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Aug 12, 2012
I just got a job teaching PE at a small private elementary school. I've worked in PE and athletics for a while and teaching. My management is tight, I relate well with kids, staff and parents and I am good at assessment.
My administrator put me in charge of developing the PE program, meaning the curriculum. I am excited but nervous. I am very interested in "New PE" which emphasizes fitness and individuals doing activities they find rewarding over competition.
Does anyone have any recommendations for a curriculum program/guide for elementary PE, particularly New PE. I am looking into SPARK. Anyone have experiences with that program?
Thank you for your help
Jake
Patty
On 8/12/12, Jake wrote: > Howdy, > > I just got a job teaching PE at a small private elementary > school. I've worked in PE and athletics for a while and > teaching. My management is tight, I relate well with kids, > staff and parents and I am good at assessment. > > My administrator put me in charge of developing the PE >...See More
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