Healthy Schools LAB
The Healthy Schools LAB will heighten awareness and understanding of issues and opportunities surrounding health and wellness in the K to PhD education system and contribute to the collective development of a healthy, active society.
Tag: joy
Teaching Joy
I was recently provided with an opportunity (thanks Centre for Teaching and Learning!) to share my teaching philosophy and some specific teaching strategies through a short video as part of a initiative called Inspiring Teaching. The best part was being able to feature the… Continue Reading “Teaching Joy”
Hello 2018!
Three main purposes to this short (really!) and hopefully sweet post: THANK YOU! I wanted to take a moment to thank everyone who may have checked out purposefulmovement in 2017 (or anytime, really!). I very much appreciate your reading, sharing, commenting and reflecting –… Continue Reading “Hello 2018!”
Delightful Physical Education
This is a guest blog I wrote for @meaningfulpe – check out LAMPE for more good content on meaningful (and purposeful!) #physed. Part 1 of this blog series on delight and physical education raised the question, how might a physical education teacher lay ‘groundwork’ for… Continue Reading “Delightful Physical Education”
Two Wheeled Joy
My lifetime love affair with the bicycle (in all its myriad forms) began at around 4 years old, I think. My memories of learning to ride, although not complete, exist in flashes of colour, sound and touch. Gold coloured bike Conspicuously missing training wheels… Continue Reading “Two Wheeled Joy”
Moved to Move
I have always believed in the importance of physical education. Movement has been an integral part of my own life since I was a child. As I grew up, went to school, tried to figure out my life (still working on that) and eventually… Continue Reading “Moved to Move”
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