Physical Education & Sport Coaching Summit Resources

Teaching Self-Defense in Secondary Physical Education, Joan Neide, Ph.D., CSU Sacramento Most people have no clue how to defend themselves against a physical attack; they just hope it never happens to them. This session will support the development of knowledge and skills to teach your students how to minimize their chances of being victims of violence and handle an attacker with minimal confrontation. Even if you have no knowledge of self-defense strategies, you can teach your students personal safety, conflict-resolution techniques, and self-defense tactics.     Self Defense 4 Week Lesson Plan Self Defense Active Learning Activities

Assessment: Developing a Grade Book that Reflects Learning, Michael Wright, Ph.D., CSU Sacramento Learn about the components of a developmentally appropriate grade book for middle and high school. Engage in strategies that will support the measurement of process and products of student learning. Developing A Quality Grade Book Assessment Content Analysis Guidelines

Adventure Racing Activities for Fun and Fitness, Dan DeJager, MS, Churchill Middle School, SJUSD This presentation shares an exciting new activity in which students improve physical fitness while learning self-responsibility, social interaction, and group dynamics. Adventure CORE uses the basic ideas of adventure racing and can be done at any school without expensive equipment. Students compete in teams of 2 to 5 to complete a predetermined course that is filled with obstacles along the way. By using teamwork, problem solving skills and fitness abilities, teams work their way through the course to the finish line. Races can be made different every time, so students remain excited to complete new challenges.

Fitness Circuits with Results, Tad Jinguji MS, CSU Sacramento, Grant High School, TRUSD; Meghan Jinguji MA, Antelope Crossing Middle School, DCJESD Are your students engaged in your fitness circuits and seeing gains in fitness levels? Examine the 5 parameters that you must address when developing a fitness circuit to achieve your intended outcome. Experience the process of  1. developing movement, 2. getting the physiological affects that you want and 3. creating a progression that will alllow your students to continue developing his/her fitness levels. Fitness Circuits with Results

Go the Extra Mile...And Then Go 5 More, Seth Martin, Tahoe Valley Elementary, LTUSD Reaching students, schools, and the community by going beyond the walls of your gymnasium. Connect with others  to develop a unified approach to promote physical activity. This is the untapped source of advocating for your physical education program. Creating a Program Template

Gymnastics That Your Students Will Flip Over, Willie Wilson, Twin Lakes Elementary, SJUSD Experience a "hands on" session that will engage you in an exploration of the "twists and turns" of teaching gymnastics to K-12 students. Participants will learn the different elements of gymnastics and the process of getting all students to combine a variety of skills to create a sequence that is developmentally appropriate for all abilities of students. Tumbling Presentation Overview Tumbling: Setting Up Your Class Tumbling Standards Chart Tumbling Puzzle Cards Tumbling Partner and Small Group Balances Tumbling 4th Grade Partner Balances Tumbling 5th Grade Group Balances Tumbling 6th Grade Sequences Tumbling Assessment Ideas 1 Tumbling Assessment Ideas 2 Tumbling Assessment Balance Progression Tumbling Group Balance Rubric Tumbling Sequence Rubric Elements Tumbling Assessment Exit Slips

Improving Game Play Through Teaching Tactics, Tad Jinguji MS, CSU Sacramento, Grant High School, TRUSD Move into a dynamic approach to teaching skill and game concepts that will lead to successful game play. Learn how to assist your athlete in transferring individual skill to offensive strategy. Participate in a variety of lead-up games that will reinforce the tactics of team sports like basketball, soccer, lacrosse and many more. The modified games and drills that you learn can transfer of to any invasion game. Tactical Model Components of Game Play Tactical Model Game Stages Tactical Model Game Play Assessment

Increasing Student Engagement Through the Use of Different Teaching Strategies, Craig Tacla, Ph.D. CSU Sacramento Engage in various teaching strategies through a variety of activities. Examine how the use of different strategies support the achievement of different learning goals. Reflect on how to best support student learning through the use of teaching styles such as: reciprocal, self-check, guided discovery, convergent and divergent production.

Moving Beyond the Rules of the Game- Teaching Target, Net, Striking & Fielding and Invasion Games Through A Tactical Model, Meghan Jinguji MA, Antelope Crossing Middle School, DCJESD Learn to create tactical problems to get studnts to think about and understand the various elements of strategy within each type of game. Participate in a variety of modified games that reinforce the tactics of each game and the skills that are necessary to play. Game Tactics for Net, Fielding & Striking, and Invasion Games

Introduction to Orienteering, Mike Smith, Rio Americano High School, SJUSD Technology may be the way of the future, but it is not always available. Learn the basics of orienteering: reading a compass, magnetic north vs true north, map reading, declination and much more. Come participate in an orientering course and explore how you can use orienteering to support cross-curricular learning or as a vehicle to teach concepts.

Power Vinyasa: Aligning Age and Developmentally Appropriate Yoga Practice to the CA Content Standards, Kristi Jouett, Lake Tahoe Unified School District Power Vinyasa is one of the most sought after forms of yoga today. Learn about the pillars of  Power Vinyasa and how to teach the California Content Standards through the practice of yoga. Experience a guided practice with modification of the flow to differentiate your instruction to meet the needs of different age and developmental levels of students.

Swing Dance- The Slow and Quick Steps for Success Zac Lovell MS, Arcade Middle School, SJUSD Engage in the basics of Swing Dance. Learn the basic step and fun turns to music that will make all kids want to get out and dance. Gain some new ideas to create a dance environment that is engaging and will lead to student learning. Swing Dance Movement Matrix

Youth Conditioning- A New Approach, Tad Jinguji MS, CSU Sacramento, Grant High School, TRUSD Explore how fundamental movement skills are essential to performance in all sports. Learn how to bild a foundation that will benefit athletes of all ages, genders and abilities. Engage in activities that will support your understanding of why efficient movement is essential to strength and performance.

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Health-Related Fitness Study Guide- Students will learn about the factors that influence health-related fitness.

Health Risk Factor Inventory- Students will complete a self-inventory and family inventory to identify what factors many positively or negatively influence their health-related fitness.

Dodging Fleeing and Chasing Concepts- Break down the movements and learn the concepts behond the skills of dodging, fleeing and chasing.

Dodging Fleeing and Chasing Study Guide- Students will learn about the different skills, scientific principles and more.

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