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NASPE's Teacher Toolbox- January 2009
Creative Outdoor Fun
http://iweb.aahperd.org/naspe/Toolbox/Jan09.cfm
This month:
*Celebrate Chinese New Year with NASPE's Elementary Activity -Chinese New Year Fun. Inside are ideas that add a little history about the Chinese Culture.
*Check out the Brain Fun section for elementary and secondary vocabulary builders.
*PLUS! Physical Activity Calendars in English and Spanish for Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary grade levels!
Call for Proposals PETE 2009 Conference
Deadline for submission: January 16, 2009
We invite you to submit a presentation and/or poster session proposal for the 2009 PETE Conference to be held in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina October 7-10, 2009. Conference programming is based primarily on this Call for Proposals, bringing innovative ideas and research to PETE faculty, researchers, and graduate students. There are a variety of ways to present your innovative ideas and research:
*Lecture with one or more presenters
*Demonstration
*Active participation presentation
*Interactive discussion and round tables
*Panel discussion
*Poster session
*And more – be creative!!
NASPE encourages the presentation of graduate student research as a "work in progress" or a finished study. If we have enough graduate student proposals, we will schedule a time slot to feature graduate student poster presentations so they can receive feedback and interact with faculty from all over the country.
Learn more on the Call for Proposals section of the PETE conference website. http://iweb.aahperd.org/naspe/pete/template.cfm?template=call.html. Contact Diane Raynes at draynes@aahperd.org with any questions you may have.
Register for AAHPERD's National Convention and Exposition by January 15, 2009 to qualify for early-bird rates and to take advantage of NASPE's
professional development opportunities and special events.
Here are just a few of the events you won't want to miss:
Golf great Annika Sorenstam, at the NASPE General Session on Thursday, April 2. Annika will speak about her love of sports and her efforts through the ANNIKA Foundation to teach the importance of a healthy active lifestyle through nutrition and physical fitness
Hall of Fame Inductee Olympian Dorothy "Dot" Richardson, M.D., Director and Medical Director of the National Training Center Friday, April 3
The Physical Education Coordinators C.A.N. Conference: Challenges-Answers-Networking
Learn how to create and sustain strong standards-based PE programs in your school or district. Topics include budget, curriculum, assessment, assessment facilities and staffing
NASPE PIPEline and Physical Best workshops:
Physical Best Higher Education: Integrating Physical Best into PETE Curriculums
Physical Best Health-Fitness Specialist Certification Workshop
PIPEline: Let's Get Moving: Physical Activity for Children Ages 3-5
PIPEline: Got Purpose? Planning for Instruction in K-12 Physical Education
PIPEline: teaching Instructional Models
and more!
Don’t wait, pre-registration is required for many events. Register today at www.aahperd.org/convention
Coaching Educators Conference
Register early to take advantage of discounted pricing for the National Coaching Educators’ Conference June 11 – 13 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
This is your opportunity to network with the elite coaching educators from across the U.S. and get in-depth information about course development and implementation. Housing and program schedule available online.
Register today. http://iweb.aahperd.org/naspe/ncace/template.cfm?template=main.htm |
