In the first video I viewed
Mrs. Hamada's blog on her methods of teaching dance to her physical education students. She was not the best expert on the skill of dancing. She wanted to introduce dance lessons to her students because she thought they would enjoy it and it is a great way to get a cardiovascular work out. She brought in instructional videos on dancing. She got great results out of this method of teaching. This proves that in physical education you may not be an expert in something, but you still can involve technology into your teaching to improve it.
In my second post on Mrs. Hamada's blog I left a comment on her post about physical literacy. Physical literacy deals with four different categories. Do you introduce different surfaces to students such as, a wooden court, grass, artificial turf, ice, and others. Do you introduce the skills it takes to perform on the different surfaces? This is the second bullet of physical literacy. The third topic deals with game sense, fair play, and coaching. The final topic is teaching students ways to properly fall on the different surfaces to protect there safety.
Hi Tyler my name is Sarah Smith and One thing about your writing you need to try and start a Qustion so that people reply to your writing and leave you feed back for example:
ReplyDeleteHi everyone how are you? my writing this week is about my little sister, my little sister is getting sick I need help ( any ideas on how to stop her from getting worse? )
and yea just try to start with a hook or a question and it will help you do get feed back!
enjoy the rest of you day