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    Meaningful PE book review April 2022

    Book Review: Meaningful Physical Education – an Approach for Teaching and Learning (2021)

    I am pleased to say that engagement with the idea of ‘Meaningful Physical Education’ (MPE) has really ramped up in the last few years. Whilst…

    Will Swaithes 3rd May 2022
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    Game-Based Coaching

    Book Review: Perspectives on Game-Based Coaching

    Introduction I have followed and recognised the quality in Shane Pill’s work for quite some time and encourage others to do likewise. Consequently, I am…

    Will Swaithes 6th July 2021
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    Teaching as a profession

    What is a profession? A profession is a job, occupation or career that requires specialist training, expertise knowledge as well as ethical behaviour, Total Careers,…

    Liz Durden-Myers 18th August 2020
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    Top 10 PE Podcasts for Physical Education Teachers

    Top 10 PE Podcast Channels for Physical Education Teachers

    Check out our list of the top 10 PE Podcasts for teachers to keep you inspired during the current school closures. We've highlighted some of our favou…
    Liz Durden-Myers 5th May 2020
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    Early Career Framework

    The Early Career Framework Early Roll Out

    The Early Career Framework was published in January 2019 and sets out what newly qualified teachers needs to learn and do in their first two…

    Liz Durden-Myers 28th January 2020
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    Mind the Gap – Bridging Research and Professional Practice

    Introduction We have a major division between research/academia and professional practice in schools. Academics have to undertake research and publish their work in journals dedicated…

    Liz Durden-Myers 19th May 2019
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    Practice Architectures

    Introduction Understanding what practice architectures are and how they influence existing and new practice you can better appreciate how practice is constructed and how to…

    Liz Durden-Myers 5th May 2019
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    Schools get a sprint start with free education programme: Starting Blocks

    Teachers across the UK can get their students involved in the summer’s biggest sporting event with the launch of a free education programme, Startin…
    Liz Durden-Myers 16th May 2017
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    What is an outstanding PE lesson?

    This blog post looks to uncover what actual "outstanding" PE lessons look like, looking beyond the list of teacher jargon and buzzwords that we are of…
    Phil Cocks 10th August 2013
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