Indiana Society for Health and Physical Educators
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May 1-7, 2018 - Mark Your Calendar!
Every day, our members do all they can to prepare students to live their best life. They are the leaders, go-getters and everyday heroes whose exceptional feats inspire others to give their all. To these teachers, we say thank you for your professional dedication, your commitment to the health and well-being of our nation’s students, and for your support of INSHAPE. We look forward to serving you for years to come.
National PE & Sport Week, held annually from May 1-7, celebrates and shares the value of effective physical education and sport programs in schools around the nation. This year, we especially express gratitude to exceptional stars who are accomplishing "Big Feats" with their work — and leaving their mark on health education, physical education and sport.
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INSHAPE Inspired This Teacher
When Lizz Ulrich looks back on her journey, a few words come to my mind: spark, why, and nudge. She felt the spark fading. She turned to INSHAPE for ways to reignite the spark. On her journey she was "blown away" by local and national SHAPE experiences.
Read her inspirating story
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in PE During Critical Incidents
Although there are procedures in place for the classroom teacher and school personnel inside the building, there is nothing written implicitly for the physical education teacher. Based on this void, here are some guidance points for consideration.
Dealing with Critical Incidents
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What PE Teachers Should Know
Concussions can occur in any type of physical activity program, including physical education, extracurricular activity programs, recess, intramural sport, interscholastic sport, and community-based sport and physical activity programs.
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Alligator - Moose - Elephant
This month, the Elementary PE council has a fun activity that requires no equipment. Organize your students in a circle and let the fun begin.
Download Activity of the Month
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Get Fit Program
Second and third graders at Middlebury Elementary School in Goshen run through the hallways as a part of the school's Run the Halls program. Student receive a popsicle stick after each completed lap. Four laps equals a mile.
Read the Article
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Youth PA Coordinator
The Youth Physical Activity Coordinator (ISDH/DNPA) is responsible for the educational opportunities provided to professionals that promote physical activity in schools, before and after school settings, community settings, and early child care facilities.
Job Description
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