As we work, we sit more than we do anything else. We're averaging 9.3 hours a day, compared to 7.7 hours of sleeping. Sitting is so prevalent and so pervasive that we don't even question how much we're doing it. And, everyone else is doing it also, so it doesn't even occur to us that it's not okay. In that way, I've come to see that sitting is the smoking of our generation.
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How One Teacher Changed for the Good of Her Students | MindShift - 1 views
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"Four years ago, I realized that I needed to take responsibility for the damage I had done to students who came into my room loving (or at least liking) school and left diminished in some ways. Those kids who loved math until my long-winded lectures about process left them confused and bitter. Those kids that loved to read until my strict book report guidelines and reading logs devoured their curiosity for great stories. I had to take responsibility for what I had done. There was no one else to blame. Just as important, I had to make sure that my future students would leave our classroom still loving school, with passionate curiosity, not afraid to try something new. How do we make children hate school so much? I now teach 5th grade, and by the time they reach me, certain subjects have already landed on their top 10 list of most dreadful things to do. Math tends to top the chart, but social studies usually is close behind, and some even hate reading (but may read many books outside of school). Most students confess a love of recess, art, music, and sometimes even science. PE is always a crowd favorite as well. But math and social studies, yikes. "
QR Codes, Coaches Eye & The 21st Century Skill Poster « Mr Robbo - The P.E Geek - 0 views
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As you would most likely be aware, I am a massive fan of QR Codes and there application within the classroom. Since discovering them in 2008 I have gone on to blog extensively about how I have used them in the classroom and ideas for possible future activities, with one of my all time favourite ideas being QR Coded posters. (If you are are still unsure what a QR Code is I suggest watching the video here)
PE Geeks | Welcome to our new site - 3 views
20 Ways High Schools Are Using Twitter In The Classroom - 5 views
Great Web Tools for Health, Exercise & Activity « Mr Robbo - The P.E Geek - 3 views
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"Great Web Tools for Health, Exercise & Activity"
Free Technology for Teachers: The Evolution of the Zamboni - 5 views
Regular Exercise Leads to a Healthier, Smarter Brain - 0 views
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You know that exercise is good for your body and is essential to your overall health, but did you know it can actually make you smarter, as well?
iCoach - Physical Education in the iPad Era | Beth Holland - 4 views
4 Positive Effects of Dance and Movement for K-12 Students | The Inspired Classroom - 1 views
Concussion Infographic | AmeriHealth New Jersey - 5 views
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"The Concussion Infographic is an interactive presentation that includes a description of concussions, appropriate treatment scenarios, different levels of concussion severity, high school injuries, prevention, and other safety measures."
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