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Implementing Nonlinear Pedagogy in Physical Education
This is the second paper in a series of three. We previously explored some considerations surrounding the term ‘knowledge-rich’ from a physical education perspective. Introducing PE teachers to the differences between ‘knowledge about the environment’ and ‘knowledge of the environment’. You can find the previous article on the blog if you would like a recap.…
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When Teacher Educators ‘Walk the Talk’ – Evidence-informed teaching and learning in Higher Education
Another reflection on my journey in Teacher Education.
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Another reflection – from PE Teaching to PE Teacher Education
Another reflection – from PE Teaching to PE Teacher Education
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From PE to PETE – my new beginning.
It has taken a while to get round to this, and I haven’t blogged for some time but felt this is a poignant opportunity to reflect on my new beginning. I am very happy in my new role; a lecturer of Physical Education and a Teacher Educator. It was a mission that I long-aspired to…
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8 Steps to Success in PE by Nathan Walker
It’s been a while since I posted this infographic, and with the launch of the new site I thought I would repost this. These are what I genuinely believe are the 8 essential ingredients that combine to make truly emphatic and profound learning experiences in physical education. Promote innovation and creativity Maximise activity and enjoyment…
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Using Sport Education to teach IGCSE Physical Education
I had the wonderful opportunity to work alongside Dr Gary Kinchin (Senior Lecturer at the University of Southampton) and I started some active research, with an aim to see whether Sport Education could be a successful pedagogical method to facilitate learning and development in IGCSE PE (examination PE). I was very fortunate to have my…
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The potential ‘New Normal’ for Physical Education
I’ve spent some time recently considering the possible implications, hurdles and challenges that may appear post-COVID19 for Physical Education. Whilst contemplating these, it is also important to focus on the positive and future opportunities for the subject. See below, I’d love to hear your thoughts. Take care and stay safe! Nathan – nathanwalkerphysed.com
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