If you are interested in getting your BAI to teach archery.  There is a training in Nicholaville.  FYI PE teachers fees are WAIVED!!!

Go to https://naspbai.org/ClassView.aspx?cid=10295 to register.  PE teachers who will teach in school can get their fee waived.

Class Delivery Type: Traditional In-Person
Class Date(s): 2/27/2021 - 2/27/2021
In-Person Class Times: 8:30 AM-3:30 PM
Class Capacity: 12
Registration End Date: 2/25/2021

Notes: The cost of the training is $80 and includes the training materials. Checks should be made to Eric Sowers or Kim Sowers. KY NASP has requested the payment go through the regional coordinators which is why the check is made out to us, and not NASP or KY NASP. Should your organization need to use a PO or another form of payment, please email Kim at kynaspregion9@gmail.com and she will help you work it out. The class time period listed on this document is an approximation based on class times we have experienced in the past, without breaking for a specified amount of time for lunch (45 minutes to one hour). Should the participants choose to continue through lunch, please bring a lunch/drink to eat/drink at the facility so that we can continue the class and you can get done sooner. We are ok with taking a lunch break if that is what the participants prefer. Lastly, you will be moving and using the archery equipment on an archery range so please wear comfortable clothes and shoes.

Location:
The Providence Activity Center
200 Computrex Drive Nicholasville KY 40356US
Google Directions

Contact Email: kynaspregion9@gmail.com
Contact Phone: 8595533459 or 859553

Instructors:

Eric Sowers    

Hello all,

I stumbled upon this video about some ways to up your student engagement in PE.  Hope some of you find it useful.  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giPor8mFsJs&feature=youtu.be

We are in this together. . .

LaDonda Porter

All-

Before you leave for Winter Break today, please take a moment and subscribe to Health and Physical Education on Navigator.  There are a ton of resources, lessons, activities and more on this website!!  If you have an activity or lesson you would like to share with our Fayette County colleagues, please add it to the website. 

Also, check out the In-Person Instructional Models some schools are using when we go back hopefully in 2021.  Every school is different, but hopefully these models will help your school prepare. 

Thanks for all you do in the Health and Physical Education world.  Happy Holidays!

Jo Geddes 

Physical education leads students on a journey to acquire the skills, knowledge, and attitudes to be active for a lifetime. FCPS physical education provides students with a variety of learning opportunities and experiences designed for exploration and self-discovery in physical activity pursuits.

In physical education we establish a safe, student-centered learning environment designed to maximize learning experiences for all students. In this environment students learn personal and social responsibility, motor skills, as well as key concepts and principles associated with movement. Students also learn valuable content associated with physical activity promotion, fitness, and health-related physical activity. Of particular importance are curricular materials linked to the affective domain. That is students learn the significance  of self-expression, value physical activity, enjoy movement, and challenge themselves. These concepts are essential for making physical education meaningful. All content is taught using commonly accepted best practices in physical education pedagogy and physical activity motivation.

The curriculum unit frameworks, pacing guides, and FCPS Physical Education Framework materials provided in the Navigator outline the foundational components of content identified as necessary to meet the needs of our students. It is recognized that each school’s context will vary and thus physical education teachers may need to make modifications. It is also understood that all modifications will be made heeding to the fundamental purpose of physical education using recognized best practices in physical education.