bit about them and what they are going to bring to the members of Oregon SHAPE.
Watch the hangout to learn more about your president elect - Dr. Jenn Bhallia!
Email: jenniferbhalla@pacificu.edu
Twitter: @sportscanadian13
The #PhysEdSummit 2.0
The #PhysEdSummit is an online free digital conference designed for Physical Educators by physical educators. The #PhysEdSummit 2.0 was done through Google Hangouts on Air. All of the presentations were done LIVE and pushed through YouTube. Since all sessions will be live, the audience will have to choose which session they would like to listen to/watch. This is a great opportunity for professional development and you can receive PDU's for watching recorded sessions. View all presentations below.
Sincerely,
The #PhysEdSummit Team
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#PhysEdSummit 2.0 Introduaction Click here toe access the #PhysEdSummit 2.0 introduction by Collin Brooks. | #PhysEdSummit 2.0 Keynote Click here to access the #PhysEdSummit 2.0 keynote by Dr. Amanda Stanec entitled "Say no to the Status Quo." | iPads in PE Click here to access the iPads in PE session by Miahi Catrinar and Matthew Bassett. |
#PhysEdSummit 2.0 Introduaction
#PhysEdSummit 2.0 Keynote
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Google Apps for Education Click here to access Google Apps for Education session featuring Marcus Down | Physical Literacy Click here to access the Physical Literacy Session featuring Bill Walters and Amanda Stanec. | TGFU Click here to access the Teaching Games for Understanding Session featuring David Moore |
Google Apps for Education
Physical Literacy
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Elementary Round Table Click here to access the Elementary roundtable discussion on assessment. | Middle School Round Table Click here to access the Middle Roundtable discussion on assessment. | High School Round Table Click here to access the High School Roundtable discussion on assessment. |
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Adapted Physical Education Click here to access the Adapted Physical Education session with Jodi Larson. | SPARK Brain Booster Click here to access the SPARk Brain Booster. | Conference Program Click here to access the #PhysEdSummit 2.0 conference program. |
Adapted Physical Education
Recently Naomi Hartl (@misshartl) and myself (@CollinBrooksie) gave a SPARK webinar on bringing augmented reality to your physical education classroom.
Augmented reality (AR) is being used by teachers around the world to maximize teacher efficiency, streamline prep and tasks, foster student independence, and transform student learning. And besides all that, it’s way cool and FUN!
So you say you only have one iPad? There are many ways to incorporate AR in response to myriad instructional challenges. AR is perfect for streamlining student entries into google forms; setting up fun, informal quizzes students can answer with a click of a button; taking your fitness circuits to a whole new level by having students scan task cards at each station, and much more!
Below is a link to the webinar. Also, make sure to check out this resource document we created. It contains information regarding how to start using augmented reality in your classroom. Please don’t hesitate to ask us any questions you may have. We are happy to help you get started using AR in your classroom.
PHSYEDagogy Podcast
