Manaiakalani - PE and Health
Secondary School Connect - Physical Education and Health
The first of our Secondary School Connects was held on Wednesday 10th June.. We heard three different perspectives from three teachers who are each using digital technologies to turbo-charge students' learning. The focus of this particular Secondary Connect was Physical Education and Health however, the shared teaching strategies could potentially be harnessed in any learning area.
Ruth Hills
Bay of Islands College: Head of PE
Blogging through a culturally responsive pedagogical lens
Ruth Hills is the Head of PE at Bay of Islands College. Ruth will share how she has retained her commitment to Culturally Responsive and Relational Pedagogy (CR&RP) through class blogs. Ruth will also show how students who blogged regularly about their lockdown training in har Y11,Y12 and Y13 classes has significantly improved her students writing and understanding enabling them to prepare well for their assessments. Ruth's professional blog link
Manaiakalani Secondary Connect (2020-06-09 at 20_37 GMT-7).mp4Jason Borland
Papakura High School: Head of PE
Video analysis for sports performance
Jason Borland, Head of PE at Papakura High School explained how he was using video analysis tools with his students for sports performance assessments. The vidalyze analysis software allowed senior students to evaluate their skills performance and biomechanical analysis.
Jason.mp4Kata O’Donnell
Tamaki College: Teacher in Charge of Health, Class-on-air teacher 2020
Digital Learning Tools: Miro, Screencastify and Kialo Ed
Kata O'Donnell, Teacher in Charge of Health at Tamaki College will talk about her role as a class on air teacher. Kata will also share how she uses technology in the classroom to engage students through Learn, Create, Share.
Kata.mp4Full Video recording
If you would like to see the entire recording of Manaiakalani's Secondary Connect: PE and Health from Wednesday 10th June 2020 click the video on the right.