INFOMATION
Physical Education
Physical Education in schools concerns the involvement of children in fitness activities, sports, Health and Drug Education, gymnastics and some aspects of dance. All are designed to encourage a healthier, more enjoyable lifestyle. Such involvement is particularly important at present with the extent of obesity and other illnesses, many of which reflect a lack of exercise and healthy living.
This page looks at the State & Territory information - including curriculums, then sections covering fitness activities, minor games, aerobics, sources of information and assistance, lesson plans and Australian Physical Education bodies.
A related page on Health & Drug Education can be accessed by this link or the one above.
Another page providing assistance for individual Sports can be accessed by this link or the one above.
Education news comes from a wide range of sources, covers many topics and refers to different levels and types of education. It can be factual, someone’s interpretation of education material or events, responses, or simply personal ramblings. You need to be aware of the source, its credibility, how it relates to other comments and ideas and then make a judgement as to how important and valid it is.
At its simplest, education news can be the answer[s] to the question - ‘What happened at school today ?’
At its most complex, it can be a presentation, relating to a single aspect of the education process, whether done by an expert - in person, in a journal, a download from the internet or part of debate or discussion forum.
In between, there are many ways of getting the news. These include :
Physical Education
Physical Education in schools concerns the involvement of children in fitness activities, sports, Health and Drug Education, gymnastics and some aspects of dance. All are designed to encourage a healthier, more enjoyable lifestyle. Such involvement is particularly important at present with the extent of obesity and other illnesses, many of which reflect a lack of exercise and healthy living.
This page looks at the State & Territory information - including curriculums, then sections covering fitness activities, minor games, aerobics, sources of information and assistance, lesson plans and Australian Physical Education bodies.
A related page on Health & Drug Education can be accessed by this link or the one above.
Another page providing assistance for individual Sports can be accessed by this link or the one above.
Education news comes from a wide range of sources, covers many topics and refers to different levels and types of education. It can be factual, someone’s interpretation of education material or events, responses, or simply personal ramblings. You need to be aware of the source, its credibility, how it relates to other comments and ideas and then make a judgement as to how important and valid it is.
At its simplest, education news can be the answer[s] to the question - ‘What happened at school today ?’
At its most complex, it can be a presentation, relating to a single aspect of the education process, whether done by an expert - in person, in a journal, a download from the internet or part of debate or discussion forum.
In between, there are many ways of getting the news. These include :
- school newsletters;
- annual school reports;
- guest speakers at meetings;
- Departmental newsletters [see below];
- information from other authorities, e.g. Curriculum, Examinations, … ;
- brochures [even advertisements];
- newspapers;
- television & radio;
- the internet - blogs, podcasts, websites, reports you can download, forums, … ;
- journals and magazines, educational and other;
- government announcements - media releases, policy statements, policy decisions, research.
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Physical Education Teacher: Grades K-2
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